Frequently Bought Together
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Product details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
Reviews
Product Description
Japan's toughest warlords are on the move, leading massive armies against their rivals in a thrilling quest for total domination. Wielding insane weaponry and unleashing the elements to boost their already awesome power, these warrior generals roar into the fray atop turbo-charged stallions, slicing through the enemy with six blades at once.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
With Oda Nobunaga defeated, Japan's the various fractions go back to warring amongst themselves in an attempt to conquer the Land of the Rising Sun for themselves. Things are thrown into chaos once again however when the powerful Toyotomi Clan lead by the giant Hideyoshi begin their own fight, intending to crush all opposition beneath the heels of his highly trained and massive army. The Toyotomi Clan's campaign forces the various warlords of Japan to once again fight against a common foe but the Toyotomi's master strategist Takenaka Hanbe has plans to counter any threat to his masters ambition.
This second season of the 'Sengoku Basara' anime contains all twelve episodes of the entertaining series, with the thirteenth being an amusing extra episode. The series continues with the over the top battles with some nicely animated action sequences and some good humour here and there as well. The English dub for the series is as gloriously hammy as it was in the previous season but the original Japanese is also included for those who prefer it. The plot of the series is reasonable and the characters remain interesting and likeable with even the main antagonist Toyotomi Hideyoshi having some redeeming qualities. The series also gives a little more development for Date Masamune and Sanada Yukimura.
The main problem with the series is the usual one for thirteen episode series, that there probably isn't enough screen time for all the characters but this is only a minor irritation and the series does try its best in this regard.
The 'Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings' season two is another entertaining instalment of the series and is just as good as the previous season. Overall I would give the season a high four stars.
This second season of the 'Sengoku Basara' anime contains all twelve episodes of the entertaining series, with the thirteenth being an amusing extra episode. The series continues with the over the top battles with some nicely animated action sequences and some good humour here and there as well. The English dub for the series is as gloriously hammy as it was in the previous season but the original Japanese is also included for those who prefer it. The plot of the series is reasonable and the characters remain interesting and likeable with even the main antagonist Toyotomi Hideyoshi having some redeeming qualities. The series also gives a little more development for Date Masamune and Sanada Yukimura.
The main problem with the series is the usual one for thirteen episode series, that there probably isn't enough screen time for all the characters but this is only a minor irritation and the series does try its best in this regard.
The 'Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings' season two is another entertaining instalment of the series and is just as good as the previous season. Overall I would give the season a high four stars.
Amazon Verified Purchase
I enjoyed the first series and this one was also great (though the last episode was a bit strange).
Would recommend to any shonen-genre fan.
Would recommend to any shonen-genre fan.
By Patrycja
Amazon Verified Purchase
I received it quicker than I expected and it wasn't that expensive. If you're a Sengoku Basara fan then you need this in your collection.
Listmania!
|
|
Look for similar items by category
Feedback
- Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
