Audience reviews
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freedomno1
Cencoroll stands out as a truly indie work, a pioneer of the era. With a release roughly every decade, it is something that takes time to make and is amazing because of it.
It took years for Gigguk's to make Bâan, which goes to show how amazing it was to make a whole series by yourself.
With enough effort, anything is possible. And even a passion project can be grown into a full movie and is a vibrant display of an individual honing their craft from the art of the 1st one, to the style of the additional parts in the 2nd. I am looking forward to the completion of production on the third part of the film and the changes that it will have.
Read at the sourceTheMalit
The anime opens strong, interesting world and possibly an interesting MC, but the moment Yuki enters the picture, she's just the epitome of a frustrating character. Any attempts by the writers to make us like her are overshadowed by the blatant stealing she's doing without repercussions.
Putting the Yuki problem aside, the story wasn't bad, and it had a unique vibe, which helps cement itself as a solid anime. The art style is a bit more retro, which certainly fits the feeling of the show.
I would have loved to see the world and the characters without Yuki, but this is not gonna be a pleasant memory like this.
If you can, just watch Cencoroll (first 22 minutes), then do yourself a favour and do not watch it further.
Read at the sourceAh-hey-go
I found Cencoroll, like I assume so many others did, through Demo’s Should You Watch, and upon finishing the 25-minute short, my though was that “this is pretty good” but then I kind of forgot it existed. It’s not like it’s bad or anything, but it’s so short, and so few people ever mentioned it that I was shocked when I found out that Cencoroll 2 came out, especially considering that at the time of Demo’s video he said that the sequel was going to come out that year – that was in 2014.
The first thing you need to know about the sequel is that the first 25 minutes are just Cencoroll 1 again. I’m not being hyperbolic when I say that. It’s literally, shot for shot, the exact same film for the first 25 minutes. You don’t have to watch Cencoroll 1 before watching this film, I would actually ad…
Read at the sourceGsarthotegga
Cencoroll Connect is often advertised as a sequel to the original, but it's really a facelift of the original, and then an expansion beyond the 30-minute battle fest, ending with several new characters, a more complex plot, and new battles. I'm assuming Cencoroll 3 will be a true sequel to Connect, but this looks like it could easily (and should) get its own TV series—it could easily be the next Parasyte... or maybe a slightly grown-up Digimon (the creator worked on Digimon Adventure tri., actually).
The original Cencoroll still holds up well all these years later in terms of the visuals, but this new style is smoother and flows better during the animated sequence. I'm not fully sure if it's a complete upgrade without a side-by-side comparison, but the visuals in Connect are excellent, a…
Read at the sourceGabriel-kun
Cencoroll Connect is a one-hour film that expands on Cencoroll's part one story, with part two being two-thirds of this film. It offers a great continuation of the first OVA/Movie. The movie spares no time introducing new characters and Cencos? Cencorolls? Octo monsters. Yeah. Its fluid animation and nonchalant almost deadpan characters are its strongest points, with Cenco being the most exemptional aspect of the series. Like, what is a Cenco? Why are they so oddly adorable? Like a bulldog, or Gudetama-ish type of kaiju (almost). Its appeal, at least for me, is mainly how the OVAs vibe like Sonny Boy. If you've seen the show.
Story - 8/10
Art - 10/10
Sound (or lack thereof) - 7/10
Character - 10/10
Enjoyment - 10/10
Overall - 9/10
I've had this screaming thought in my mind that Cencoro…
Read at the sourceHeromo
This is fairly a amazing work. I will keep this short to be a introduction rather than a full review, To put it simple, it interesting and enjoyable. Nothing overwhelming but enough to earn my love for it. With the major factor is this is one man animation. Yep, the dude work on this alone, and this movie suppose to be release in 2009. But actually the long hiatus due to the creator worked with the Digimons Tri movies. So next sequel won't take another 10 years, or let pray it won't
All you need to know is it a sci-fi with monster battle. Like Pokemon but set in a normal world where these creature's origin still a mystery for even the master.
A fun adventure and keep my interest to stick around whatever this drive will lead to. I am all in
Now let talk about the animation: This is what h…
Read at the sourceKamisamaHatatan
I'm the first to write a review about this movie, but I'll make sure it's covered well. Today when I browsed a few of my nono-sites I came across this movie, which was just freshly subbed and prepared for me. It was called "Cencoroll" and after short looking up what it is, and what it is based on I decided to watch it this morning.
Cencoroll Connect is a continuation of the first film of Cencoroll released in 2009 which is a story based on the manga Amon Game from the prolific producer and character designer Uki Atsuya. Cencoroll first hit me as a artsy and creative type of storytelling where you are absolutely told nothing. The 2019 movie Cencoroll Connect redeemed some of this assessment since it explained a lot of things to at least get a grasp of the full movie. A third movie is annou…
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