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Master Keaton OVA

Master Keaton OVA

Introduction

Taichi Keaton is a man of many talents: father, historian, frequent traveler, negotiator, archaeologist, former survival instructor, and all while working as an insurance investigator for Lloyd's of London. While his methods may seem a bit unorthodox, he gets the job done when needed, but not without a little something to learn or teach in the process. Through all of his adventures, some people call him a quack. Those who know him well call him a master of life... (Source: ANN)

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Audience reviews

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Silent_Seinen_

I had already written a review for the main Master Keaton series before, and now that I've watched the OVA, I felt like I had to talk about it too. Surprisingly, I actually enjoyed the OVA even more than the main series. It felt more diverse in terms of stories and themes, and I found myself way more excited while watching it. One thing that really stood out to me was the music, it was so well done and added a lot to the atmosphere. Also, there's a quote from the grandfather that really stuck with me: "Bad dogs hurt good dogs, just like humans do." Simple, but deep. Definitely one of those lines that stays with you.

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johnbradshaw

First of all, I'm a fan of episodic anime and let me tell you this. If you're a fan too, don't need to read my review, go on and watch Master Keaton as I regard it one of the best episodic show ever along the line of Mushishi, Kino no tabi, Jigoku Shoujo or Aria. Originally a manga drawn by the famous Naomi Urasawa, the mastermind behind Monster and 20th Century Boy, there is a certain level of expectation for me going to this anime and gladly it didn't disappoint. As the title suggested, this anime follows the life of Taichi Keaton-Hiraga, a man at first glance is anything but extraordinary. But what lies inside him might surprise you deeply... Due to its episodic nature, each episode is a different story and because of that, they covers various of topics: wars, love, hate, betrays, re…

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Anonatsuhe

If you want to watch a quality, fun and relaxing episode of anime, this never disappoints... Master Keaton, the now almost 18 year old predecessor to Urasawa's Anime classic "Monster", is a massively overlooked show. Just like the original season, this OVA shares a lot of the creative staff with its younger brother, Naoki Urasawa having illustrated the original Master Keaton Manga and even supposedly written a large proportion of it (which is hard to say for certain, given co-writer Hokusei Katsushika sadly passed away in 2004). Story: The premise of this show is a simple one, telling short adventure stories from all around the world of the 1990s, usually in some connection to historical and/or criminal themes. I will not say much more than that. The setting is very western and in that…

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