Introduction
The story is set in the 22nd century where space travel, planet colonization and anti-gravity basketball are practically everyday things. Planet Earth has become uninhabitable, and therefore people live in colonies on the surrounding planets. On a school field trip, a mistake causes the protagonist, a young transfer student named Luna, her pet robot, and six of her classmates to be thrown through a gravity storm and crash land on a seemingly uninhabited planet. There, with Luna as their leader, the robot cat Chako, the lone wolf Kaoru, the spoiled rich boy Howard, the shy Sharla, the obedient Bell, the prideful musician Menori and the young genius Shingo must fight for their survival. But is the planet really uninhabited, or is there someone or something out there, waiting in the shadows?
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Audience reviews
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Smol_Rufi
I watched this anime after I find an interest on space, mysterious planet, survival theme show like Astra Lost In Space, but it doesn't fulfill my expectation. I thought it would be like exploring an unhabited planet with various abnormal condition.
Space travelling must be a science fiction stuff but in Uninhabited Planet Survive they did a little explanation about what happened, they wrap the information without even telling what is actually happened and it leaving a lot of question for me.
The plot itself is good, the visual were not too bad, but the background music is not my taste. The good things are the story is progressive, they put conflict in every single episode that make the viewer somehow makes viewer curious about what will happen. But somehow I found a same flashback scene…
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Wow, what a series. If you want to feel every emotion in the book, then this is definitely the animé for you. Joy. Worry. Suspense. Gut-punching terror. Sadness. Laughter. Who knew a single series could do all that? Definitely an all-time favourite.
Characters are portrayed accurately, and with many dimensions that get explored in detail - the 52 episode length is definitely put to good use here. You'll find yourself liking and becoming attached to the characters as the series goes on, and sad to leave when you reach the end of the series.
The story is gripping. Things aren't sunshine and roses - they have a difficult time and can't catch a break, but that leads to suspense and a great story. Multiple twists will keep you guessing until the very end.
The art for it's time is perfectly f…
Read at the sourcejohnbradshaw
I believe Mujin Wakusei Survive to be something everyone will enjoy to watch. It's a coming-of-age story set in science fiction world, while also an adventurous story about the survival of a group of friend in an uninhabited planet. It's one of the most interesting kind of show you can find even in this vast anime world.
Set in the futuristic world, now the earth is long gone due to obvious environmental changes, we follows a group of seven middle schoolers on their school trip to see some planets. An unexpected accident occurs and they got blasted to an uninhabited planet. Where homesickness is the least of their worries.
While a bunch of kids is not certainly something to your liking since they're still kids, they surely whine a lot. But the story is its strong point, every steps they…
Read at the sourceRecynon
This series is the greatest disappointment I've seen up to this point, and I mean that as a compliment.
Throughout the first half, it functions well as a survival story involving kids by providing adequate tension, the right tone, and likable characters. You'll get bonus enjoyment out of this if you, like me, actually enjoyed reading Robinson Crusoe throughout all the building activities because you like following the steady progress. Despite supposedly being a kids' show, the most kid-ish aspect of this is that most of the characters are emotionally mature and get along well. If this was a live-action series for adults, you'd have the characters start bickering each other for the sake of drama from Day 1. Instead, the writers opt to concentrate all the unlikability and instigating dutie…
Read at the sourceGundroog
There’s a special place in my heart for all the anime that try to do something different even if they end up hitting rock bottom or just not being that good. By the time first cour of the show was over I had a seat prepared for MWS and then it just started yelling and throwing shit at my window.
Mujin Wakusei Survive on first glance seems to be a show centred around people who are least prepared for it having to survive on an alien planet with some mystery slowly creeping up on them. Survival in the wild has been a common theme in video games and reality TV shows, but I never came across it in anime so the premise sounded interesting. The first dozen of episodes admirably delivers on it bit by bit with almost episodic stories that nonetheless move the plot forward. Each of them focused on…
Read at the sourceLay_Dark
English:
I've watch this anime on TV, but always lost some episodes. So, only now, I can
say that I watched everything online. And I have to say, even with those kind of unoriginal characters, this story is so unique that you are caught by surprise when you see yourself attached and rooting for them.
It's a story with some turnaround, wrathful (sometimes caused by mistakes that sounds so human and so "real life") and a constant cheering for that character that you love the most.
Portuguese:
Planet Survival foi um dos animes que passavam no Animax e que, quando eu perdia um episódio, eu desistia de continuar assistindo a saga... Mais recentemente, parei para assistir online e consegui terminar! Apesar dos personagens bem "comuns" e nem um pouco originais, a história em si é bem única. Vo…
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Mujin Wakusei Survive or Uninhabited Planet Survival was an amazing adventure that I can say every age group, and gender will find enjoyment in.
Story
The story revolves around seven teens and a pet robot getting trapped on a (supposedly) uninhabited planet when their escape pod gets blown off course and gets pulled into a gravity storm.
Now often the story flows into a few different arcs from starting off on how they group will survive on the planet they landed on, to a more sci-fi genre as they start figuring out the mystery of where they are and how they'll survive-- and my gosh are these teenagers resourceful.
Art
Art wise it was made in 2004 so the art could be better at times, and it has a very kid like charm to it with the bright colours. Though I don't want to say this show i…
Read at the sourcechelmquist
I wish this series existed when I was younger. Even though I'm much older now than the fourteen year-old characters, I can still appreciate that this is a special show. Sure, it's a show for kids or young teens, but it doesn't pander, doesn't try to be precious or cute, and has more respect for its intended audience than nearly any other show I can think of. And I can think of several shows intended for adults that aren't half as smart.
Overall, the story line is excellent. The group of young teens (plus one "animal", as it says in the opening) get stranded on an uninhabited planet. The main premise is an old one: characters get stranded, must learn how to survive, get along, deal with assorted trials of nature and bad guys, figure out how to get back home. But for once, the writers handl…
Read at the sourceLatrellMoonwell
Uninhabited Planet Survive is basically a story set in the future where humans are forced to live in space colonies due to Earth being uninhabitable. It focuses on a group of children and their adventures when their space ship unexpectedly crashes during a school field trip onto an uninhabited planet.
Well, its a story of survival on a remote island after a shipwreck or a plane crash (think a child's version of Cast Away and Lost), but add elements of sci fi into it and you can imagine the basic premise of Uninhabited Planet Survive. Personally I really enjoyed the story of this anime, as it touches on many of the topics of actual survival in the wild if one was to unexpectedly find themselves stranded on a remote island (for example, having to find food, fresh water and shelter), but al…
Read at the sourceKitycatgirl
I enjoyed this show immensely, and with my attention span that's saying something. Though this was over fifty episodes, they managed to make each one interesting, and they kept my attention. There is a twist in the story, which keeps it going but at the same time is kind of just... what the fuck? But it ended well, so I was alright with it.
The art is simple, decent, but not the best I've seen.
Sound is also alright, but I positively despised one [Sharla] of the characters voices, I think they could have cast her better.
The character development was well done, considering the circumstances and the ages of the members, I think that they all developed well, and realistically.
So yeah, over all I really enjoyed this ^.^
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