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Im sure many will hate my review but as an anime fan and I don't mean a NEW fan of like "sailor moon" and "pokemon" stuff I mean anime as in "Akira", "Bubblegum Crisis" etc.. <
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>I sat down to watch this show but just couldnt get into it, the characters seem so boring and the story just lags on and on. The mecha in the show is "ok" but nothing mind blowing for old fans or new fans. The truth is weve all seen the mecha anime over and over again, some good some bad. This one isn't really "bad" but more "boring". The story trudges along (through the mire I might add) and even the ending is quite lackluster. Harsh? yes but the reason is with SO many old school and new animes this one just doesn't stand out as "classic" or "breakthrough" in ANY way...if you are a completist anime collector than you wont even be reading this but if your a casual fan or someone who sets higher standards you'll see what I mean. Sure its ONLY an "opinion" but the truth is, opinions are what help us decide whether to invest money into something. Bottom line, yes I think this show was a waste of money and time but I'm sure there are SOME fans of the show as you can see from some of the reviews here! Take a chance on the show at your own risk, I say rent it first!

Classic anime OVA at it's best! A piece of history!
Detonator Orgun originally came out in Japan in 1991, but didn't hit American or Canadian shores until 1993 on VHS and such. With this OVA series out on DVD, and in this re-release DVD, fans of the 1990s OVA blow out can enjoy this classic series in fine detail and enjoy EVERY minute of it!

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Detonator Orgun is also an anime trying to tell the benefits of what it is to be a human being, and the power of the human soul, not wanting to give up, and keep going on. Some may call it cliched, but I personally love every minute of it. The pacing is well done, with time for great plot development, and great action sequences. The original japanese voice actors play their characters VERY WELL, and I can't find any faults. The dubbing is ok, being 1990s quality. You'll either like the dub or not, or get used to it over time. The music is addicting, especially since the ending themes are performed by Susumu Harisawa, also famous for performing songs for the Berserk anime series.

The video quality on the DVD is VERY good, considering this OVA is now over 10 years old. I didn't notice any breaks ups or of the like, so there is nothing to complain about. The animation is fanstatic for it's time, but then again, most OVAs have more money to spend than a whole anime series.

Of course, Detonator Orgun has had it's own bit of contriversy. For those who remember the Tekkaman-Blade series(Teknoman for the english version), both Orgun and Tekkaman-Blade himself look very, VERY similar. From the large should armor, the head spikes, covered eyes, and armored body. Both use a doubled bladed lance, although Orgun doesn't actually use it till the last episode. I doubt either show was trying to rip off the other, but it's also hard to tell if one is trying to be a dedication to the other. In the long run, I don't really compare unless I want to make a note of it for fun and good humor.

But in the long run, this is an excellent must have OVA, and should NOT be missed! Any fan of anime who enjoys mecha combat, great story telling, great characters, and great music, WILL enjoy Detonator Orgun.