There are many animation production companies in Japan, large and small, most of which we have never heard of. However, to mention the name "Kyo Ani", I believe that the friends who like Japanese comics should not be strangers.
Founded in 1981, this animation company has always adhered to the idea of low production and high quality, and since entering the 21st century, it has brought too many excellent works to the industry. Even one producer once said that "Kyoto Animation's model is the best model.".
The correctness of this sentence is not discussed for the time being, but there is one thing to say is that the animation produced by Kyo Ani, whether it is painting or the control of details, is far beyond the average line of the industry.
Of course, even Kyo Ani, who is known as a benchmark, actually has some works with poor reputation. Among them, the most well-known are "The World Reflected in the Pupils of the Girl Looking Up at the Sky" and "The Strange Spirit World without Color Limit".
The former is mainly because of the plot performance, resulting in a relatively general reputation; as for the latter, the problem is more frequent welfare pictures.
In particular, the heroine's indispensable preparation before each battle, slightly strange movements and shots, and the harem elements throughout the animation.
Animations made up of these elements are quite popular in the market, but the final evaluation is often not too good. Coupled with the fact that the work is from the hands of Kyo Ani, who is known for his high quality, this will inevitably make some fans feel uncomfortable.
Under the combination of various reasons, there is a Douban score of 6.7. In all the dramas produced by Kyo Ani, it is only higher than "The World Reflected in the Pupil of the Girl Looking Up at the Sky".
Excluding these external factors, in fact, the actual look and feel of "Strange Spirit World without Color Limit" is not bad. The plot is interesting, the production is impeccable, and the human design continues Kyo Ani's usual sense of refinement. For other animations of the same kind, it is a standout existence.
"Strange Spirit World Without Color Limit" is based on a light novel by Soichiro Qino, which is serialized in Kyoto Animation's own library, KA Bunko.
The story of the work is set in a somewhat fantastical style: at some point in the 21st century, an unexpected event causes a change in the functioning of the human brain, so that ghosts can be seen. And these ghosts are also called strange spirits.
Depending on the individual difference, some of these strange spirits are more honest and responsible, but there are also many who do bad things all day long. In order to deal with them, fussea Gakuen, the school where the male protagonist Haruhiko Ichijo works, has established the "Abnormal Countermeasure Room".
The male protagonist and the heroine of this work, Kawashin Mai, are also the two members of the Abnormal Countermeasure Room. They are also a couple.
Specifically, in the actual battle, the task of the male protagonist is to see the appearance of the strange spirit, and then seal it by painting. As for the Kawajin Dance, with the martial arts he learned since childhood, he was responsible for fighting and destroying them.
In the animation, the two cooperate to solve the strange ghost events in the minority. However, if you want to say which time is the most impressive, it is the first word and the telephone pole to pay the death of the test.
Unlike the strange spirits that are usually encountered, these poles are a special existence as a funeral god. That being the case, the use of conventional methods naturally does not work. The only way to solve them is to race and then win them.
The way to compete is more interesting, which is to dance a dance called Limbo Dance, and you must also pass through the lowering railing in the middle. Until the end, the heroine who is too good in shape uses an incredible method to win.
After this episode was broadcast, it also made Kawashin Dance the most discussed heroine of the season.
In addition, there are also scenes that are indispensable in the harem welfare such as the heroines becoming beast-eared women and swimsuit returns.
Overall, "Strange World of Uncolored Spirits" is a fantasy, combat-style drama. Although the final reputation of the animation is relatively general, as a work produced by Kyo Ani, there are still many points of view in itself, and the production is also not faulty.
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