Black Lagoon
| Black Lagoon | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Original Manga | Rei Hiroe |
| Director | Sunao Katabuchi |
| Format | Anime (TV), Manga |
| # of Episodes | 24 |
| # of Volumes | 7 |
Contents
Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence:
Americans, Chinese, Russians, Nazis, Neo Nazis, Cartels, South African super maids, Triad, Islamic terrorists, slutty Thais, stoned Irish, Romanian psychopaths, Italians, Indian counterfeiters, dozens of sadistic mercenaries, Texas cowboys, CIA, Yakuza and NUNS, all trying to kill each other.
Main Description
Rokuro Okajima was an ordanary Japanese businessman, working for Asahi Industries in Tokyo until one day in 1995 he is taken hostage by a group of pirates known as Lagoon company. During his capture he is dubbed with the nickname "Rock" and learns that his superiors have no regard for his life and wish him an honorable death. On that sea, Rokuro Okajima the businessman dies and "Rock" the pirate is born.
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Personal Opinions
Petah
If you're looking for realistic gun fights you are watching the wrong medium. If you are a fan of cheesy 90s action movies, then this show is your holy grail. This show does an excellent job of creating characters that you give a shit about and leaving enough room for high intensity action scenes. As far as over-the-top action goes in anime, this is hard to beat and by the time you are done watching the series, there will be a .50 calibre hole in your appetite yearning for more.
araeris
I like this show. I like watching a nun with an eyepatch blow up a car using her custom, gold-plated Desert Eagle. I like crazy gun fights involving a bar, a bunch of thugs, and a maid. I like watching a boat ramp off of another boat to torpedo an Apache helicopter in midair. There really isn't any deep analysis needed here. Animation by Madhouse. It's good.
