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6路人超能100StorylineEditDid you knowEditTriviaCreator Makoto Yukimura has cited the series Berserk as an inspiration, the manga has also been compared to Berserk in many ways. QuotesAskeladd: A man, slave to gold,
holds a whip. And beats the slave he bought with that gold as if to claim HE is the master. He just doesn't see it for himself. Every living human being is a slave to something. Alternate versionsThere are two English Dubs for this series: one from Sentai Filmworks, which is available on the series' Blu-Ray release, and the Netflix dub, which is currently only available on Netflix Japan. ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 20 Anime Everyone Needs To Watch (2021)User reviews286ReviewReviewFeatured review10/10 this show changed meVinland saga is nothing
like any anime, show or even story I've seen before. The animation is amazing, the story telling is incredible and the characters feel so real and life like it adds so much weight to the events unfolding.
Everything about this show is amazing, but the one thing on top is the core
message of the story.
Guts, a wandering mercenary, joins the Band of the Hawk after
being defeated in a
duel by Griffith, the group's leader and founder. Together, they dominate every battle, but something menacing lurks in the shadows. CreatorKentaro MiuraStarsMarc DiraisonNobutoshi CannaCarrie KeranenSee production info at IMDbProIMDb RATING8. 7/1052KYOUR RATINGRatePOPULARITY72426Top creditsCreatorKentaro MiuraStarsMarc DiraisonNobutoshi CannaCarrie Keranen155User reviews17Critic reviewsSee production info at IMDbProTop rated TV #99See the Top 250 TV shows as rated by IMDb usersEpisodes25Browse episodesTopTop-rated1 Season2 years19981997See allVideos7Trailer 2:02Watch BerserkTrailer 2:06Watch Berserk: Vol. 4Trailer 1:34Watch Berserk 3: White Hawk / 10-13Trailer 1:51Watch Berserk: Immortal Soldier 6-9Trailer 2:50Watch Berserk: War Cry 1Trailer 2:41Watch BerserkTrailer 3:00Watch Berserk: Vol. 6: God's HandPhotos218Top castEditMarc DiraisonGuts25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Nobutoshi CannaGuts25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Carrie KeranenCaska25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Kevin T. CollinsGriffith25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Unshô IshizukaNarration. 25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Carla TassaraAdditional Voices25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Jon AvnerVoid25 eps • 1997–199825 episodes • 1997–1998Yûko MiyamuraCaska24 eps • 1997–199824 episodes • 1997–1998Akira IshidaJudeau24 eps • 1997–199824 episodes • 1997–1998Tomohiro NishimuraCorkus24 eps • 1997–199824 episodes • 1997–1998Toshiyuki MorikawaGriffith23 eps • 1997–199823 episodes • 1997–1998Christopher KromerJudeau22 eps • 1997–199822 episodes • 1997–1998Akiko YajimaRickert.
the direct result of the Pierrot adaptation of 170 episodes that could have easily been reduced to one third of it. Instead of elevating the material to help the manga's best qualities to shine, they buried it under a ton of poorly paced antics and bad animation - especially in the beginning. Now, not that the manga had much more to say, but it could offer some beautiful action scenes to keep you hooked. Unfortunately for its anime adaptation, it was chosen to replace Naruto Shippuden's endless cicle of Action Anime for Little Boys by WSJ TM, consisting of what I am hoping was the last attempt to "endless" shounen battle anime. But, judging by the content, would you really blame the staff for choosing this one to sacrifice?
Black
Clover has only one original thing to offer to its audience: That there is remarkably absolutely nothing original about it. Every character bit, every plotline, every flashback, absolutely freaking everything about it, has been copied shamelessly from other better manga that came before it. The one common characteristic of successfull series is that, even when they borrow themes from previous ones, they all have something of their own they
want to say. When the author gives out something to the world, it is because his sense of self has something he wants to convey to a larger audience, and that is becoming obvious as the series presses on. The one question we always think of, is: "Why do you write? What do you want to write about? What do you have to say to the world?"
Well, Tabata just wanted to draw cool magic battles. That's it. That literally is all there is about it.
