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| This is a strange show...but stays true to its promotional material. The murders and strange occurances are connected to an organization, that are made up of vampires, the core part of this show. Not going to lie, I like the art style of this anime, at least for the backgrounds. It also has a mature setting so no nonsense humor. At this time, Gerhard and Dali stands out the most as characters. Both have mysterious backgrounds so I'm curious how much they'll develop them. |
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| A one-month delay, and we're here... They’ve poured a lot of money into this, it seems. From the minute the episode started we can see that this is probably the first anime in recent memory that J.C. Staff actually tried to make it look different from their usual slop they put out on a seasonal basis. This being based on a stage play, one by the person who made the Touken Ranbu ones, as well just makes it so that J.C. has to actually put some effort into something for once, both story and it seems animation wise. As someone who's never seen nor heard of this stage play before now, it is nice to go in blind. Seems that this'll be a mystery, with not only the whole Blood Pact Council thing being something to do with vampires, and these mysterious kids as well. Guess that's where the nursey part of the title came from lol. But yeah, these kids look like a whole bunch of pieces of work. OP was really good, both visually and musically. For a first episode, it was rather decent, nothing more, nothing less. |
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| Touken Ranbu scriptwriter Kenichi Suemitsu's Trump stage play series that has J.C.Staff's anime to celebrate its 15th anniversary, delayed a month due to production woes (thanks and NO thanks, Aniplex)...has finally aired, bringing the final Summer show of the season to a complete start. Miku Nakashima's OP is decent, nothing at that fanciful. The Vlad Agency being tasked to investigate a serious of murders involving vampires and the illusive True of Vamp a.k.a TRUMP, its frontmen of Dali Delico and Gerhard Fra helms that task force, but that the former being head honcho of the group, doesn't want to accept responsibility for the case. But the Delico family of which Dali hails, it's essentially a veteran of the Blood Pact Council herading from a family of esteemed vampires, but that his duty now...is to take care of his children without his late wife Frida, who died in an accident. With Dali taking care of his children, and the relevant members of the agency having children of their own, they clearly have more knowledge than Dali, though work comes first than family for everyone except him. The truth, however, is that none of them knows how to raise children, and head nanny Clara has to help defuse infant Ul's bawling, with Dali taking responsibility for his deceased wife's children, learning child-rearing himself from the expense of Gerhard causing her demise. Still, Gerhard wants Dali to do a balancing act with work and raising children...leaving his kids with them for an agreement to take on the serial murders mission...which the nursery will be its stage and take-off point. It's a decent start, though what's to be seen of this original story, it remains to be seen. |
KANLen09Aug 10, 1:02 AM
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| Not found it yet. Where is the episode likely to be on official sites? edit: Found it. UK always gets the delayed releases |
UberBatAug 8, 4:08 AM
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| delico's nursery has hidden freemasonic symbolism tied to tartarian cabbage kids. don't say i didn't warn you! |
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| interesting setting. not a fan of the backgrounds and cg but the artstyle reminds me of fate strange fake tbf. |
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| This is my niche kinda shit and I'm so hyped for more. Though honestly the first episode didn't feel very vampire-y, I feel like if you changed the dialogue it could just be some aristocratic military dudes and not vampires for the most part. |
| The plot is quite strange, but I have to say that it piqued my interest. Plus, I really like the aesthetics. |
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| Making vampires great again! |
| Murdering one's wife is not something that can be forgiven. |
| Blonde guy seems annoying due to constant yelling. Apart from that, seems like an interesting show! Characters seem like they'll be fun to watch when struggling with parenting. Dali is super chill considering his bud killed her wife! I suppose she was going to turn into "zombie" or whatever? They said the gang will have to solve serial killings. Was that the case at the start with hordes of vampires gone feral/insane? Wonder what caused that? |
Mihaeroff said: Murdering one's wife is not something that can be forgiven. There is probably a lot more to it than he killed her for sport or for shits and giggles. It seems obvious that it's something with some backstory which will only be further elaborated upon at the opportune moment or when or if it ties into the broader plot. It could have been self-defense, orders which none of them can defy, to prevent the spread of some disease among vampire-kind, etc. |
WatchTillTandavaAug 8, 5:05 AM
| Not a lot to go off of for plot direction so far more a simple quick into.. I like the art in this but the animation isnt that good there is some places it looked kind of amateurish in movement though not outright bad. I hope there isnt too much kids crying. I do not like hearing it. |
| The art was good, but the voice work didn't land well for me, and more than anything I was just bored...not a stellar start, imo. |
| so much was introduced with little context, hope it gets fleshed out more but given there's only 13 episodes/the source is a stage play i can only guess it'll be kept pretty shallow didn't hate it though, i'll keep watching |
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| Anyone else here because of the stage play with Morning Musume and S/mileage? I'm not sure how I feel about the art and animation yet, but I do like the idea of nobel vampire dads raising their children. |
| "True of Vamp" being abbreviated to Trump... Rather very unfortunate association with that name... |
| This anime looks promising, I hope this is just a mediocre first-impression. |
| ive been looking forward to this cuz i like the manga, and yeah the anime is a different story but i think ill still enjoy it ^w^ the musics rly nice, fits the vibe well |
| I didn't know Dali was chill like that... Seriously though, I don't know what to think about this. I will hold off on any judgments until more episodes come out. |
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| I really... really like the art style... the character designs are so pretty... the choice of colors... But all that aside, I completely misunderstood. I thought this was going to be a cute childcare anime, like, about vampires taking care of children... turns out it has a mystery! And I don't know what, or why, watching this reminded me a bit of Shadows House... maybe because it looks cute but it's also a mystery. I hope it's fun until the end~ |
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| I was actually quite excited for this as it resembled aesthetic and art style of Shadows House; the whole setting and art style was good, you can make the argument about the CGI and some backgrounds being lazy, but this is J.C. Staff, I'm just glad they finally are doing something that at least looks good. Some info dump in the early parts of the episode, but I'm willing to let it slide as I liked how those simple conversations already told me the type of person Delico is. Looking forward to hos this one goes |
| This is a promising anime. It's also a child-rearing anime, but unlike the isekai which has no plot, just being cute, this looks like it has a serious plot. I like the characters designs as well as background art. The CGI doesn't look tacky. I like the gothic feel and the poshness of the characters. It's unclear though why Gerhard killed Frida and Dali is in good terms with him. It's strange. I hope we get to know why in the following episodes. |
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