#Haiki oujo series

The show only has three things that belong under that category. I don't really know what the producers had in mind when they made Princess couldn't be entertainment. And that isn't enough for a show that had the potential to be much, much and much better. Hime, episode 13 and one tune of the soundtrack were the only things that were decent in this series. No hard feelings, but if a show can make me facepalm, rage and skip over parts of an episode this much something has to be wrong. Except for Hime all other characters is a total waste. The only thing he can do is throw himself in front of his princess and die, try to fend off enemies with a broom or just yell and be afraid. The male protagonist.I don't think I have ever watched a character that took the meaning of the word 'annoying' to such an extent. The evil guys are all one-day flies they appear once and disappear afterwards or fill in some cheap fodder role for a few minutes. The main guys are not interesting to watch at all they have no significant treats and are rather annoying. One thing that -really- killed this show for me were the characters. The soundtrack in Princess Resurrection did neither of the two, so I guess it's somewhere in between them. I know that the soundtrack isn't usually one of the main reasons why you start on an anime, but its still one of those details that can either make it great or break it. If a soundtrack is noticeable it means it's either really good or really bad. The 'spooky' or 'mystery' music (dunno the exact name, also plays when Dracul summons those lower-class vampires at his castle) really was a jewel in the rough there. The soundtrack maybe had one or two tunes that were fitting the show, or rather how the overall atmosphere of the show should have been. When I look back now I don't think I can rewatch this again without getting some serious disturbance from it.

#Haiki oujo series

Of course, art takes up a bigger role when rewatching a series or when seriously paying attention to it compared to the first time where you get used to it.

But art is a vital component of any anime.

I have seen anime series that looked like they had backgrounds as if they were done in MSPaint. The art wasn't really that great, but it was bearable. The plot is there in the background at the start of the series but isn't really used until the pre-final episode where the ultimate evil guy is introduced and defeated easily. ' formula for 23 out of the 25 episodes this show has. Well, that is if the producers actually would have used it instead of recycling the 'Who is this monster? It is. Very unique or impressive, but it would have been bearable. The plot used in this series isn't something Usually I leave the writing of reviews to others, but for some reason I really felt it as my personal duty to share my experience with Princess Resurrection the story of a naive anime watcher that was lured in, saw his hopes scattered everywhere, and now stands guard to prevent other people from going through the same. Welcome to another example of a show that could have been great, should have been great and would have been great if not only for the fact that 95% of the stuff this show is made of completely ruins it.