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Tiger & Bunny Movie 1

Tiger & Bunny Movie 1

Introduction

The first of two Tiger and Bunny movies, based on the first two episodes of the TV series with additional new scenes.

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.4/10 · 12006

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Audience reviews

8 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.

lethargilistic

This is a much better version of the first two episodes of the series, but it's polish on a turd. By cramming all the backstory elements into the beginning—where they should have been all along—it managed to set the series up better in 1 hour than the series itself managed to in 10. It also paused to answer questions that should have been answered in the show itself. "Why doesn't Sky High fly to solve all their problems? If flying is his power, why does he have a jetpack?" (His power is just floating.) "When did Barnaby train to become a hero if nobody had ever heard of him?" (He actually went to the Hero Academy that we saw in the show and was Steel Samurai's classmate.) "Why did the villain with the crazy eyes suddenly decide to attack during the show when he'd been stewing for decades?…

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Karhu

Pfff. Another recap from Sunrise. They sure want their money well... NO, wait. This is all new and.. and different? And better? What the shit!? Tiger & Bunny The Beginning is like Tiger & Bunny tv series in the beginning, except this movie isn't lost. The problem with the start of the tv series was that Sunrise had not decided what to do with the series when they started with it. It was a mess, ugly and basically one rough diamond. What Tiget & Bunny The Beginning movie does, is polish that diamond, and it polishes it good. The story starts off the same, the idea is the same as in the fist 2 episodes. We have some scenes from those and the same plot, but, in this time, made into a solid packet with neat pacing and rythm, and all in all, better execution. While this is recapturing in a wa…

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Cruzader93

1st Film from the Tiger & Bunny property 2012 Anime produced by Sunrise and licensed by Viz Media Review from my POV (w/ personal biases) I've seen the TV series and will include comparisons between Film and Series. PROS: + Its storytelling is much more cohesive, which gives a more movie-like feel. + There's a good balance of screen time for the all other heroes (with the exception of one) + They use that extra screen time to further explain some of the heroes and their respective abilities (although short, there's a significant scene involving Rock Bison) + Last 3rd of the movie was all new material. + The design of the new villain looked pretty cool CONS: - The new villain felt 2-Dimensional and was only being used as an obstacle for the heroes to conquer. - Origami Cyclone is probably…

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kiokushitaka

The first half of it is basically the first three episodes of the series with added scenes to explain things or whatnot, but after that there is a never-before-seen villain and a plot all of its own, so it’s still worth watching! I really enjoyed the movie, and I can hardly wait for the second movie to be released.

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artist-retired

"We love it when big anime companies repackage the same damn thing in a more consumable product instead of getting more of we loved!" -said no anime fan ever, but in all honestly I'm willing to give this one some incredible leeway... Yes I am a fervent fanboy of this particular series, but at least this one manages to give it's fans so much more than most of the same breed has done in the past. *coughberserkcoughrurounikenshincough* Tiger & Bunny The Beginning is, to sum it up simply, a directors cut of episodes 1 and 2 with a lost episode included. Not an actual lost episode, but something that would've appeared to be a planned to be an ova rather than a part of a longer running feature. And by directors cut I mean this movie offers more content to these episodes, to the point of showin…

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maddynamite

I was finally able to watch the first Tiger & Bunny movie yesterday, and I'd like to share my opinions. Story: The first movie is 2 parts retelling, 1 part new story. The first two episodes of the series are used, with new sequences added in. Some additions are purely cosmetic (scenes with Kotetsu struggling to put on his CrapSuit in his car) and others serve to flesh out characters (we finally learn what Rock Bison's NEXT power is!). The new scenario was on-par with an average episode. The villain had an interesting power, and the heroes dealt with him in classic T&B style: everyone works together to try and catch him, but T&B end up figuring it out. I must say, I did not expect the capture the way it played out on screen; I was expecting something completely different based on what ch…

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5camp

Dear Scamp, I heard a new Tiger and Bunny movie is coming out and that you got the chance to see it. I like Tiger and Bunny, but not enough to watch a rushed retelling of the TV series. Is there any reason for me to watch this new movie? Yours sincerely, Imaginary correspondent created to provide a opening segment to a review. xxxxx ----------------- Hi there! Thanks for writing in. You’re right, I did get a chance to see the new Tiger and Bunny movie and I too sorta liked the Tiger and Bunny TV series but not enough to eagerly devour the exact same material all over again. This movie is indeed a re-skinning of the first few episodes of the TV series. That all said, yes it is most definitely worth your time. Something that’s worth remembering about Tiger and Bunny is Sunrise were fly…

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tomhannay

Tiger & Bunny: The Beginning is one part recap and two parts new material. The film reuses scenes from the first few episodes and adds new content to expand the story and characters. Story: 8 - the main event explored in the film is the starting point of the show: the beginning of Bunny's career and Tiger being forced to become his partner. When I first watched the show this did feel a bit rushed, so Sunrise choosing to address this feels like a good move. The scenes that are reused are mainly the action and comedy ones, and almost all the new scenes focus on the characters, giving them some much needed development (in the series most of the heroes received one episode to establish character and that was pretty much it). The new story content is a whole new NEXT villain the heroes have t…

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