AniWorthInfini-T Force
Introduction
Emi is a seventeen-year-old girl living in Shibuya. Her father is always away with work and she's grown listless. Suddenly, a twist of fate involving a certain magical item changes everything. A mysterious pencil, of all things, is linked to the appearance of heroes from another world! Could this be the start to the excitement she's so desperately craving, or is there something more?
(Source: VIZ Media)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.43/10 · 2331
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Audience reviews
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WdaCdaShdaDid
I was initially excited with the first Casshan fight, which was fun... and then the show was a bit of a letdown until late in the series when Emi's character arc actually goes somewhere. The good news is that now I won't have nightmares of someone repeating "TAH-KEHHH-SHEEEE" over and over in various ways.
The "heroes from different worlds/dimensions gathering in one place to fight a common enemy" is all over the place, from just about every "Tales" series, to "Kingdom Hearts" to "Final Fantasy" to "Cyborg 009 vs Devilman" to a lot of comic crossovers. It leads to a lot of very similar villains and plots. This one is largely no exception. What makes such a story stand out individually is the art, the character relationships, and how creative the creative team gets with mixing different ch…
Read at the sourceTHEAnimeHERO
Note: This review only covers the 2017 TV series as the story continues with the 2018 movie. Infini-T Force is a superhero crossover featuring 1970’s superheroes from Tatsunoko Productions as a celebration for their 55th anniversary. However, the show is a mixed bag of content unable to properly balance its agenda while trying to incorporate 4 different superhero franchises & doesn’t do a good job in representing or explaining those characters to a new audience. Meanwhile fans that are familiar with these classic superheroes could be discouraged from watching the show given the different interpretations of said heroes. There are some redeemable factors to Infini-T Force but not many for the established Tatsunoko fan.
The show follows the story of a girl named Emi who’s suffering from suic…
Read at the sourceDunkjoe
I'm reviewing this from a mostly non-fan point of view (mostly cos I watched Gatchaman S1 but hardly remember it).
Story: 9
Kinda cliched in some areas, but overall quite interesting. There's some plot and mystery here and there, and I'm glad that there are not too much storyline cliches in there. Given that this is a kinda superhero kind of show, the villains are somewhat cliche but overall it is great.
Art:10
The animation is fluid and simply amazing. It's like watching Gantz: Osaka and the FF series movies, but for 12 episodes, which is pretty amazing. This is not to mention that the animation is really realistic.
Sound: 9
Character:8
To be honest, the characters are kinda 2 dimensional at times. It seems that the main differentiating factor between all the characters (including the…
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