Cinematography:
Boo Cheol KimCast:
Rie Kugimiya, Tomokazu Seki, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Daisuke Namikawa, Ami Koshimizu, Ayahi Takagaki, Ken'yū Horiuchi, Romi Paku, Takaya Hashi, Chiaki Takahashi (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(24)
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Sword (E01)
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Luke (E02)
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Gina (E03)
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Brother (E04)
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Ring (E05)
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Intricacy (E06)
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Scout (E07)
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Knight (E08)
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Setting Off (E09)
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Rebirth (E10)
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Kidnap (E11)
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Family (E12)
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God's Will (E13)
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Relic (E14)
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El Dorado (E15)
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Chance Meeting (E16)
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The Slant Lined (E17)
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Illusion (E18)
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Farewell (E19)
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Utopia (E20)
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Cause and Effect (E21)
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Yu Light (E22)
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My Sister (E23)
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Future (E24)
Plots(1)
In a prosperous city named Russell City, an omen that threatens to shake its world begins to move within it. A man named Sword is the first to hear the first stirrings of the plot, and throws himself into a shadow war in order to expose it. His only clue is the key word "El Dorado." He meets Sophie, a woman searching for her missing older brother who has only left her with the same words: "El Dorado." With Sword having also lost his younger sister in the past, both are drawn together by the words, and work together to find out its meaning. (FUNimation)
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Reviews (1)
The original Garo anime superhero television series attracted me with its first treatment. I consider it a quality anime series; I was very disappointed by the follow-up "Crimson Moon," and I was waiting to see what would happen with the brand next. Well, it seems that the screenwriters came up with the same concept as The Yu-Gi-Oh! brand (because the first series was also good, in my opinion, even though the follow-up (GX) was much weaker). In other words, if you want to pick up interest again and make people forget the previous more inadequate effort, then you need a more mature and badass main male protagonist. You also especially need motorbikes (and that is how Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's was made)!!! Of course, that formula works in this show too. Everything is darker, more mature, more thought out, and just so one-hundred-percent cooler than the previous series of Garo. It has an interesting narrative and exciting fight scenes (except for the disappointing final fight scene when I expected an epic gold x black fight like they did in the middle and then nothing). I had no problem with the characters (especially Sword and Gina). All in all, I thought this anime series was pretty good, and I am going to forgive it for the fact that the conclusion is "a bit too much like The Matrix." I think this is the best Garo. 8/10.
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