Monster
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Dr. Kenzo Tenma was a brilliant japanese surgeon in Germany who had a beautiful fiancee and great career. Believing that all human life is equal, he refused chose to save the life of a young boy who had been shot in the head instead of the city mayor.
The boy miraculously survived, but the mayor died, and so Tenma's career ended. His position was taken over and his fiancee left him. But suddenly & mysteriously the director and anyone connected to Tenma's demotion were murdered. Tenma finally worked his way back to a higher position than before, but remained the main police suspect for the murders. Nine years later Tenma learnt the horrible truth that the young boy he saved, Johan, was the culprit of the serial murders. He sets out to find the truth about the monster he had brought back to life, and this time to kill him.Written by steffic.Reviews
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Hiddensnakehands' Monster Tv Review
The anime is based on the manga.
Overall, because of the theme of this anime, it is pretty serious. It is
good and a nice anime if you watch it like one episode a day, but if you are
like me, watching like several episodes back to back, (on this issue, i do not
blame me, i blame the fansub groups, anime-kraze and anime-keep) for releasing 4
or 5 episodes at once in a short period of time. The story gets somewhat
gruesome and dark, it is actually i would say suited more for a TV documentary
than for an anime.
Theres little humor in all the episodes i have seen, maybe when you see
like surprise murderers, it is not going to be very fun. Also the story is
presented in the way in which it kind of drags. some episodes are not very much
needed.
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Failure's Monster Tv Review
Before I proceed, know that I prefer my anime on the dramatic, realistic side.
With that in mind...<p />
As far as presentation goes, I will say this: for an anime, the premise is
fairly unique. Set in Europe with a largely European cast, no giant robots or
enormous swords flying around, no karaoke...well, no, there is one scene with
karaoke but it's not in the usual fashion. The hero, Dr. Tenma, although
extraordinarily talented is really just an ordinary guy. You get the impression
it could happen to anyone. You get the impression that if it was a German
doctor and not a Japanese doctor, things could turn out similarly. Girls don't
fall in love with him at the drop of a hat, and there are no hot springs. This
is a drama coupled with a bit of whodunnit and suspense.
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