AniWorthUn-Go: Chapter of Inga
Introduction
Prequel film of UN-GO telling the encounter of Shinjuurou and Inga.
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.5/10 · 20168
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Audience reviews
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PaikaPingreen
This movie made the Un-go series so clear and I honestly changed my opinion on the story. The 11 episodes seemed almost insignificant, inconsistent and random, but this movie saved everything. Honestly, I feel like rewatching the 11 episodes just to clean up my thoughts and put all the puzzle pieces together. I'm honestly so surprised how this movie changed my whole opinion on the show that I just had to write this review. That being said, Un-go as a whole is a very good story, even though it has its quirks, I just wish they included this movie in the main series somehow, because without this movie, the story would be absolutely inconsistent and just plain weird.
Read at the sourceMixxu
The truth is only right way to go that’s why I keep walking and finding liars.
Story:
As you may now if you watched the series this is basically prologue to series. And it will make some things clear to you like how Inga was born and why she teamed up with Shinjuurou. Also it tells how Kaishou became interested in spying Inga and Shinjuurou.
Story gets an 8/10
The Characters:
I would say these all were some kind of interesting but not so much to say about these. We have a man who cannot solve a case and freak girl who keeps frightening people with her abilities. Inga’s child form is quite funny actually but I prefer adult form more. Because she looks more beautiful in that form.
The Character's gets a 7/10
Art:
At First when I watched series it looked very weird but I guess it was…
Read at the sourceInfinite
UN-GO has always been an anime about mysteries, and in this prequel movie we deal with an important one; just how did Shinjuuro and Inga meet, and what were those events we saw in the very first scene of the series?
The story does not start with the meeting, but with Shinjuuro's back story. I really appreciated the depth it gave him as a character, shedding some unexpected light on him, and explaining some of his traits which you would have noticed in the main series. Strangely, the film decides to deal with a separate mystery dealing with a religious cult as well as the encounter. Whilst the characters involved all have relevancy to Shinjuuro and the meeting, I thought the mystery was unnecessary, and the time could have been better spent on looking at the events leading up to the fatefu…
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