Afro Samurai the Movie

The Story: Basic and easy to follow in this movie with revenge centering around the plot for our "hero" if you would, for this tale. The Art: Dark and Bloody would be strong ways to describe the movie with animation quality being second to none. The Sound: Nailed in every facet down to the slashing of body parts or the lines delivered by the cast in the english dubbing. No corners were cut when it came to this area as it offers some of the best sounding and acted works in a long time. Personally, This movie was fantastic as it fulfills the expectations of Action and gorefans to the utmost. Encapsulated in a gripping tale of strength and will it will leave you will that "Fuck Yea" feeling while maintaining a killer pace from the word GO! to the very end.

As I have seen the Afro Samurai series first, I can easily see that Afro Samurai the Movie is not only an adaptation of the series, it is in fact pretty much the same thing. If you take away the openings and endings you no longer have any difference between them 😊. But all in all, I see some good points in watching the movie instead of the series. To begin with, for someone who does not like interruption, you can see the whole story without having to change from one episode to another. It also helps you dive better in the atmosphere, buildingstronger impressions. Afro Samurai’s resolve to avenge his father’s death is continually challenged in his heart while pondering over what happened in his life, good and bad. And this, combined with the tragedy of the characters affected by his decisions, gave me a long-lasting feeling of emotional languor and sadness, which I haven’t experienced during the series. However, it was a meaningful sensation as I felt it conveyed better the message of the story.

First of all I did not hate this anime Afro samurai had a lot of potential to be an amazing movie and I really enjoyed the art style and story which was pretty simple... so you might be wondering why the low score well as I mentioned before I did not ha†e this anime but I didn't like it either one of the main problems with this is that Afro our main protagonist really doesn't face any real treat or any good enemies so there is never any tension to build on or to get exited for, there is this one scene where there isa clone of him and maybe the first few minuets were you do get tense but other then that its him just killing everyone like they were ants Now the characters in my opinion were bland, oh my dad got killed now I'm out for revenge your basic cut and past character the only characters I genially liked was his friend who I for got his name but he seemed to be the only one with actual sense as for the sound it was ok the music though ahhh I mean rapping in a samurai battle really overall its not bad but its not good it literally on the verge of being a bland average 5

The Afro Samurai Movie is one of those films that you watch not for the plot, but rather for the interesting and unique characters that surround the story. The movie follows a very cliché and unoriginal format, one that has been precedented by various other works built around the subject of revenge. However, one minor yet distinguishing detail that does set this film apart is its depiction of hierarchy among samurai through characters' struggle to obtain headbands. This form of ladder ranking not only drives forward the plot but also adds a sort of distinctiveness to what would have been a verymundane storyline. While the story may fail to deliver audiences with a new and exciting experience, the film's ability to create vibrant and enjoyable characters is what truly captivated my attention. Characters shown in the film are brimming with individuality (just take a look at Ninja Ninja), which is represented not only in their actions throughout the plot but also in their distinct appearances. The main character, Afro, is designed in such a way that makes him easily discernible from both other characters in the movie and other characters from different anime. Although the art may not be revolutionary, it certainly has a flair to it that sets it apart from other works. Overall, while the premise of the story remains fairly bland, Afro Samurai provided to be a very entertainting watch due to its rich characters and their unique interactions with each other.