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While the actors try to do the best they can, it seems to have been impressed upon them that their characters should speak or behave in certain ways. No amount of preparation or talent can resolve the problems with a script that, like several other aspects of Sacred Seven, is too reliant on what has gone before. That said, the auctioneer does have one of the best British accents in anime, but that's one of the few high points where the acting is concerned. The auctioneer clearly states the closing price is ВЈ990,000, but the display reads ВЈ9,900,000, and while this may seem like nit-picking, it's the ridiculousness of the mistake that lowers the viewer's expectations of the show. There are several errors that any sort of basic quality control would quickly spot and rectify, one of those occurring at an auction in England where Aiba is bidding on a new gem. Sadly, these aren't the biggest problems with the visuals. This is also reflected in the banality of the settings and background imagery, and these factors attest to the speed with which this anime was completed. In addition to this the characters are well realised, but this is tempered by the fact that they're also rather mundane and a little too reliant on certain stereotypes. The animation is a little on the utilitarian side, but there's a surprising fluidity and range of movement during many of the action scenes. In contrast to the lacklustre storyline Sunrise appear to have done a half-decent job with the visuals, and there's some interesting design work on display - especially where the monsters are concerned.

There's also an automatic limitation placed on the narrative, and while the lack of imagination and creativity is palpable, it's the knock-on effect on the development of both the plot and the characters that really stands out. Unfortunately this brings the major issues to the fore, one of those being the rather obvious drive to include certain scenes and events - some of which have no bearing on the story.

In addition to this there's a distinct methodology to the composition of the series, almost as if director Ohashi Yoshimitsu and writer Yoshida Shin adopted a 'check-box' approach. The plot may initially seem interesting, but once the story gets going it quickly becomes clear just how rushed this show actually is. One of the problems with bringing together several 'popular' themes is that all too often something fundamental is sacrificed in the process, and that's pretty much what happens here. The next evening Aiba Ruri, the CEO of the Aiba Foundation, pays him a visit in an attempt to recruit him, and she seems to know more about his secret than he does. One night he sees a ship on fire in the harbour, and whatever has caused the incident also triggers a reaction in him, one that he desperately fights off. Sacred Seven follows the exploits of Tandoji Alma, a seventeen year old high school student who leads a solitary life on the outskirts of a port city. Now while the latter method can produce some very good titles, more often than not the results are. There are other methods though, one of which is to string together several well known base concepts, add something resembling a story, and release the finished article When it comes to anime this is usually achieved by creating a one season adaptation of an existing manga, game or light novel, and the aim of these shows isn't simply to generate revenue, but also to test the market for potential franchises. Entertainment is a cut throat industry, and while every studio and publisher scrabbles around in a desperate search for the next big thing, they must continue to make ends meet in some way.

Download Film Anime Sacred Seven Sub Indo