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MD Geist 2 is a rare gem in the anime world—a sequel that surpasses its predecessor. While the first *MD Geist* left me bewildered with its convoluted plot, the second installment managed to capture my attention and keep me engaged 👌
The story unfolds with more clarity, shedding the confusing layers that plagued the original. However, despite these improvements, *MD Geist 2* still falls short in some areas. The rushed ending leaves a lingering sense of incompleteness.
One of the most significant drawbacks is the lack of positive connections with any of the characters. Geist himself remains an enigma, and the villains fail to evoke any interest. As a viewer, I found myself caught in between—neither fully invested nor entirely detached 😬
And then there's the ending. The taste it left…
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Do you feel like you didn't get enough MD Geist in your life?
Fear not, the brave souls at [hopefully defunct anime studio] made sure to make more MD Geist for your viewing pleasure.
MD Geist II is a brilliant deconstruction of quality anime. That's why it's so terrible. Most people that have watched this show have gone to the hospital with brain hemorrhages. Soon after, the poor victims die and have to be thrown out with the hazardous waste to only be buried in toxic waste dumps.
The script is the brain-child of a 12-year-old kid that watched too many action flicks and was juiced on steroids and wielding a Nintendo Power Glove. This was the masterpiece that was produced.
This show follows the continued murder spree of the Most Dangerous Soldier in existence "Geist." There is another M…
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Overview:
To celebrate the release of a live action "Kite", which I consider one of the worst anime ever made, I am reviewing another one of the absolute nadirs of anime. MD Geist 2: Death Force
Story: 1/10
At the end of the first movie, Massive Dick Geist decided to activate the "death force" which released thousands of killer robots with the purpose of destroying the world. He did this in order to have fun new opponents to fight, even if it means the death of everyone on the planet. A few years later the robots have indeed killed almost everyone, but another MD (Most Dangerous) soldier named Krauzer has built a protective fortress and is worshipped as a God by the remainder of humanity. Geist decides to kill Krauzer and lead the Death Force robots to the city so they can destroy it...…
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MD Geist Deathforce is absolutely awesome.
It follows on from MD Geist.
It is very unusual, dark, and nihalistic.
Nothing is what it seems.
It is the opposite of most anime and most stories.
The lead is MD Geist, a man who like killing and nothing else. And the opponents are MD Krauser and his army, who run a moving citadel and helps people.
Not for altruistic reasons all the time. But people are helped.
And you want MD Geist and Eagle to win.
After the events of MD Geist, the Deathforce have overun the planet.
And they eat the people to make more of them.
It's a bit more gorey. Especially when the deathforce are there.
The characters are all unusal and dark, and nothing is what it seems about them.
It had another MD soldier.
MD Krauser. He's good, but a bit of a egomaniac. And…
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M.D. Geist II Death Force is definitely one to remember out of all the anime I've seen. The story line stands well on its own, but became very confusing at different points of movie. The animation and character design are very well done. The voice acting was horrible it didn't seem very realistic. Some characters emotions and motives were unclear. M.D. Krauser who is voiced by John Hollywood is where most of my complaints fall. Krauser is considered the savior and god towards the remaining saviors. Whenever someone died his voice seemed very sarcastic and scripted as if he wanted it to happen. The background music didn't go well with the action and fighting scenes. The movie did blend well with music most of the time. There were points in the movie where the music did fit well. The Despite…
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M.D. Geist II - Death Force is the sequel to M.D. Geist and thus has the same shared history and problems. Since the art, sound, and voice acting remains the same (remarkably, after 10 years of opportunities to improve), this review will be short and concentrate on this one episode OVA's story and characters.
Story: 4 (Decent)
The story picks up where the first left off: Geist, fueled by his lust for random chaos, destruction, and battle, has unleashed the Death Force, a horde of robots designed to be a "final option" of total destruction (much like real-life nukes) from the Brain Palace (yes, this is what the dub actually calls them). These powerful robots are capable of reproducing, feasting on humans and using their flesh as raw materials. Only a single outpost remains safe from the D…
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