Gangsta.
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Nicholas Brown and Worick Arcangelo, known in the city of Ergastalum as the "Handymen," are mercenaries for hire who take on jobs no one else can handle. Contracted by powerful mob syndicates and police alike, the Handymen have to be ready and willing for anything. After completing the order of killing a local pimp, the Handymen add Alex Benedetto—a prostitute also designated for elimination—to their ranks to protect her from forces that want her gone from the decrepit hellhole of a city she has come to call home. However, this criminal’s paradise is undergoing a profound period of change that threatens to corrode the delicate balance of power. Ergastalum was once a safe haven for "Twilights," super-human beings born as the result of a special drug but are now being hunted down by a fierce underground organization. This new threat is rising up to challenge everything the city stands for, and the Handymen will not be able to avoid this coming war.
Episode Guide
Characters
Nicolas Brown
A skilled, deaf swordsman and Worick's Benriya partner, Nicolas is a feared A/0 Twilight, though his abilities are drug-enhanced.
Solusod Micah
Worick Arcangelo
A charismatic, yet serious, 35-year-old gangster and gigolo with exceptional memory, Worick is half of the Benriya team.
Sinclair Ian
Alex Benedetto
Alex Benedetto, a former prostitute, works as Benriya's secretary and a singer, learning sign language to communicate with Nicolas.
Angelle Felecia
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its such a big shame how this show ended, it really had potential and felt incompleted there was no development on this episode but at least the narrative kept solid and interesting thanks to the characters and the ending is a decent cliffhanger to follow the story in the manga
Everything is getting chaotic and savage in a good way, good introduction about how the war has just broken out. Secondary characters are very well developed even though the main duo was missing out this episode
The story is expanding with and interesting cast Characters, its interesting to see how the are involving ad mixing between new and old characters making the narrative more complex, however the pace turns out slow and plain. Visually , it's a failure
This episode was so disappointing because of the animation, normally i overlook this details but this is supposed to have actions scenes most of the time in this episode so the narrative could rely on visuals but the animation was poor. it looked dull, Nick deserved better here
what such an emotional episode, the soundtrack is really good. It is a shame how the limited animation ruins the narrative at important moments because is an important moment for alex as a female character but at least the storytelling is decent
i liked this episode even though when had a slow pace, the story didn't feel boring because of the characters development . Its' excitiog how the important organizations are presented we are getting know more about them
Honestly the begining of this episode started a bit slow but as the plos unfolds the story was becoming into something more interesting, Warrok's background got my attention i love the several nuances of his personality from a naive kid to a bold man.
really good figth, definitively Nic is my favorite character , he shone this chapt. and the timing was really enjoyable a like the way how the character are joining to the main charathers because doesn't feel forced, i just hope Alex gain more prominence as the plot progresses .
Wow the last scene of this episode was pretty exciting, even though when the plot was running kinda slow that's exactly what worked to show us more about the background's characters and built a good confrontation between the characters
Well, it ended on a cliffhanger & I think most of us know what happened to the series. That’s just what we usually do, we check for the sequel’s release date. It’s sad. It had great potential, but was affected by production issues. Still, it was worth it & memorable. Peace Out!
It’s both overkill and underkill at the same time. I mean, this new group is just savage and hard to defeat, even for the tags themselves. But then, there’s this one character who shows up, clearly capable of flexing that muscles, and just decides to rest. Toinkz!
The story becomes more complicated, and this feels like another build-up. One thing that's noticeable is the animation style. Spotting differences once or twice from previous episodes is acceptable. But this time, there's a lot of changes, especially in some angle of their faces.
The action is tense and it's a good fight. They also stay consistent in blending the chill vibe, so you just go with the flow.
High stakes and brutal showdown is the theme of the finale. Sadly, not all plot threads are resolved, being saved for a Season 2 that may never come because of the studio's unfortunate fate. Regardless, the suspense and raw action keep the episode standing on its own.
A relentless episode where any veneer of calm has been shattered as we kick off into the season finale. The various plot threads that have been established since the beginning are now beginning to converge, leading to desperate fights that would thrill intense action fans.
Chaos unleashed. Everyone scrambling as the plot ramps up towards the finale. A frenetic rescue scenario brings our actors into frenetic battles and tense dialogues. What it lacks in trying up plot threads, it more than makes up in thrills that ramp up as the episode goes on.
An adrenaline filled episode that breaks the calm of the previous episode. Tensions run high as the many factions finally face off, giving non stop thrill for action fans. Things are certainly looking to be kicking into high gear as we continue to go through the second half.
An episode focused on tense atmosphere. It plays up the mystery aspect of the series more and focuses less on the action. Feels more like a slow-burn intrigue that's ramping up, building up to something later down the line. Will have to say, soundtrack is beautiful.
A tragic episode. Heartbreaking, yet compelling. Rife with graphic violence, but also intense character drama. As the flashbacks get more fleshed out, it signals a major turning point for the season. The emotional baggage has been laid out. From here on out, it's all in.
A dark and intense episode where everyone faces their inner demons. More backstory, more flashbacks, more world building. It's definitely more of a slow burn episode, but as slow it can be, it keeps moving. The slowness also helps certain moments land their impact better.
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