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    Air TV + Specials
     

    Not exactly it

    Overall rating: 
     
    8.8
    Story:
     
    8.0
    Animation:
     
    9.0
    Sound:
     
    10.0
    Character:
     
    9.0
    Enjoyment:
     
    8.0
    Encode:
     
    7.0
    ssfdsfsdf Reviewed by ssfdsfsdf
    May 20, 2009

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    STORY

    To tell the truth, this show really needs to be re-watched a couple of times to get the full idea of what Key (developer of all three animes) is trying to project. That's why most people turn away from this kind of show because it's hard to determine and is not a "in your face" answer. Also, since it is only 13 episodes, they could only put much into the show; and I think there really seems no exact closure which is very disappointing.

    ANIMATION

    Misuzu, Yukito and the other girls in the anime are drawn and created so well. One thing especially well known by Key is their drawing of "glassy eyes." To me, that is one of their most dramatic artistic aspects. And the detail in each scene and movement, is shown perfectly; by not revealing a pause in the readers' viewing.

    SOUND

    Key also has an amazing ear for developing small soundtracks to go with a certain scene and depicting the moods. The main song themes, Tori no Uta (Bird's Poem), Farewell Song, and Aozora (Blue Skies), were all sung by Lia but the lyrics were developed by the software company's main scenario writer, lyricist, and musical composer, Jun Maeda.

    CHARACTER

    One downside to some harem animes, like this one, is that there are many different girls. Each one has their own situation and much character development is brought. But as soon as the girl's situation is finished they are sort of "tossed away" and are not brought up much in the anime anymore. Key has done that matter in Air for most the time. Sometimes there are too many different characters brought up in the scenes, its very questionable as is to what their purpose is; but in the end, the girls are benefiting each other to creating a more full character development for the next girl.

    ENJOYMENT

    This anime really isn't one that you would see straight 13 episodes in one day because of the intense emotion and problem-solving is very draining of the brain. But if Asian dramas suit you, then Air fits perfectly within that category.

    ENCODE

    Thought that it didnt end up that well. But thats just me :-)

     

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