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How to make an effective Mecha and make it fun too
“For Pete’s sake, this isn’t some Mecha anime” - Goto Kiichi
There's a multitude of Mecha shows that are talked about now and before, Gundam, GitS, and with this year we had FranXX, Gundam (again) and Planet With. As is obvious to an avid anime fan, Mecha shows are very big in Japan and as such we…
Read full review on AniList →A Short & Sweet Early Entry from Some of the Industry's Most Talented
In the shadow of much more popular mecha franchises such as _Gundam_ and _Macross_, and even eclipsed by its own movies and later TV adaptation, this OVA is likely to fly under most people's radar. It shouldn't. If you're looking for something bite-sized, entirely enjoyable, and dotted with hints of…
Read full review on AniList →Oshii focuses on making a realistic world and characters
I enjoy Patlabor's take on the mecha genre. It adds in a number of little details that give it a living a breathing feel. The focus on the mechs as a real machine that takes time consuming maintainace, the way Oshii treats time, the characters, how they interact with the world and how it lets you kn…
Read full review on AniList →O Estúdio Deen conseguiu fazer um bom anime em 1988
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Patlabor The Mobile Police: The Original OVA Series é um anime de 1988 feito pelo o Estudio Deen e Dirigido por Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell) nos seus 6 primeiros episódios e por Naoyuki Yoshinaga em seu…
Read full review on AniList →Grounded and realistic with political commentary, more akin to a police drama than a mecha war setting
Mecha as a genre is generally not considered to be grounded or realistic, mostly due to most mecha anime being influenced by imaginative sci-fi and the kaiju genre. Patlabor is an exception to this norm, an extremely grounded anime where the robots, named Labors, are not fighting in some epic war bu…
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