Noein - To Your Other Self - Vol.4 details

Format: 12 DVD
Starring: Akemi Okamura, Haruka Kudou, Atsuko Tanaka, Fujiko Takimoto, Kazuya Nakai
Voice over: Melissa Fahn, Yuri Lowenthal, Crispin Freeman, Mona Marshall, Ellyn Stern
Director: Kazuki Akane
Genres: Animated, Anime, Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Comedy, World Cinema - Japanese
Studio: MANGA ENTERTAINMENT
Original title Noein - Mou Hitori no Kimi e
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Noein - To Your Other Self - Vol.4
12 Feature

DVD Information

Run time: 1 hour 40 minutes
Rental release: 25 Jun 2007
Main languages: Japanese
Dubbed: English
Subtitles: English
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  • Fantastic after a shaky start and slow build up.

    Rated - 5.0 stars  
    By H0LLIE (198 reviews) from UK , 14 Sep 2010

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    This is a review of the full series, which over all I rate 4 and a half stars. There are no spoilers regarding future episodes in this review. I have to admit that I sat bored through the first volume. Though beautifully coloured I found the simplistic animation extremely tedious and the plot highly confusing. However volume 2 brought with it a much deeper character development, the story began to tidy itself up a bit and understanding began to dawn on me. By volume 3 I loved the animation, the simple style perfectly contradicts the complexity of the plot and the 3D moments are seamlessly integrated into the 2D. By volumes 4 and 5 I was completely addicted. This isn't really as complicated as it initially appears, if you pay attention things are generally very easy to follow. The few annoying voices amongst the cast are easy enough to tolerate and actually become likeable long before the end. This is definately a series I would recommend, but you may find the 1st volume a bit of a task to sit through. But personally I think Noein is worth the effort of concentration required at the beginning.
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  • Fantastic after a shaky start and slow build up.

    Rated - 5.0 stars  
    By H0LLIE (198 reviews) from UK , 14 Sep 2010
    This is a review of the full series, which over all I rate 4 and a half stars. There are no spoilers regarding future episodes in this review. I have to admit that I sat bored through the first volume. Though beautifully coloured I found the simplistic animation extremely tedious and the plot highly confusing. However volume 2 brought with it a much deeper character development, the story began to tidy itself up a bit and understanding began to dawn on me. By volume 3 I loved the animation, the simple style perfectly contradicts the complexity of the plot and the 3D moments are seamlessly integrated into the 2D. By volumes 4 and 5 I was completely addicted. This isn't really as complicated as it initially appears, if you pay attention things are generally very easy to follow. The few annoying voices amongst the cast are easy enough to tolerate and actually become likeable long before the end. This is definately a series I would recommend, but you may find the 1st volume a bit of a task to sit through. But personally I think Noein is worth the effort of concentration required at the beginning.
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