Rokka no Yuusha Picture Drama
六花の勇者 ピクチャードラマ
Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Mystery | |
Studios: Passione | |
Rating: 6.41 / 10 | |
Rank: #7849 | |
Popularity: #6202 | |
Users Listed: 13,070 | |
Users Scored: 2,987 | |
NSFW: No | |
Last Updated: 04/16/2022 | |
Aired: September 16, 2015 – November 18, 2015 (Summer) | |
Type: special | |
Source: Light Novel | |
Age Rating: PG 13 | |
Episodes: 3 |
Synopsis:
Set in a secluded coastal town grappling with fading traditions, the story follows a young woman named Hana who returns home after years away. She finds herself drawn into the mysteries surrounding a local legend – a spectral being said to protect the village from misfortune. Hana's arrival stirs long-held secrets and forces her to confront her own past while navigating the complex relationships within the tight-knit community. The series explores themes of memory, loss, and the power of folklore in shaping identity. A contemplative atmosphere permeates the narrative, emphasizing subtle character development and atmospheric visuals as Hana seeks understanding amidst the town's quiet melancholy. The accompanying picture dramas offer deeper insights into the characters and the mythology woven throughout the story.
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Episodes:
- Episode 1: Nashetania's Audience (Aired: 09/16/2015)
- Episode 3: Adlet's Trial (Aired: 11/18/2015)
Characters:
- Mayer, Adlet (Main) - Voice Actors: Saitou, Souma
- Piena Augustra, Nashetania Loei (Main) - Voice Actors: Hikasa, Youko
- Speeddraw, Fremy (Main) - Voice Actors: Yuuki, Aoi
Reviews:
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User Gameboon (Score: 7/10):
The Rokka no Yuusha picture drama consists of three separate episodes. Each of these episodes delves deeper into a particular character (Nashetania, Fremy and Adlet). Overall, I would say I enjoyed these picture dramas. The anime implies a lot of background story for certain characters, but there was no space to explore these past events. In that sense, these picture dramas really did add to my enjoyment of the franchise and characters. The pacing is good, and the episodes feel like they’re exactly the right length. The voice acting is as good as usual, but you’ll have to make do with a few still shots to accompanysaid voice acting. nnHow much you’ll enjoy each episode depends on how much you like that specific character, but I feel the episodes centered around Fremy (episode 2) and Adlet (episode 3) were particularly interesting. Their behavior is very much on point and it explains a bit more about their worldviews and goals.nnI can’t say much more without avoiding spoilers, but suffice to say that if you are a fan of the anime you will probably enjoy the picture dramas. Strangely enough, I almost enjoyed these more than the actual series.
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Related Anime/Manga:
- Rokka no Yuusha (anime - Parent Story)