Queen's Blade:Rebellion
If you thought the original Queen's Blade series could not be topped,you will be delightfully surprised at this,the third "season". Claudette,the Thunder General and the oldest sister,is queen. She has abolished both the nobilities and the Queen's Blade tournaments and declared herself the eternal queen.Rebellions are rising and new heroines are introduced.
There is Yuit,an elf and editor-in-chief of a newspaper and her constant companion,a "female" robotatic warrior named Vante that wears pink panties and has serious real-looking hooters,
Liliana, the bodacious female pirate captain of a flying square-rigger,
Mirim,an innocent,sweet-hearted and hard working teenager that is impressed into servitude by the Iron Strategist for Claudette,
Ymir,who was the Iron Mountain Dwarf in the previous series but is now the Iron Strategist and one of the central characters of this series,
The Ragged Warrior,this series heroine who is the last of the Kreutz nobility;...
Fan service insanity continues
Queen's Blade is a rather new and famous anime title when if comes to fan service. In fact, I would say that the Queen's Blade series is probably the best of the fan service genre, despite it being ridiculous. This new release is no exception. At first I thought that Rebellion would be a little more tame, but that is not the case here. There is one character (Luna Luna) in this new series that has such a ridiculous outfit that she makes Echidna's snake underwear from the first series almost look normal.
This season of Queen Blade is about a rebellion who opposes the new tyrannical queen, who is actually Claudette, the main character's older sister from the first series. The new main character is a violet hair colored girl named Annelotte Kreutz. She is a knight who befriends many of the unusual characters in the show.
In the first series, many of the characters looked like they were from a fantasy story and actually looked like women instead of cute anime...
i try my best to enjoy bad anime.
The first Queen's Blade series is a silly joke of an anime meshing together seemingly incompatible character designs for a product that was at its best barely watchable. With the release of the second season, it became evident that the joke had been taken too far. The creators sat down and fleshed out a surprisingly deep background story for this paltry smut. Why would anyone take the time to try and pull anything compelling out of softcore porn? But that's why I love Japan.
My curiosity was piqued when I learned that Claudette had become the queen, and not Leina. To my dismay, the female lead this time was not Leina Vance, but a new character by the name of Annelotte. Although I hated the idea of an entirely new cast of characters, I found Annelotte to be surprisingly amiable. Whereas Leina failed as a protagonist for the first thirteen episodes, Annelotte begins her story more favorably. Initially, she is a weak noble heir on the run, evading assassins and hiding her...
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