AniWorthSei Michaela Gakuen Hyouryuuki

Introduction
Reborn as a woman named Aiko, the soldier rises as the military leader of a new crusade, successfully unites the world and abolishes all religion. Haunted by memories of a past life, Aiko travels backwards in time, and finds herself caught in an incredible battle to save the future.
(Source: ANN)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 4.93/10 · 544
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Audience reviews
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Typ055
I feel like this was supposed to be another ultraviolent and hyper sexualized late 80s/early 90s anime, but unfortunately it failed in both regards.
Whatever fighting it has is too boring, with very little blood or gore, plus mediocre animation. The sex scenes are few and far too tame.
On the other hand, the story was a positive surprise, even though they tried tackle too much.
Its always interesting to see christiany or other aspects os western culture/religion portrayed in anime. It wont provide you with anything particularly new if you're a history nerd, but I was pleasantly surprised how the childrens crusade ties in to the story. It had been many years since I read about it and this anime motivated me to learn more. That alone was worth it.
By the end of the anime, the conspiracy…
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Sei Michaela Gakuen Hyouryuuki is a pretty interesting two-episode OVA.
Story: 8/10
The story is quite original, and it kept me interested right up until the very end. It's presented well, paced well, and doesn't overstay it's welcome. I did think it went to some weird places towards the end, and the entire theme of the OVA seems a bit... misplaced. However, If you don't think too much about the subtext of the plot, it ends up being an enjoyable tale, one which is also reminiscent of classic 80's horror films.
Art: 6/10 (Art Style: 7/10, Animation: 5/10)
The art style is pretty nice looking, despite being a bit rough around the edges. It's about what you'd expect out of something from the early 90's. Character design isn't very varied, but the fundamental designs are still good. Backg…
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