Audience reviews
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ekonomiyaki
You need to play the VN to understand the story, or at least watch this anime from D.C 1. A lot of cameo came from another D.C series that which one is Sakura. Sakura in D.C III maybe will confuse you, but if you watch D.C II you will understand why is Sakura come to future and playing with Kiyotaka. Great ending song especially "Aitai yo (会いたいよ)" by yozuca* (eps 1, 9-13). One of great song for D.C series. The VN itself need 50 hours to play, hope you can play it (yes of course)*there is H scene btw ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)*ukhuk. I love to play Himeno route *btw I have play all route but idk, I'm just fell in love in Himeno route, but if you want a real romance route with a lot of drama, you can choose Rikka route as well :D Just up to you. I'm sorry, I'm not good in english, I'm from Japan, thanks fo…
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Late to review but i still wanted to put my two cents in. The show seemed to be lacking in plot and played up the harem a lot. I even think "a lot" is an understatement. To be honest i haven't seen the first two shows in this series and if they have some sort of relation this might make more sense but all in all i feel that this one alone lacked plot and was one of those shows that will slip my mind for the rest of forever. I'm really into character depth and the was no depth present here so it made it hard to care about anything the characters were doing. The quality was great and it had some goofy moments that made me laugh but overall it was very forgetful.
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Many have critiqued the Da Capo series of past, but I've always defended it as a series with merit. With the latest Da Capo, however, I'm not so sure I can continue to do so. I truly thought Da Capo was done with Da Capo 2SS, but true to the title, it's back once again. However, this time there is no pretense for drama or character development, the franchise has officially gone for the full harem approach, and the fan-service heavy type at that.
I'll try not to make this too much of a tirade, but what once was a mastery of character depth and atmospheric development has suddenly been lowered to Sora no Otoshimono levels of seriousness. Basically, we return to the crescent-shaped island of Hatsunejima where a typical harem protagonist finds himself utterly surrounded by girls attracted to…
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Da Capo III is a story about a high school news paper club who lives on the Island Hatsune-Jima as they try to find out the mystery behind the un-withering Sakura tree.
Story: - 7
The story of DCIII is really different from the first two Da Capo anime, as it does not focus on a romance story as the previous ones did, but has more a harem feel to it which I found a bit disappointing but didn't ruin the story for me. The story of the tree is not used much in the episodes before episode 10 but after this the story then blossoms and becomes very interesting and deep which leads to a good ending which needs another season to make it complete; on the other hand the episodes before number 10 focus more on the main characters interactions with the different girls which I found to be a nice scenar…
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... I have no words to make for an introduction for this anime. I'm just solely disappointed with the animators who thought that this was good enough to appease the fans of Da Capo (including myself) who were waiting for this new season of Da Capo to come out for three years! Then what do we get? This sloppy anime with a fist full of disappointment for three years of waiting.
Story:
This isn't really the worst part of the anime, nor is this the part that really makes the whole anime bad. I think the story could have been good if the writers made their characters do something in the anime. It's not like the characters don't have anything to do either. They have stuff to write, a mystery, a protagonist who could possibly get a girl, but what did the characters do? Nothing. Nothing, but walk…
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In all honesty, the anime ended and I was confused. The story didn't really go anywhere, and there was hardly any character development, if any at all. I've been a fan of Da Capo as well as Da Capo II and had some decent expectations from Da Capo III. I wouldn't say my expectations were too high, considering I was very much turned off from episode 1.
Story: 3/10
As I stated before, the story really didn't progress until very late into this series. There really wasn't much development as a Da Capo series, and I personally was disappointed. For those who haven't watched and were hoping for the drama shown in D.C. and D.C.II, don't.
Art: 8/10
Fairly enough, the art of this series was actually quite decent. The characters and settings were all drawn very nicely, but unfortunately many episod…
Read at the sourceStark700
It's Spring time!
Yes, it's the days when the sakura trees blossoms and we can feel the breeze to our ears. However, for a certain place known as the Hatsune-jima island, it gives off that feeling of Spring years round. It's a mysterious island and there are many mysteries. One thing is for certain though, the island holds one of greatest secrets involving a Sakura Tree which apparently has the ability to make wishes to come true. With this in mind, the series invites questions to the many mysteries that surrounds the origins of Da Capo III.
Da Capo III is the third installation of the Da Capo franchaise. The series debuted as part of the Winter 2013 lineup which seems to be somewhat ironic given the Spring atmosphere of the settings. Regardless, the series is a direct sequel of Da Capo…
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