Revelations, complications, simply amazing

Written by Bryantjj on July 7, 2010 at 9:21 AM

While I'm a bit hesitant to give out a perfect score, I do realize that if any series deserves it, it's this one. Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations is where the story truly begins to shine. Anyone who's seen the prequel animes might expect to see something just like it but in OVA form. To those people: You are dead wrong.

Tokyo Revelations exceeds it's predecessors in each and every category. The previous animes took their time to slowly and carefully present you with a compelling story, feeding you details you'd never notice on you first time watching. After laying it all out in those seasons, the story sky-rockets in this OVA. Like it's title, it will reveal a lot of secrets you'd never have seen coming, showing that the quest to retrieve the memories of a princess is far more than just that. I cannot say much as anything would spoil it all, but at least prepare to be amazed.

The dialogue becomes increasingly more important here. Every choice of words has a meaning you might not understand immediately, but will make sense once you've gotten hold of the entire picture. The voice actors portray their emotions perfectly, enhancing the experience all the more.

The animation is again beyond the first seasons, with fluid movements in battle that left at least my jaw dropping to the floor.

The entertainment is without a doubt excellent, as it will thoroughly shock, surprise and intrigue you. The mystery will leave you hungry for more, and I can say with absolute confidence that there is a lot more for you to enjoy.

Those who've gotten interested in this anime but haven't seen the first two seasons, please do not watch this yet. Without the careful explanation of the situation and the relations of each character from the first two seasons, this OVA will not be interesting as it can be. If you decide to watch the first seasons and don't find it worth the praise I've given this OVA, please hang in there and watch till you get to this OVA. I can promise you you'll be glad you did, as I was.