Audience reviews
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muratbasci
General Overview:
Saizou, a ronin, encounters a priestess named Isanami who was being tried to be killed by assassins one day by chance and saves her. Isanami is the only survivor of the raid on the temple where she is a priestess and asks Saizou to take her to Lord Yukimura. Yukimura has another plan. He wants to form a ninja and samurai team of 10 people with superior qualities, which he calls the 10 braves, and Isanami and Saizou become members of this team.
The story of most of the series takes place with the formation of this team and in the meantime, we watch a lot of fight scenes. On the other hand, it is told that Isanami has a secret power and she discovers it and Saizou's role in this discovery.
The Good Sides:
I really watched every episode with curiosity and when the episodes…
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Brave 10 is based on a manga which is loosely based on the Sengoku period. One of the various fables of that era was the Sanada Ten, a team of powerful warriors who were formed by Sanada Yukimura in his efforts to rule supreme. The premise is the formation of the team and is shown primarily through the eyes of Saizo.
I can’t say the setting and the premise are that interesting. They are in fact quite basic and there have been several other stories based on the same period and people. The most famous example is Naruto but the relations don’t go beyond names as well as both shows being equally gay. Samurai Deeper Kyo (SDK) is another case, this one even centered on the exact same events and characters. The anime adaptation sucked ass but the manga was amazingly GAR for the most part.
You s…
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To start things off in my opinion the overall score of the anime actually projects how good it is, there is a lot of room for improvement overall so I'll break it down.
Story (10): the story isn't the problem, it has a good base that you can work with and it has great potential to be a top tier anime. The story doesn't revolve around Saizou too much and that makes it somewhat unpredictable and fun to watch, no complaints here.
Art (9): not much to say, I've seen better artwork in other anime's, but the background doesn't look generic and there are little to none robotic movements of characters in the background or in fights.
Sound (7): the sound is quite good, it gets you somewhat hype at the right times but it doesn't get you to the level of hype sounds in an action anime should get yo…
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Brave 10: This anime is exactly what I love, as it has two of my few favorite genres of anime. And is both historical and samurai. This anime contains the high fast paced action one would expect from a title like this, as well as the blood and gore, which I am very much a fan of. But, it does have it's touch of both romance, comedy, and adventure, just to keep things from getting dull or repetitive as the anime itself progresses further into the story, thus revealing every little detail, history or back story of each individual characters that are part of the series itself. It also has ninjas, which I love almost as much, as I do samurai. So, throught this anime I very much loved it all. From the beginning, to the end.
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Brave 10 is based on a manga which is loosely based on the Sengoku period. One of the various fables of that era was the Sanada Ten, a team of powerful warriors who were formed by Sanada Yukimura in his efforts to rule supreme. The premise is the formation of the team and is shown primarily through the eyes of Saizo.
I can’t say the setting and the premise are that interesting. They are in fact quite basic so far and there have been several other stories based on the same period and people. The most famous example is Naruto but the relations don’t go further than some names as well as both shows being equally gay. Samurai Deeper Kyo (SDK) is another case, this one even centered on the exact same events and characters. The anime adaptation sucked ass but the manga was amazingly GAR to the…
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In a nutshell: Everything this anime had potential in was ultimately pegged by flaws.
Story: Although the plot was predictable and unoriginal, it had the potential to be enjoyable. EXCEPT the story began at a slow pace as we met the various characters of the Brave 10. Moving at largo from episodes 1 through 10, all of a sudden the plot sped through the whole story in the last three episodes. The sad thing was that by episode 10, I welcomed the change of pace because I just wanted to get the series over with.
Characters: Again, so much potential here. For me, the eclectic and eccentric bunch that the Brave 10 were comprised of was the highlight of the show. Each character had their own style, albeit filling various archetypal roles expected in most animes. Regardless, there was variety i…
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*SPOILER WARNING*
*If you are a fan of any of these anime OR a fan of THIS anime then I think you will enjoy these*
-Samurai seven
-Bleach
-Nabari no Ou
-Basilisk (Watch the original before the remake)
-Tokko Okay so the few dissapointments from this series are:
-Basic bitch plot (for the first seasons arc)
-Marry sue female heroine
-No romance/sexual tenson between the two main characters (who are implied to be complimentary to eachother (yin and yang, light and dark)
-NO SECOND SEASON!?
Moving from that I would like to express the good points of this anime.
-plot development - there is decent plot development within the first season arc. The ending leads me to believe that the production team planned to produce at least another season but that did not happen, thus far. (I'm assuming…
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This is a bad anime,but enjoyable nonetheless.
The story, although mixed with a lot of history, is very poor. The first episode was nice, but then Saizou changed. There were one or two characters I liked. Honestly I expected much more action and good fight sequences. But it seemed as if the fights were mediocre and were there just to help move the story along.
A tad too much of twists, with the plot already being convoluted as it is. The animation was good though, and was quite colourful.
The climax was meh and the ending was weak and confusing as well. If you're going for story along, I'd say don't. But if you just want an enjoyable anime with some funny moments, this is fine.
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I almost skipped watching this anime after looking at the low score and the critical reviews... Though, I choose to watch it and managed to complete this anime within a day. Well, I enjoyyyyyy Brave 10 so much!
The plot is simple but decent and fun 😁... Naruto fans might like this... there are ninja arts and so on... Every character is unique... they have their own power element... This anime has lots of decent fighting scenes too..
Oh yeah... I think the main lead, Saizou, is a lot like general Hak in Akatsuki no Yona...
Basically, I love this anime because of the simple yet fun plot... furthermore, the characters are so lively... You will not get bored watching Brave 10... unless you love something hardcore like Sengoku Basara which had lots of serious fighting scenes and less weak…
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If you ask me brave 10 is one of the most underrated anime out there I personally loved it, I mean there's so much to love about it if you are a lover of the action, historical, adventure genre. The action I'm talking about is not some cheeky ball game or something epic less, I'm talking blood and ninja fights done so well you wouldn't be able to tell if you're watching it or not. Honestly I don't know why the popular opinion about the anime is so bad. Because for me everything about the anime is top notch the story, the art, the soundtrack, the characters everything.
The story talks about a female priestess on the run from ninjas trying to kill her after they had already killed everyone else in her temple she stumbled upon a ninja who doesn't have a master because he hates having one, no…
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STORY:
Brave 10 is too concerned with looking cool than telling a decent story. I understand this is derived from a manga franchise, but as a standalone, it's lacking. First, I don't understand any of the characters because they are so flat. Saizou is the typical angsty, loner archetype while Isanami is the perky, clingy priestess girl. Cool. Let's actually build on that and not leave them flatter than a steamrolled pancake. I will give some slack because it’s probably hard to convey characters well in twelve episodes.
I did like the actual significance of the Brave 10 a lot. It would have been too easy to assign cliché roles to the characters. Ah, but darkness is not who you think it is. *wink*
CHARACTERS:
The way this show goes about introducing characters leaves a lot to be desired.…
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Brave 10 is a decent anime.
PROS:
- Outstanding storyline: I don't know about you, but, to me, the story of a merciless ninja who escorts a priestess who has a rune that can annihilate anything around feudal Japan is awesome. The story is one of the main factors that kept me watching the anime;
- Great art: Personally, I consider the art can decide whether an anime is great or not. Fortunately, the art of this anime is great;
- Exciting action scenes: Looking for a action-filled anime? Brave 10 is for you! There is at least one tense fight or chasing scene in each episode that is guaranteed to keep you watching. The even better part is that the gore is not exaggerated, so you can say the fights are somewhat realistic.
Now, let's pass to the more unfortunate parts of the anime:
CONS:…
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Another series concerning the edo era of Japan with notable historical figures like Tokugawa, Masamune, Yukimura, Mitsunari, and so on...
It is hard to follow though when you are used to the story from sengoku basara but I just followed its story line as episode go by.
The fight scenes are ninja type unlike Basara and not much of the lords clash with each other. Subordinates! FIGHT-O!
One thing why I didnt give the story a larger rate is due to the ending. It feels like they were in a hurry and cramped it all on the last episode plus that the main character had all the sole epic role of saving the world. Maybe cause I expected that it will be a team work type...but the other protagonist also did well, just saying.. haha..
In a way,it feels like it ended like soul eater to me. the series e…
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Brave 10 is just one of those anime that I feel has great potential, but it's sadly wasted.
The story revolves around our main protagonist and the useless girl he saves from danger. The girl is some sort of priestess that possesses great power, but it is only hinted at the entire time, and finally revealed in the most anticlimactic scene at the end of the show.
The whole point is that whoever controls this power controls the world, so you already know that people will come after her, so to protect her, 10 "brave" warriors that represent the elements have to be found and persuaded to form a team.
The characters aren't anything special, each one has a specific skill and they all vary in shape and size. The only interesting character is the protagonist, which receives almost no character deve…
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Story is set in feudal japan where everyone carries swords and is a ninja/samurai...or trying to be one...or is the lord who controls them. (I am trying to describe this anime without any spoilers)
Its funny, superficial but for a short series it is good enough esp since most of the episode time is spent in fights( again short in duration but entertaining none-the-less)
The characters are just outlined.. you mostly dont understand their actions/or their motivations. Shallow characters with comic potential.
Everyone wants to obtain the power Isnami possess...and you want to ask her..why are you so stupid? and also Love at first sight?!...really??!!*face-palms*
Overall I rather enjoyed the anime and watched all the episodes in one weekend.
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I was honestly excited when reading about this feudal-timed Anime, hoping it would star many of those Sengoku Heroes that are often praised in games like Samurai Warriors. Unfortunately in the kind you see in Brave 10, it doesnt do a very good job.
Hello, My Name is Ryoki and Welcome to my review of the Anime Brave 10. The review contains spoilers. If you dont like spoilers at all, please scroll away.
The scenery is settled in feudal japan, those of you who play or remember playing samurai warriors may be a little bit more familiar with this times. The anime practically throws you into an burning temple where you see a blue haired woman and a priest escape, then as they were stopped and attacked by the enemy - the priest then lets her escape once more through a trapdoor. This was a littl…
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Now, a certain group of fans really dislike how this anime is set in the same era [although Naruto is not set in the Sengoku era] and same genre as Naruto[ninja], but really, that is stupid reason to dislike this anime. Especially if you have not seen it yet.
At first I was not sure if this anime was worth my time because of the negative reviews, but it seemed interesting and I thought it would good so I gave it a go.
The animation is good and the characters are one of the best things about the anime. Sure it has ninjas, samurais, assassins and the "substitute jutsu" in it, but it should not be a reason to compare Naruto with this Anime. Those are not something that are uniquely created but rather some ancient myth in Japan.
So overall, yes, this anime is worth a try. If you want someth…
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This is a wonderful historical fiction type anime set in feudal japan. The series is not too long, and nothing ever really drags on. The character development is good enough and it is very entertaining. However they could of done much more with this series, i felt that it wasn't long enough and kind of left me unsatisfied, like i wanted more. Sort of like running for miles, and getting a nice cool drink of water only to have it knocked from your hand before you have even taken half. But it is a very good anime, and something to watch for sure.
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The first half of the show was very sweet, enjoyable and promising. It was surprisingly romantic and I very much enjoyed the chemistry between the two leads. In the show's second half, more and more supporting characters got crowded in, the main couple's focus became fuzzy and the story started to drift around and lose its purpose and became less interesting.
Looking back on the show as a whole there was a story they wanted to convey and I can understand it and its emotional core, but it's too bad the later episodes weren't written as well as the foremost.
I love the main couple's art and design, animation started out good bet went downhill later.
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I haven't written all that many reviews before, so I will make this short and simple.
Feudal Japan, assassins and ninja's all over the place, nothing groundbreaking there.
Ninja meets random girl, girl ask for protection. They meet other assassins and ninja's along the way, things happening, people fight(obviously).
The story itself seemed to have some potential throughout the first episode at least, but then I just felt like everything was going downhill.
Personally, I don't feel like the creators put much work into the story at all, as everything feels like something they had to rush through in order to make it into the 12 episodes now available.
Art: It's a style I don't really mind, it's smooth and well made.
Sound: same. As long as you find a decent version either online or through…
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