Overview
Soaring adventure and high-flying heroism fill the skies in Last Exile - Fam - The Silver Wing, a thrilling new chapter in the Last Exile saga!
Years ago, humanity abandoned the ruined Earth. Generations later, with the planet again capable of sustaining life, mankind returned. In the skies above the reborn world, rebellious young Fam and her best friend Giselle make their living as Sky Pirates. Atop sleek Vespa Vanships, the girls dart fearlessly through the clouds, capturing and selling airborne battleships for profit. It's a life of care-free swashbuckling – until the Ades Federation attacks. The only nation to remain on Earth during humanity's exile, The Ades Federation wages war against those who returned only after the planet's darkest days had passed. When Fam and Giselle rescue a princess from the clutches of the rampaging Ades armada, they join the young royal's battle to save her Kingdom from destruction – and undertake the impossible mission of uniting humanity in peace.
| Original Air Dates: | — |
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| Country: | Japan |
| Genre: | Sci-Fi, Action, Adventure, Anime |
| Network: | TV Tokyo |
| Watched by: | 3 583 1 007 182 |
| Total running time: | 20 hours 25 minutes |
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| Episodes: | 47 |
I love steampunk, politics, and war very much, so I was incredibly glad that everything was arranged thoughtfully and efficiently. The battle is truly complex, and it's always interesting to watch. Plus, we are portrayed with a strong psychology of war – the fact that "Bullets ... will not touch the body..." I still remember with a shudder.
The world of the Exile fascinates and does not let go, the narrative is not drawn out or ragged, everything is so done with quality and love that you can not take your eyes off!
But there remains a feeling that it is not enough. Something is missing. I want more...
There are a lot of lolos, it somehow downplays the importance of the plot, makes it childish, although when attention is shifted to other characters, it feels like it becomes more interesting. When the opening from the first season suddenly started playing in episode 15.5, I got goosebumps - how I missed him! What a wave of nostalgia came to me!
In general, the idea is interesting, the plot itself was interesting to watch, but the "moe era" ruined everything. In the pursuit of a fan service, many good moments were missed and many wonderful things were blurred. Nevertheless, thank you for bringing the Exile back to the world.
But the "Last Exile" is already more than ten years old.
I really like it when a work captures, and you can watch /read all day without stopping. It's an indescribable feeling and I really appreciate it.
But I didn't get it here. The first half of the season was not bad, you are introduced to the world, characters, certain events, everything is more or less smooth. But in the second half, the flaws start to catch your eye and it gets boring to watch.
A strange introduction or presentation of information. Only from the text description it was clear that the grand stream is still an air flow between two planets. Dizita is having a hard time with the cold, and Anatole has problems with lack of water (you don't really feel it in the picture).
The strange presentation of the characters and their motivation. Why did the main characters dream of conquering the grand stream, why were the characters Dio and Luciola introduced if they were so ridiculously merged, Delphine's motivation is simply gorgeous "I'm bad because I'm bad."
In fact, we are presented with a world with almost no details, without prescribed and shown motivation, characters, and they say - just take for granted what is happening in front of you and enjoy the picture. The picture is really quite good, the aircraft are impressive, the characters are drawn perfectly.
It's not a bad anime, you can watch it because of its surroundings. But when there are no details, the work "does not sink into the soul."
I know that the second season is very different from the first, but I won't watch it(
glhf