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Summary: Bravo-Tenchi!!!
Review: I have to say this is one of my all-time favorite anime fans out there! Usually i'm not this nice to some anime but i love Tenchi!!! Tenchi is funny(some may not get the jokes) and i reccomend this DVD to all ages becuase there really isn't anything bad on this one. WARNING: it is a lot different than the tenchi on cartoon network it is not edited, it's left uncut. So some parts parents might not approve of it....
When Washu made that clone of herself i thought that was soo funny. Oh my god i was rolling on the floor laughing(okay not really but it gets a point across). That was really good. In "No Need for Memories" there wasn't a lot of action but to me it was sort of touching. The two other ones were non-stop action. Okay you might think i'm crazy and "she's just another one of those people that make up things just to write a good review"... i'm not really! but it might sound that way :) I'm not really gonna tell you what it's about because Mr. Charles Solomon(i think that's his name) wrote a review summarizing the DVD so you might as well read his(plus i'm way tooo lazy). Score on 1-10, 10 being the highest Music:7
Animation: 9
Plot: 8
Extras:9
(one of the best i've seen!) Overall this is a movie worth spending your moola on. But be warned buy the first two before buying this one or have a good understanding of it or you will be lost.
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Summary: Bravo-Tenchi!!!
Review: I have to say this is one of my all-time favorite anime fans out there! Usually i'm not this nice to some anime but i love Tenchi!!! Tenchi is funny(some may not get the jokes) and i reccomend this DVD to all ages becuase there really isn't anything bad on this one. WARNING: it is a lot different than the tenchi on cartoon network it is not edited, it's left uncut. So some parts parents might not approve of it....
When Washu made that clone of herself i thought that was soo funny. Oh my god i was rolling on the floor laughing(okay not really but it gets a point across). That was really good. In "No Need for Memories" there wasn't a lot of action but to me it was sort of touching. The two other ones were non-stop action. Okay you might think i'm crazy and "she's just another one of those people that make up things just to write a good review"... i'm not really! but it might sound that way :) I'm not really gonna tell you what it's about because Mr. Charles Solomon(i think that's his name) wrote a review summarizing the DVD so you might as well read his(plus i'm way tooo lazy). Score on 1-10, 10 being the highest Music:7
Animation: 9
Plot: 8
Extras:9
(one of the best i've seen!) Overall this is a movie worth spending your moola on. But be warned buy the first two before buying this one or have a good understanding of it or you will be lost.
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Summary: Excellent series
Review: INTRODUCTION:
Although the Tenchi Muyo anime series became a massive hit in its native Japan and other neighboring nations, it was never fortunate enough to gain that kind of success in the United States. That's a real shame, because this is one of the best anime series out there. It DID air briefly in America on the Cartoon Network, but it never really won the audiences over the way series like Pokemon and Dragon Ball Z did. But this series is every bit as good as the animes that DID achieve fame in America. Read on for my review of this set. BASIC PLOT:
It's hard to describe this series because there are so many twists and turns in the plot, but I'll try my best. The story follows a young man named Tenchi Masaki, who has just returned to school from a long break. Soon enough, he meets up with a rather strange cast of characters, and discovers that he may be the last hope for saving the universe! To make things even more difficult for him, many of these strange characters he has met fall in love with him, and this creates some competition amongst them that results in some rather comical scenes. SERIES OPINIONS:
Why is this series so underrated in America? This is one of the best animes out there. It combines the samurai-style action of Dragon Ball Z with the romance/slapstick humor stylings of Sailor Moon, and this creates a series that is universally appealing. And believe me, over time this series will grow on you. THE DUB:
Surprisingly, the dub version of this series isn't that bad. A few scenes have been mistranslated or toned down for American audiences, but it's nothing major like with other animes. Here's a little tip, if you're curious about what has been changed - while you're watching the Japanese subtitled version of the DVD, hit the Audio button on your DVD remote and switch to the dub track. This way you can watch the English dub with the English subtitles for the Japanese version - there's no better way to see how different some of the translations are! DVD:
Once again, DVDs featuring an uncut dub and an uncut sub have been released. This is great because you get both versions of the series. There are also some bonus features as well. There aren't a whole lot of bonuses, but at least there are some - a number of anime DVDs don't have any at all! OVERALL:
Overall this is an excellent DVD set, and it's good to have all the episodes of this classic series on DVD at long last. Still, the DVDs could have been done a little better. If you're an anime fan, this is a strongly recommended release.
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Summary: TENCHI UNIVERSE RULES AMONG THE KIDS
Review: Tenchi Universe was a saga made for kids and I think that this saga is great .Although is kind of strange that the characters are not acting the same way that they acted on Tenchi Muyo! the OVA series. But this style suits the constitution of kids while Tenchi Muyo! and Tenchi in Tokyo are better for 13 and up. Tenchi Universe is good enough to make anyone laugh with Ryoko and Ayeka fighting over Tenchi or when Ryoko starts to bother Mihoshi making her feel sad and all those things. Maybe what makes me laugh is the expressions that the characters have on their faces when something goes wrong or when someone is doing something stupid. Oh well I hope you buy this DVD because it is great in both english and japanese. I have the both subtittled and not subtittled VSH movies of Tenchi Universe and Tenchi in Tokyo. Tenchi Muyo! I have it on DVD.
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Summary: The Madness Continues!
Review: The Third Volume of Tenchi Universe is called "On Earth III" and that's mostly true. The last espiode, they actually go to Venus and try to free Tenchi from a bounty hunter that's Ryoko's arch rival.
The gang gets to deal with Mecha-Washu in the first espiode of this DVD. Mecha-Washu is Washu's creation (duh), but has Mioshi's brain! Mioshi gives new meaning to the word "Airhead" as she is dense. I feel sorry for Kiyone!
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Summary: The Madness Continues!
Review: The Third Volume of Tenchi Universe is called "On Earth III" and that's mostly true. The last espiode, they actually go to Venus and try to free Tenchi from a bounty hunter that's Ryoko's arch rival.
The gang gets to deal with Mecha-Washu in the first espiode of this DVD. Mecha-Washu is Washu's creation (duh), but has Mioshi's brain! Mioshi gives new meaning to the word "Airhead" as she is dense. I feel sorry for Kiyone!
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Summary: The Madness Continues!
Review: The Third Volume of Tenchi Universe is called "On Earth III" and that's mostly true. The last espiode, they actually go to Venus and try to free Tenchi from a bounty hunter that's Ryoko's arch rival.
The gang gets to deal with Mecha-Washu in the first espiode of this DVD. Mecha-Washu is Washu's creation (duh), but has Mioshi's brain! Mioshi gives new meaning to the word "Airhead" as she is dense. I feel sorry for Kiyone!
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Summary: The third DVD in the Tenchi Universe...
Review: Where to start, where to start....first off Washu makes a android modeled after herself. But while the robot has her powers, and a tad more, it ends up with Mihoshi's mind after a hair from that police officer somehow gets into the scanning device. Don't ask. Anyway, Mecha-Washu eats everything it can find, thinks she is a officer of the law and likes to watch TV. In the battle between Washu and her robot Washu's doll-puppets are so confused they end up cheering for both sides! We also learn WHY Washu was put into the shrine in the first place - boy was she evil!
The next episode is about memories and, while it is touching and helps full out the characters of Tenchi and his family, there is not much of a plot to comment on. IT shows the grief Tenchi, Katsuhito and Nobuyuki feel at the lose of Tenchi's mother. It also hints at a link between them and the Jurai Royal Family.
The last episode brings in the interesting character of Nagi, a bounty hunter with a male cabbit, and reminds us that Ryoko is STILL a wanted criminal. She ends up kidnapping Tenchi to draw Ryoko to Venus. In the end, because of Tenchi, Ayeka and Ryoko end up fighting Nagi together.
While the DVD is not as interesting or funny as the others, it does show the female characters evolving beyond petty infighting.
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Summary: The third DVD in the Tenchi Universe...
Review: Where to start, where to start....first off Washu makes a android modeled after herself. But while the robot has her powers, and a tad more, it ends up with Mihoshi's mind after a hair from that police officer somehow gets into the scanning device. Don't ask. Anyway, Mecha-Washu eats everything it can find, thinks she is a officer of the law and likes to watch TV. In the battle between Washu and her robot Washu's doll-puppets are so confused they end up cheering for both sides! We also learn WHY Washu was put into the shrine in the first place - boy was she evil!
The next episode is about memories and, while it is touching and helps full out the characters of Tenchi and his family, there is not much of a plot to comment on. IT shows the grief Tenchi, Katsuhito and Nobuyuki feel at the lose of Tenchi's mother. It also hints at a link between them and the Jurai Royal Family.
The last episode brings in the interesting character of Nagi, a bounty hunter with a male cabbit, and reminds us that Ryoko is STILL a wanted criminal. She ends up kidnapping Tenchi to draw Ryoko to Venus. In the end, because of Tenchi, Ayeka and Ryoko end up fighting Nagi together.
While the DVD is not as interesting or funny as the others, it does show the female characters evolving beyond petty infighting.
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