Introduction
This is the other side of Tokyo, a Tokyo of a different color. There, various tribes are living. The SARU from Japan's Musashino, WU-RONZE of Bukuro, and HANDS of Shindyuku... Young men living in the city...the public of modern times builds a home out of corruption, these young men of the sordid side of life, a side called "reality," are depicted here!
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Audience reviews
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dadavoia
Extremely under-rated Anime. I found this by accident, decided to give it a try, that was a great decision.
The characters, the animation style, the music, the action, everything about this anime is charming. I would honestly pay for another Tokyo Tribe anime. The development of the characters is also incredible, the plot-twist left me without words, and finally, the ending was 10/10.
Don't mind the bad reviews, honestly this Anime deserves a chance. It was definitely one of the best Animes I have ever watched.
I just couldn't stop watching it, I was so curious to see what would happen next.
Everyone should give this one a try. It will not disappoint. Especially if you like Gang-Drama-Action etc.
Read at the sourceBenduski
When i found this anime i was really expecting a lot, because is about street gangs, not Yakuza or other Mafia (i like them by the way), i think is the only one that i have found with this theme, the U.S. like street gangs that i wanted to see animated, but i was really disappointed on how the things were presented, it was interesting but i wasn't hook to it and the story was disappointing because of the plot holes, the things that didn't make sense and because the anime didn't took itself serious.
Story
First off, i got to point out that this should be tagged as supernatural, because falling from a building and landing like it was nothing and then scream like if they were going to transform into saiyajins or being run over by a train will do nothing to a human being (and those things are…
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Please don't be hard on me i usually don't write reviews. ;)
I saw Tokyo Tribe 2 in one shot...i was searching an anime that mixes hiphop culture and street violence and certainly I found exactly what I asked for.This anime is the closest on to the GTA series (you will find it out on the first seconds why :P ) and (maybe better) the Sleeping Dogs.If you are in the hip-hop culture then the anime is made for you.Nice beats produced by DJ MURO and extra songs from Wu-Tang.Many suspense,subversive end,great battles many funny scenes.
*Disclaimer-Spoil Alert*
It contains images that resembles Hitler thats because the creators want to parody him.Don't misunderstand it.
I would defenatly read the manga but it has one bad thing...i cannot listen to that sugoi soundtrack.
I hope anime like thes…
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I'm not into rap and I can't say I care much for the whole "gangsta" style/ lifestyle. Neither am I a connoisseur of exaggerated character designs. Needless to say, I went into Tokyo Tribe 2 with a certain amount of trepidation.
IT PUT ME OFF AND PULLED ME IN AT THE SAME TIME. The first four eps were weak but intriguing enough to keep me going. It is grim, gruesome, and exaggerated, but with a grain of gritty reality too. The back story and character development is good. Plus there are a couple disgusting characters, both visually and psychologically, that make you love to hate them and shout, "Oh, just kill him!" at the screen. When I start talking to the screen, you know they've got me. (Part of me wants to know how Buppa got to be, well, Buppa . . . . and part of me doesn't. Shudder.)…
Read at the sourceArtRodriguez
Ah, Inoue Santa you tagger manga-ka you!
This anime's story starts off about four episodes in, so the first few episodes are passable but it's still great to watch them. The story begins where the boss of Buppa's , the big gang boss above all of Tokyo's Tribes, son dies during a betrayal by Mera. The story originally revolves around Kai, the somewhat-not-really leader of the Saru's when his friend Tera is decapitated by Mera, another old friend of Kai's. The story from here sets off into the deepness of Tokyo's underground. From here on it turns into a somewhat WW2-esque story, I'd tell you the rest but I'd be spoling the story. The story for this anime isn't exactly novel, since it sounds somewhat like an old school Yakuza flick, but it's pretty new for the world of anime. The story kept…
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