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Bamboo Blade: Complete Series 1
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The shojo (girl’s) sports series Bamboo Blade (2007) begins with perpetually broke part-time Muroe High School coach Toraji Ashida making a bet with an old school chum: if he can assemble a winning girl’s kendo (Japanese fencing) team, he'll get a year's free dinners at a sushi restaurant. Ashida-sensei's motives may be less than altruistic, but he manages to recruit a few promising candidates. The wildcard in his hand is diminutive Tamaki Kawazoe, who's grown up in her family’s dojo and is a likely candidate for a national title. Tama-chan loves “Super Sword Squadron Blade Bravers”, a sci-fi anime spoof. By playing on her desire to emulate the champions of justice in the series, Ashida gets her to join the team, knowing her skill and speed will inspire the other girls.
- Manga Entertainment
- Bamboo Blade
- 2
Bamboo Blade: Complete Series 1
RRP: 484 kr
188 kr
Save: 296 kr
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The shojo (girl’s) sports series Bamboo Blade (2007) begins with perpetually broke part-time Muroe High School coach Toraji Ashida making a bet with an old school chum: if he can assemble a winning girl’s kendo (Japanese fencing) team, he'll get a year's free dinners at a sushi restaurant. Ashida-sensei's motives may be less than altruistic, but he manages to recruit a few promising candidates. The wildcard in his hand is diminutive Tamaki Kawazoe, who's grown up in her family’s dojo and is a likely candidate for a national title. Tama-chan loves “Super Sword Squadron Blade Bravers”, a sci-fi anime spoof. By playing on her desire to emulate the champions of justice in the series, Ashida gets her to join the team, knowing her skill and speed will inspire the other girls.
- Manga Entertainment
- Bamboo Blade
- 2
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Great series
The DVD box holds all 4 DVDs, which contain all of the episodes. The sound when watched on a laptop with headphones is good (not great because I don't use high end headphones). Picture quality is crisp and no unintended visual effects. I highly recommend anyone to buy this series, even if you're not into kendo or martial arts. It's great fun and I'm sure you'll get to love the characters.
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Bamboo Blade: Complete Series 1
This show follows the exploits of first year high school student Tamaki Kawazoe and the members of the after school Kendo club she joins. In my opinion this show starts out REALLY slow, there were times when I wanted to stop watching but around the tenth episode things start to pick up and it becomes very interesting and entertaining as "the plot thickens." The story begins to drop around episode 18 but only briefly before a return to form and standard Animé ending. Visuals are nice and colourful and the audio comes across well but there are times where the volume needs to cranked up or what's being said becomes incomprehensible. Basically if you can get through the first half you'll be pleasantly surprised, if not you're missing out on a pretty fun show.
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