For an anime of its length, this isn’t something that works to its advantage.
#Sengoku basara 2 episode 1 series
Spanning a total of 12 episodes, the series does a decent job of wrapping things up within its time limit, although it can feel rushed at times.Īs you can probably tell from the poster, there are a lot of characters in Sengoku Basara. Overall, the story certainly isn't anything to write home about. As in Capcom’s Onimusha franchise, he is presented as some sort of demon. Eventually though, they come together to fight a common enemy namely, Oda Nobunaga. Initially it may not seem so simple, as we are presented with many factions fighting for control over Japan. Sengoku Basara is a fairly typical tale of good versus evil. In which they are presented is obviously highly fictionalized. The characters, for the most part, are all taken from the era, although the manner That said, a few features associated with the period, such as the rivalry between Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin, and the Oda clan’s use of firearms, are present.
It should be noted that Sengoku Basara is a world away from the period it draws its inspiration from – it's not historically accurate by any means. Sengoku Basara is a shōnen anime set during the Sengoku Jidai, or ‘Warring States period’ of Japanese history, and is based on Capcom’s Playstation 2 video game Devil Kings (known as Sengoku Basara in Japan). Then watch this for a few hours of simple enjoyment. but you hated the fillers, the dramatic flashbacks in the past to explain something and just wished they'd get on with the battle. Don't be fooled by the historical tag, It might've been based on that but I wouldn't study for a history exam with this or you will fail. I liked the series, If you want a good short action serie. I liked this series so much because I could just watch and enjoy without having to think over some things. Since the series is only 12 episodes long, the story doesn't have time for sidestories, detailed backgrounds. If you like some epic battles without complex background information and such, this might be the show for you.
The whole show wasn't made to improve your knowledge of that time or anything like that. Like date's horse that looked like a motorcycle, the yakuza like army. And some of them were given elements from the current time to amplify their personality.
They somewhat match the general idea one would have from that time. Also the fact that while they all liked and respected each other, they still fought each other was something refreshing. I have no idea how well they match the historical people that they were based on but each was interesting in its own way. The music to magnify the events that are taking place and focus your attention on that and not on the music playing. Intro and endings were nice and I was never once disturbed by the background music meaning they did a good job. I liked the art, it looked nice, and the effects used during combat scenes added an extra touch to it. You shouldn't think of this as a historical anime or you won't like it. However, the timesetting and some of the elements that appear are a bit odd but they were added to make it look even better. Characters are introduced in a battle with minimal background information. It's very simple and easy to understand, it's far from being complex and it doesn't try to be. Magical, militant, and political powers fly forth as these warriors and leaders clash amongst themselves and the armies of Nobunaga. Sanada and Date find themselves having to put their differences aside in order to quell the rise of Nobunaga and save feudal Japan from his tyrannical reign. Nobunaga continues to exert his forces in Sengoku Basara by doubling down on his influence across the country. Sanada and Date fought to a draw, which forged a heated rivalry out of their newfound admiration for one another. One night, Sanada had been ordered to lead a sneak attack against General Kenshin Uesugi, which was then thwarted by Masamune Date and his army. Shingen Takeda and his trusted warrior Yukimura Sanada led one of the main clans standing in Nobunaga’s way. Nobunaga Oda had asserted himself as being the most powerful of these rulers by possessing the strength and military resource necessary to conquer all of Japan. During Japan's Sengoku period, several powerful warlords fought in politics and in arms with hopes of unifying the country under a central government.
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