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| − | Pretty much what you'd expect from a SHAFT adaptation of the Negima franchise. In a good way. Lots of pretty colors, chupacabras, head tilting, and sharp, almost surreal wit. While this particular adaptation focuses almost entirely on comedy, there's some decent action and a passable storyline. And of course plenty what the Negima franchise is built on: the girls. | + | Pretty much what you'd expect from a SHAFT adaptation of the Negima franchise. In a good way. Lots of pretty colors, chupacabras, head tilting, and sharp, almost surreal wit. While this particular adaptation focuses almost entirely on comedy, there's some decent action and a passable storyline. And of course plenty of what the Negima franchise is built on: the girls. |
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 2 May 2011
| Negima!? | |
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| Director/Artist | Akiyuki Shinbo |
| Format | Anime (TV) |
| Made By | GANSIS/SHAFT |
| Episode Length | 25 minutes |
| # of Episodes | 26 |
Contents
Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence
SHAFT saw the traversity that is the first Negima! anime, and saw fit to strip it down and inject as much insanity and comedy as possible for a remake.
Main Description
Negi Springfield is a wizard who has been assigned to be a school teacher for Mahora School as part of his training. Sound familiar? Negima!? follows the same basic plot from the Negima! manga (and, by association, the anime by the same name). The characters are the same, with Negi still being surrounded by a plethora of female students.
But that's where the similarities end. With almost complete focus on random humor, Negima!? is a fresh take on a preexisting setting with an enormous injection of comedy and a much more polished look.
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Personal Opinions
Redcrimson
Pretty much what you'd expect from a SHAFT adaptation of the Negima franchise. In a good way. Lots of pretty colors, chupacabras, head tilting, and sharp, almost surreal wit. While this particular adaptation focuses almost entirely on comedy, there's some decent action and a passable storyline. And of course plenty of what the Negima franchise is built on: the girls.
Links
- Official site (Japanese)
- TV Tokyo site (Japanese)
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