Nazca - Eternal Power (Vol. 4)

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Summary: ::Crying softly:: The best anime ever!
Review: Okay, if you like anime, and you're into Inca, Maya, Aztec, Olmec, et cetera, than you'll love Nazca.

Eternal Power is the conclusion to the four video series entitled Nazca. In this we see Tate (voice acted by Takehito Koyasu) beginning to call upon Iriyatesse. It's a beautiful conclusion to a fantastic anime.

I would whole-heartedly reccommend this video subtitled, rather than dubbed for many reasons. The masin of which is that Tate is voiced by Takehito Koyasu, the voice actor of such beauties as Zechs Merquis (Gundam Wing), Ayanojyo Aburatsubo (Magic Users Club), Mosquiton (Master of Mosquiton the Vampire), Tomahome (Fushigi Yugi), and also Kosaburo in Pokemon.

The animation is glorious, and the music, well, the music is something else. Fantastic and awe-inspiring. The opening theme, "Ai no fugue" is actually the Well Tempered Clavier Fugue by Bach. The singing and voicing of this song brought tears to my eyes. I reccommend this to all otakus of all ages, and also to any fans of the Latin American and Japanese cultures. There are some great Kendo fights in here.

Rating:
Summary: Loved it!! :)
Review: The fourth tape in this very interesting series brings the story around in a surprising turn. The re-incarnated Incan warriors continue to fight for their own beliefs, and they still form the two opposing sides that fate has brought them to, for the second time. I won't tell you what happens... ~.^ That would ruin the story, but I will tell you that if you made it through the (relatively) boring first tape, then you won't regret continuing to purchase and watch this series. The fourth tape brings in the drama and suspense that we all love from a good anime series. If you liked the first three tapes, you'll love the fourth tape!!

Rating:
Summary: Loved it!! :)
Review: The fourth tape in this very interesting series brings the story around in a surprising turn. The re-incarnated Incan warriors continue to fight for their own beliefs, and they still form the two opposing sides that fate has brought them to, for the second time. I won't tell you what happens... ~.^ That would ruin the story, but I will tell you that if you made it through the (relatively) boring first tape, then you won't regret continuing to purchase and watch this series. The fourth tape brings in the drama and suspense that we all love from a good anime series. If you liked the first three tapes, you'll love the fourth tape!!