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| Buy | 8 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 7 | 10 | Devil Doll | # |
[Score: 86% = "Buy"]
The Characters are mostly those we already know, plus the leaders of the planet where Jinto has to operate as territorial deputy ambassador. So they're not as new and refreshing as they were in the prequel, but they still have their strong scenes. Then again, some scenes shown in the very first episode (telling the audience significant parts of the story development, and not even subtitled because all characters are using Abh language instead of Japanese) turn out to be a horrible suspense killer. And the episode previews are horribly spoilerish as well, you really need to skip them during the first pass of watching. Certain decisions during battle look questionable this time, unlike the prequel. All in all the Series Story is the weakest aspect this time. This one might have been the best season of this saga if it had been told in conventional style, as the diplomacy aspect of this story on a prison planet taken over by the Empire (plus certain tricky situations asking for complex decisions) is the most challenging theme of the whole Seikai Saga so far, and some developments were really surprising. Unfortunately, the most important ones were not, and unnecessarily so. But still, this is a good show that won't disappoint the Seikai fans. Last updated Friday, July 18 2008. | ||||||||
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Shifting the story from deep space conflict and battles, to one of politics and Abh policy, Jinto shows his patience and compassion in getting Lafiel’s permission to travel to the planet to study the on-planet situation and listen to the concerns of the leaders. The penal planet is broken up into three penal sections. Reproductive females in one section, reproductive males in a second section and third section of non-reproductive mixed sex prisoners. The leader of the males section is intent on staying on the planet and starting families to continue their existence, while the leader of the female section is hell-bent on getting off the planet, (and away from the violent and aggressive males). And the wardens of prison have an agenda to getting their families off the planet and away from the pending fight between the two very polarized and hostile factions. And in a battle of control, one of the factions makes a very unwise move and decides to take Jinto captive in a desperate power play. 1- Operation Hunter
Last updated Saturday, November 18 2006. | ||||||||
Other Sites
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| Official Japanese Series Web Site | http://www.crestofthestars.com/ |





