Fist of the Blue Sky: Regenesis
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Long before Kenshiro said, "You're already dead," a different Kenshiro walked the violent streets of Shanghai. The city is in constant crisis as two mafia families battle one another for supremacy. In the crossfire, a little girl named Erika is orphaned and soon taken under the wing of martial artist Liu Fei-Yan. Sorrow seems to follow the girl, as every time Fei-Yan attempts to hand her off, her new guardians end up dead. Fei-Yan decides to bring the girl to a man named Guise but instead crosses paths with powerful Kenshiro Kasumi.
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Characters
Kenshirou Kasumi
62nd Hokuto Shinken successor, Shanghai's "Yan Wang", known for his calm demeanor and smooth fighting style.
Yamadera Kouichi
Yasaka
Satou Setsuji
Yuling Pan
Kenshiro's girlfriend, Yuling, a Mantis martial artist and Qing Bang leader, fights Japanese invaders and regains her memories to marry Kenshiro.
Touma Yumi
Erika Arendt
Jewish girl with photographic memory, Erika is pursued by Nazis for her list of Jewish people, seeking refuge with Liú Fēi-Yàn.
Uesaka Sumire
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The last episode was so beautiful. The scenes in each story are unforgettable. I was so hooked. I really liked it.
They are fighting so hard here. They are really strong. It makes me excited to watch them.
Based on what I observed, the scenes unfolded as a pursuit. I grew concerned for Erika. The situation is becoming increasingly tense. I am curious to see what happens next.
There was not much combat shown; however, by the conclusion, all parties learned the true events and felt a sense of relief. This outcome was anticipated, as the story had kept me engaged and curious. The characters contributed significantly to the quality of this episode.
They had such a fierce fight — I was watching closely to see who was stronger. I also noticed something about those two gossipy folks. I laughed so hard! When I first saw him in Episode 7, I really thought he looked like a pig. Hahaha. Even so, I liked every single scene.
A supposed to be an epic battle cut short, but an epic battle indeed. The last episode is a build up for the next season. If you binge watch this whole season in one take, it would feel like watching a whole movie with it's cinetamic takes. Overall, i like it with some minor downsides.
The truth has been revealed. The narrative unfolds very well in this episode. The confrontation that was previously cut short is now set to commence. The ending also left me wanting more. I am curious to see what unfolds next.
This is getting more exciting, the fight scene and visuals are superb. The technic Kenshiro used caught me off guard and unexpected. This is one enjoyable episode.
Was hoping for a fight, I never got... well sort of ig. Still, knowing the truth about Guise put my mind at rest. There are a LOT of questions left unanswered that will hopefully be covered in the next season.
I really liked the action in this episode; the skill of the big guy definitely made it more interesting to witness. Kenshiro also evidently had to put in more effort than usual. Still didn't stop him from ridiculing his opponent, though. With the henchman's fight being so interesting, I'm looking forward to the next one!
The big villain guy had some really annoying mannerisms; it was nice to see Ramon get at least a couple of hits in on him. The Ramon-Erika bonding was cute, and I love how everyone tries to protect her. Kenshiro swooping in for his girl was pretty sick. Bet Yuling would've smoked them if she had had a couple of rounds more.
Another emotionally heavy episode, the scene with Erika and Yasaka was pretty powerful. Also, Ramon, being immediately protective of Erika, was adorable. Watching the two former enemies fight together was a good touch. Need to complain about the secondary villains, gosh, the scenes with them are insufferable.
Ahhhh… The scenes and what happened in this episode are really sad. Their fight was so tense and nerve-wracking. It felt cut short though, because someone showed up and got in the way. All I can say is that I liked this episode.
The story is getting interesting, this episode really stands out from the previous episodes story wise. The plot now thickens with the introduction of new characters.
I found the scenes in the final segment quite engaging. The narrative continues to improve, though the antagonist is somewhat irksome. Overall, I enjoyed the episode.
An interesting episode, somewhat caught my attention back to the anime. I hope it's just not all for hype. Im looking forward on how will things unfold to the next episode.
Not the fight i was expecting, though it's not bad but it's not that good either. It lacks excitement, there is no WOW factor in it. It's like one punch-more talk scenario, but i did like the animation style and the story is good.
A heart-breaking episode, this captures the character development of a "villain". Though it's a cliché, it gave the essence of the whole story.
A touching episode between friends, between human and nature. This episode brought out the lighter side of the story amidst the brusque persona of the characters.
All I can say is there isn’t much fighting yet. There are still mysteries from the past, but they’re slowly coming out. Maybe I’ll learn more in the next episode. It feels like the scenes are still pieces of a puzzle.
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