Audience reviews
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Duleigh
Whatever you may say about Queens Blade Rebellion, it has to be said that it is fun. If you're not a fan of exploding braziers, girls with tentacles, or bikini armor that doubles as a sex toy you may not like it, but I was seriously impressed with the scope of the story. I've seen the exploding blouses far too many times, but the hyper vibrating armor and the chainsaw sword along with the jewellery that provides tentacles was all new to me. It was a quite expansive story, the world is huge, the characters are many, and even though men are few and far between, there's not a big deal made about that, because this is a story about the girls.
Not only was it fun for what it included, but it was great fun to watch for what it didn't have. There was no dopey guy tagging along wishing he could…
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When you look at something like Queen’s Blade Rebellion at face value, you do not immediately think “cash grab.” Or at least you hope to god that it is not. Then while you are watching it, it is very clear that the situation's reality is clear; it is exactly what you feared it might be. A complete, nothing cash grab with no soul or style to speak of.
As I have said before in my previous reviews of the series, Queen’s Blade is not what many perceive it to be: A completely dumb titty anime with no plot or characters to care about. While the dumb titty anime part is not exactly far from the truth, I found the story and characters to be better than your average ecchi series to the degree of Queen’s Blade. It is not brilliant, but for what they are, they are fun and entertaining in their own r…
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Was fairly disappointed with this season. For whatever reasons you enjoyed the first 2 season of Queens Blade, Rebellion just doesn't live up to it on nearly all aspects.
Story: 3 - It feels like they tried to shove what story and character development they had in both seasons 1 and 2 into new characters in a single season. It feels like a hurried jumbled mess, that at the end leaves you saying "what?" Without a second season the story was just poor to me.
Character: 3 - A lot of people say there was no connection/development to Queens Blade characters but I found myself attached to them, even so far as finding myself wondering about their lives after the tournament. With Rebellion I honestly can't say I feel the same, even for the MC. I barely finished the series 30 minutes ago and I ca…
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It's safe to say that the first thing that comes to mind when talking about the Queen's Blade franchise isn't the characters or story but rather the well animated "plot". Seeing how much fanservice they can stuff into a 20 minute time span always seem to be the creators goal. Given the audience and fanbase that support this franchise that is to be expected but for some reason excessive fanservice just isn't enough for Rebellion.
You see as much as fans of the series love the "plot" it was also a plus that the characters and story had a decent sense of direction or focus to keep things going. QB is far from well written but the writers atleast bothered to have a somewhat fleshed out cast so that we as viewers can understand what they wanted to accomplish. And with a simple battle royal prem…
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This wasn't nearly as good as the original series but it still had a few good moments.
The bad. There is much more fan service than the first two seasons. Which I found kind of stupid. Where as people say that the first two seasons are soft porn, this season is nearly hentai. I also couldn't understand why Claudette was queen, or why Leina has a curse, they don't really explain it that much. They also completely flanderized my favorite character from the first two seasons, Claudette, she was close to her sisters and wouldn't do anything to harm them before but now she is willing to kill them to keep order in her kingdom. And don't even get me started on what they did to Aldra, that's not even flanderization, that's just changing her character completely. When it came to the other characte…
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Story: I thought the story was okay for the most part. However, the only real problem I had with the story, was the lack of danger. I didn't really feel there was any real danger in this story. The story keeps talking about this huge uproar of the people and that things are bad. Judging by from I saw in this series, the people seemed to be happy and prospering for the most part. I can compare this to a movie or story about a zombie apocalypse without seeing any zombies.
Art: I liked the art and character designs with the exception of episode 2, the character designs in that particular episode was a little off-putting.
Sound: No problem with the sound, I liked the music especially the ending song.
Characters: Okay this is Queen's Blade Rebellions biggest problem. The real reason I think…
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This anime is one of the best action ecchi , Queens Blade series in general is.
For Ecchi fans this is perfect.
The reason that im writing this review its because i found the story a little poor and random desiguined.
the animation is pretty good and follows the characters perfect body build(woot) , anyway u wont lose ur time watching this anime if you like ecchis with action , because action+sexy girls its the real focus of this anime , so it is for all the others Queens Blade's Tittles.
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"Queen's Blade Rebellion".
Plot: The plot was different than the first 3 seasons of Queen's Blade (yes I'm counting "Utsukushiki Toushi-tachi" as a season) the plot was focused on something new.
The "Queen's Blade" didn't have so much to do with it.
It wasn't about Reina anymore, but the plot was now focused on Anne-Lotte, the only member left of House Kreuze. Anne-Lotte has a high sense of justice and the only thing she wants is to defeat the Thunder Queen and to bring peace to the Main lands again. But this won't go without danger.
On her way she faces Ghote Pirates, Vibrating Valkarys, dancers and summoners.
But will Anne-Lotte be able to free the Main lands from the terror of Claudette or is Claudette not responsible for the terror at all and is there something else going on?…
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Queen's Blade is one of the more infamous titles out there in TV anime. It's known for catering to nearly every fetish imaginable while at the same time having a legitimate plot with a very healthy dose of PLOT. Queen's Blade Rebellion is the third installment in the Queen's Blade franchise which extends across multiple different outlets of media. Rebellion is a direct sequel to the previous series and takes place several years after the last one. It features an all new cast with the previous characters making appearances throughout the show. The show itself is certainly different from the last ones, but it is still the Queen's Blade that you know and love.
When regarding the story, Queen's Blade Rebellion takes a turn from the previous two seasons where it was a fighting tournament and…
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