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Friday, April 12, 2019

Casshern Sins: Ringo.

A young girl who befriends Casshern, she manages to maintain her innocence despite growing up in a destroyed world. Despite witnessing Casshern mercilessly destroying a robot in order to save her, she continues to have faith in him. Being cared by Ohji, the two come across Casshern regularly, and witness his endeavors. 

































































































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    1. This is gotta be the third time you’ve asked and I’ve answered...

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    2. Tell me why can you make your own GIFs.

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    1. Just the way she looks, not sure about her personality.

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    2. No, but the way you describe it, it wouldn't interest me as I'm not into series that are dark and depressing.

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    3. I see. I had seen too many dark and depressing anime before.

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  3. I wanted to do this girl but you wouldn't let me.

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  4. Maybe you can do a follow up for her later Custom when you watch the anime to get Nico.

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  5. I had seen this anime years ago on Toonami.

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  6. I never got a chance to watch it... it is a new one for me.

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  7. If you like dark, sad, depressing action shows then give it a watch.

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  8. Uh, yes, it is really dark since it is about the sudden appearance of death among robots who once thought themselves immortal living in a post-apocalyptic world where the Ruin killed humans and destroyed robots alike.

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  9. Well, it was like if Zero from Mega Man Zero got his own anime outside of the games.

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  10. I finally decided to watch this show, and I’m glad I did! Ringo is so precious, and I wanna protect her!

    Oh, and for those concerned as to how dark the show gets, I put it far below Beserk, and just a little above the last seasons of Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL and Arc-V. It definitely doesn’t deserve the TV-MA rating.

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    1. From I had seen, it was an TV-14 rating on Adult Swim.

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    2. Ah, okay. I guess it was lowered to match with today’s standards.

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