Vandread Series
When Hibiki Tokai accepts a dare to steal the vanguard mecha he helped produce, he becomes involved in a story much
greater than the conflict of men versus women in the Mejere system. Interacting with the strange reactor/energy unit
called the Pexis, he and three Mejere pilots of the starship Nirvana become the only warning of the impending attack of
a race of machines on their home solar system.
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SaitoHajime101's Vandread Tv Review
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Overall it was a nice 26-episode series, but there are a few things that bug me. First is the fact that they had to name the second half of the series "The Second Stage". When companies do that, it gives the misinterpretation that its a second season that has a time jump. There was no time jump here, it picks up where episode 13 ends. Another issue is that the character development is rather slow. Because of this slow development it makes some of the episodes you watch feel extremely stand alone. I mean the episodes connect to each other, but with slow development in the characters it feels as if you're watching each episode as if it was seperate from the story. Once the characters show signs of change does the series really feel like its one big story.
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First Off Vandread may be a Short Series with only Two Seasons with 13 Episodes each but as of now it still Worth watching and I really don't see why so many people are Complaining about it HOWEVER ill Agree on the whole "Second Stage" Act was to pick off after the First Season I mean in the First Episode they Explained the Long Going Wars between Mejer and Tarak (Sorry I know those Names are Hard to Pronounce) but anyways the Fact is if people had Paid Attention they were telling the whole story right in front of them each of the Characters like Dita Meia and Jura all had a Horrible History growing up as kids and they were sharing it all through out the show!!!
Funny thing is Vandread Predicted a Gender War would happen in Real Life!!!
This is an enjoyable series to watch. The back story is not explained very well and only covered briefly. Some characters may seem a bit annoying at times. The 3D graphics feel out of place at times.
Vandread is one of those series that you would use to fill in some free time. The selling point of the series probably comes from it's material and visual effects. There's ecchi here and there accompanied by non-stop comedy/action. All and all, it is just pure fun. As for the plot, it wasn't what I would call ingenius but the story does have a few twists. The characters do in fact change throughout the story and you can certainly tell. Though, most of the core aspects and lessons that the series has to offer probably won't feel like anything that hasn't been done before in other anime series. There are times when it feels shallow and times when it feels genuine. Still, to me, Vandread had its own way of entertaining its viewers.
Vandread is in no way centered around the main male character Hibiki or his Orbital-Frame ripoff mech. Don't be fooled, Vandread is about boobs and booty and "alternative" pride. Not that that's a bad thing, don't get me wrong.
Vandread is in no way centered around the main male character or his Orbital-Frame ripoff mech. Don't be fooled, Vandread is about boobs and booty and "alternative" pride. Not that that's a bad thing, don't get me wrong.