AniWorthKyousou Giga (2012)
Introduction
Three kids are stuck in a strange city causing massive mayhem through the land. They are searching for an atypical rabbit in order to return home. Koto, the eldest of the three, seems to have some sort of connection to this weird place ruled by a monk, a demon, and a priest.
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.11/10 · 11882
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Audience reviews
4 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
TakeiT
I liked these OVAs. Each episode looked at a different part of this strange "wonderland" and the people who live there.
The first episode was all about little Koto.
The second was about the weird gang that the demon girl and Kurama apparently belong to.
The third was about this strange world, the people in it, and their habits.
The fifth was about the family of Koto, the monk, and his children.
I loved the way they did it, and the things they did. These short OVAs didn't answer many questions or doubts; in fact, they created more questions with new characters and scenes, but who cares? This world and these characters are very charming, and even though they are strange, they feel very human. This seems to be just the start of the TV series, where everything will be explained and develope…
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Kyousougiga is definitely a piece of work, but I might have to warn you that it may not seem to be very coherent at first. The ONAs definitely aren't very coherent, but having watched them a few times, I can say that the story means very little. This kind of thing does apply to a lot of slice-of-life, where the episodes stand alone and the anime is more centered around other elements.
Story:8
You might be confused as to why I rate it so high. For an anime that wasn't meant to have a real coherent story at first, they did a good job at highlighting plot points. My first impression when watching this anime was "What am I watching and why is it so god damn awesome!?!?" The episodes, which are paced very quickly much like FLCL and the likes, do give you a sense of whats actually happening. I…
Read at the sourceBatSurfer
After seeing the super fast paced prequel or original/beginning of this anime,(no idea how to organize them on MAL since the production is all out of order); I was readily excited to view more of the same. Unfortunately I got something different.
The plot seems to be in each episode standalone of whacky happenings that lead to no where and nothing. There is no set up, no movement, just random senseless activities. I tried my best to put pieces together, but nothing came up. It wasn't a rubix cube and none of the pieces fit. So what did I figure? Nothing. All this anime has become is an excuse to make whacky experimental shorts. No substance at all. I was left drawing blanks left and right. So what do I give something that isn't there?
Story ?/10 still waiting I suppose
The art style…
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Kyousougiga (2012)
Kyousougiga II is not your normal anime. The sequel to the crazy yet spectacular ONA from last year manages to still carry its charm throughout the series while answering some key questions that arose from watching the last ONA.
Story: (+/-) [1 MAL Point]
If you’re someone who watch the prequel and is hoping that watching the sequel will answer some of your questions, then you’re in the wrong boat. There is no real plot in Kyousougiga II as each episode is quite short and focuses on a different character for the remainder of the screen time. Yet, each episode carries itself well as we learn more about the characters and the mystery that surrounds them.
The last episode was the strongest of these 5 episodes. As it helps answer the biggest question of how did the worl…
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