AniWorthSamurai Girl Real Bout High School
Introduction
At Daimon High School, kids settle their disputes by dueling with each other in the school's official K-Fight battle arena. Ryoko Mitsurugi, samurai girl and undefeated K-Fight champion, is called upon by a mysterious Priestess to protect the Earth from an invasion coming from the alternate universe of Solvania. She must face battles that will test her skills, her friendships, and her heart in order to find her true strength as a samurai warrior.
(Source: ANN)
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Audience reviews
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regaldemocrat
I started watching this anime in 2002, but I only saw the first three episodes. At the time, I was just a teenager without much money, so it was difficult to find the complete series. However, those first three episodes left such an impression on me that I always wanted to see the rest.
Today, 22 years later, I finally had the chance to finish it.
The first thing I want to say is that those first three episodes are definitely even better today than they were 12 years ago. This anime really starts off very well. A mix of great characters, an intriguing story with the promise of getting deeper and deeper, and a great touch of humor whet our appetite for more. There's no doubt that I had a good eye 22 years ago.
However, ironically, the anime starts to fail after the fourth episode. It's a…
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There's Anime you know are going to be bad from the first few minutes of the first episode. It's usually because they start with tropes that never get done right and and get spammed endlessly. When you get three or more of those tropes in the first few minutes, you know there's going to be a whole lot of bad in the future. Having a whole lot of bad is the one place where Samurai Girl doesn't disappoint.
The unbeatable MC is a deathtrap of a trope for anime. It can be done well but almost no one gets it right, and Samurai Girl gets it really really wrong. How does it get it wrong ?
1. It tells you the MC is completely undefeatable right from the start. There is only one person that can beat the MC and they never try. This is a pit that Samurai Girl throws itself into, when it didn't hav…
Read at the sourcekekekeKaj
Anyone who is reasonably familiar with Neo Geo's classic fighting game franchise "Real Bout Fatal Fury" will probably be confused as I was upon stumbling across "Samurai Girl Real Bout High School". I'd wondered whether the series is some spinoff from the games, and the opening scenes did little to dispell that suspicion - it features a hand to hand combat between two fighters, one of whom resembles Wolfgang Krauser, a boss from the video games (in fact he resembles the video game character more than the actual Wolfgang Krauser in the anime "Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle"). However, soon it became clear that "Samurai Girl Real Bout High School" had no real connection with "Real Bout Fatal Fury", though I guess it's possible the games did provide some inspirations for it. Even though I was a…
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