Audience reviews
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Sailormoonwins
Battle Girls Time Paradox is pretty good the characters, animation and comedy are good also so overall it has a solid chance of being among some of the best underrated anime we have.
Plot and storytelling are like any other isekai except the OP MC being in a harem of either slaves, rivals and random chicks but trying to rule a country/town. 7/10
Characters are the best of the show, especially the MC, now isekai protagonists are literally the worst characters in their show that whenever someone wants them or loves them they also become shitty characters but mainly these protagonists are the average looking man or sexual characters that can't stop being them if their lives depended on it. The MC here is funny and like a little gag character as a protagonist which adds to the comedy. 7.4/10…
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This anime is based on a pachinko game (something between a slot machine and a flipper). Said game also has a story. A Japanese schoolgirl magically transfers back in time to the period of Japan’s unification. She takes part in the war by befriending one of the major generals and goes to … find a magic armour. I guess unifying Japan with this premise is impossible without a McGuffin to help you. The catch is, everybody in this world is a skimpy clothed young girl. Not even a man in sight! In fact the only male character in the whole show is a talking dog. So imagine the Sengoku era, one of the bloodiest times in Japanese history, to have been turned to a magical place full of half naked lesbians looking for a magic item… and the whole thing is actually the backdrop story of a game of balls…
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This anime is better than it has any right to be.
Made to celebrate the tenth anniversary of a pachinko machine, Sengoku Otome is an anime whose brilliance lies in the fact that it knows it's terrible. This allows it to be silly and fun without taking itself seriously.
It's very lighthearted, and has both surprisingly good writing and likeable characters.
Some warnings:
- This is a yuri anime, there are no men anywhere
- There is some nudity, but less than you'd expect.
Bottom line: This is a fun show, and not to be watched with expectations of drama or action.
Read at the sourceGrayRealm
Alright. I discovered this show when I saw a picture of a gender-swapped nobunaga, one of the characters in the series. I would say that overall I liked it, detailed breakdown is below.
Story:
Overall half of the anime feels like it is sengoku version of .... yuyushiki. We have sengoku generals, well, "girl versions" of sengoku generals doing various silly things that often revolve around some sort of misunderstandign related to what hideyoshi ("protagonist") said. They are mildly entertaining, but nothing special. Closer to the end, the series switch to a slightly more serious mode, but never get too dark. There's some fanservice and even a bit of nudity here and there, but overall it has innocent feeling to it, and if not for occasional slightly more dramatic scenes, it would perfectly…
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Sengoku Otome: Momoiro Paradox is an anime from TMS Entertainment based on pachinko games. And to think, it hasn't been that long since I looked at Umi Monogatari, another anime based on a pachinko game. I don't get it, what is it about pachinko games that makes people think they'd lend themselves to a story? But Umi Monogatari was a good series, so maybe this one will be too. Let's find out.
Story:
We open up with Japan in the modern day, a middle school girl named Hide Yoshino, nicknamed Hideyoshi, stops at an old shrine to pray for success in her exams because she is doing very badly in school and doesn't want to attend summer classes. While there she stumbles into a strange glowing circle where a feminine form is sitting and stumbles into an alternate world set in the Sengoku period.…
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I didn't really know what to think about this anime at first. I have always enjoyed stuff to do with the Sengoku Era and I had to check it out. I wasn't disappointed with the show, it was a good comedy, it's just not an absolutely amazing show.
First of all, there is something about the art in this show that is either cute or weird. Most characters look nice, but in my opinion Nobunaga never fit into the art style. The music was quite nice, especially both the opening and the ending theme.
The characters were all quite likable (except for a certain bow-wielder in my opinion). Even the obvious antagonist is quite cool. I like the way they incorporated a sort of "Wizard of Oz" and you were there with some of the characters, and each character had a distinct personality, even if Nobunaga wa…
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Sengoku Otome is a rather entertaining show! It is not the best, but is it good enough to cure boredom!!
~Story~ 8/10
The story was pretty simple and that's not bad at all. It had a pretty good pacing and it managed to complete the story between these 13 episodes. In my opinion,13 episodes were just right for this anime...uhm...I got nothing more to say about the story although I think I said too little...anyway the story was nice!
~Art~ 9/10
The animation was great!It was bright, the characters and the backgrounds were well-made and the fighting scenes were great too! What's wrong with me! Why can't I write more?!
~Sound~ 7/10
Not a lot to be said here either. The background music and the opening and ending were nice but nothing really stood out. There was nothing that intresting ab…
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ok this anime's scenario is a big failure, about all those history's heros being women, many changes in the past's story about japan but this was not irritating, the anime generally do not has anything irritating but it is not excellent according to me. Now the "confusing" thing i'd say it was that the genre was not exactly specified, in some parts of the series the main genre were the samurai in an other part of the series the main genre was the action and the supernatural. In the 6-7 episodes from the begining the anime was full of comedy.... JUST PICK ONE GENRE!!!. Well any way.
the art was plainly good, the sound as well, but, despite the story was kinda horrible this comedy in some parts was fan, in the outcome this anime has some funny moments so i can not say that it was not enjoya…
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Imagine for a moment that you're a Japanese schoolgirl. And imagine that you've just fallen into a room with a magic circle and a bright blue light. And then you wake up, and you're surrounded by people fighting with swords and lances, all of whom just happen to bear the names of the people in your history textbook on the Sengoku period. Can you guess what your first thoughts are?
Well, if you guessed, "I've time-travelled!" you'd be way off the mark. "How do I get home?" is a little closer, but by no means the most prominent question for Yoshino Hide, for whom the immediately important problem is that her cellphone has no reception, closely followed by the fact that she's hungry. To be sure, she may not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but readers who are paying attention may already…
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*Warning: Wall of text.
Battle Girls: Time Paradox, also called Sengoku Otome: Momoiro Paradox, is an anime based on a topic that we rarely find... history. Indeed, the entire plot is based off Japanese history during the Warring State Era. The only real noticeable difference you'll find is that your favorite long-beared old landlord geezer is replaced with well-endowed, crazy 2-D chicks swinging their bigass weapons around like a crazy yandere, who are, did I mention, big-boobed (albeit Hideyoshi, which I'll touch on later). Yeah, crazy big-boobed yanderes. Mind blowing isn't it? Correct me if I'm wrong, but this replacement of historical figures with big rack girls doesn't make an anime necessarily good or bad; it just makes it an anime and something different from your teacher's feeble…
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There are animes that i want to hate, but ended up enjoying it. Sengoku Otome is one of them. Adapted from a Pachinko series, it's one of those animes that i thougt will definitely suck, but ended up being more enjoyable that it does. I want to hate it, but in the end i ended up liking it.
The story revolves around Hideyoshi, the everyday dumb girl who got transported from modern-day Tokyo to gender-reversed Sengoku-era Japan and met with Nobunaga Oda and Akechi Mitsuhide, who are now female and are ruling the warring states in a world where no men ever existed and everyone is a good-looking female.
And Nobunaga, being the person who wants to unite the whole of Japan, wants Hideyoshi to help her find the armour that will help her and Mitsuhide unite Japan as one. And from now on, every b…
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