As long as we're alive, we win!
Based of historical records and an overwhelming one-sided feudal war. So expect lots of slaughters & deaths. But it maintains a nice balance btw hope, the struggle for surviving vs the overwhelming reality. I was woo'ed by the battle tactics and charismatic ML intially, but could really hope for more tactis where some scenes felt like battle fillers and won with sheer determination.
Artwork require getting used, with a weird papery filter to make it look old. Animation of fights pretty decent and some fluctuation. Large cast of char with interesting background but most of it were never really developed.
In all honestly, what I enjoyed was the historical events & following the group with their fight for survivor. The ending might not be bed of roses, but that tint of hope really seals it.
Rec for history & war junkies, & able to stomach grim truth. 7/10 for me.
similar feeling
(due feudal wafrare in lot of massacre way)
+main heroes in line of surviving
Explanation by purposelycryptic on Tuesday, 12.02.2019 23:51
While Angolmois is (loosely) based on events from the first Mongol invasion of Japan in 1274, whereas Samurai 7 takes place in a sci-fi future, Kurosawa's original Seven Samurai it is based on was a period drama set in 1586, at the end of the Sengoku Period, 4 years after Oda Nobunaga's death, shortly after Toyotomi Hideyoshi first united Japan, so both are Japanese period pieces of a sort.