Gatchaman Crowds
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Synopsis
Hajime Ichinose's ordinary life is in for a change when a transcendent being named J.J Robinson hands her a small book called NOTE—a device which transforms her into one of the Gatchaman, the legendary protectors of Tachikawa City. Stressing that the existence of their group must remain a secret, fellow Gatchaman Sugane Tachibana takes Hajime to their base of operations, where Paiman, the panda-like alien leader of the Gatchaman, reveals their purpose: to eliminate aliens that pose a danger to humanity. These existential threats, called MESS, are becoming increasingly dangerous, destroying everything they touch. Now it's up to the Gatchaman and their new recruit to stop them before the world is engulfed in chaos.
Episode Guide
Characters
Hajime Ichinose
Hajime Ichinose: A passionate, artistic high schooler, she's energetic but unconventional, greatly impacting her Gatchaman team.
Calvello Jessica
Rui Ninomiya
Brilliant programmer Rui manipulates GALAX for Katze, seeking to revolutionize a boring Japan.
Emerick Shannon
Utsutsu Miya
Shy, introverted 15-year-old Gatchaman, Utsutsu prefers solitude and expresses herself through gloomy pronouncements.
Mosier Carli
Berg Katze
Androgynous, shapeshifting villain with teleportation powers, aiming for universal destruction.
Wald David
O. D.
O.D., a centuries-old guardian, guides Gatchaman with wisdom and humor, often reminding them, "You're overdoing it!!"
Bickham Clint
Joe Hibiki
A weary G-Team veteran, Joe rediscovers his passion, balancing a professional facade with a hidden, softer side.
Mahany Ty
Sugane Tachibana
A traditional samurai, Sugane is initially rigid but evolves through teamwork with Hajime, learning to believe in the impossible.
Hartzog Corey
Paiman
Paiman: A 33cm alien, self-proclaimed leader of the G team, and despises panda comparisons.
Christian Luci
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A brilliant but abrupt finish. It trades a typical boss fight for a massive social "update." The way it resolves the sabotage and confusion is peak fiction, leaving us with a world forever changed. Fast, intense, and satisfying.
It looks back at how far everyone has come, turning nostalgia into the fuel for the final rally. Hajime reminds us why we care just as the real fight begins. Katze keeps attacking from the roots, causing sabotage and confusion.
A high-pressure but masterclass script. The dialogue weighs as much as the action, forcing heroes and authorities to define their souls under fire. A brutal, brilliant debate on life and death amidst the chaos of war. Absolute peak.
Good episode, is electric as everything aligns for a massive showdown. The chaos is real, making you feel Rui’s despair while Berg Katze becomes an absolute object of terror. Tense, gripping, and incredibly entertaining.
Gripping and intriguing. The way they’ll face Katze impersonating Rui keeps the tension high. Even with slower pacing, the group’s fragile calm is captivating. A haunting look at an identity being disrupted with unforeseen consequences.
I love how Rui’s ego changes because of Berg actiones, making his redemption feel raw and human. Berg Katze is terrifying because he just doesn't care; he imposes himself and shatters the digital dream. Pure chaos.
is a masterclass in social debate and ideology. It pits digital idealism against raw honesty through sharp, fast dialogues. If you want to see how one person can disrupt an entire utopia, don’t miss this. Bold and thought-provoking!
This great episode make a balance between high-speed action and deep questions about technology vs. traditional heroism. The pace is fast but keeps you completely hooked as the world starts to change. Smart but also exciting.
Love how the story keeps scaling without losing its focus. The villain seems strong and a complex task for the team. Seeing his mindset and connections slowly unfold is great. It's all building up perfectly.
is a blast! I love how different subplots finally connect to the main story. The pace is still very high, but it totally hooks you. Great dialogue and a solid introduction for the series villain. Really well-rounded show so far.
Relentless. Hajime won't slow down or follow orders, disrupting Sugane's rhythm. Yet, her unwavering intuition delivers material results, proving she’s evolving as a good Gatchaman member on her own terms. Pure, chaotic progress, a really entertain cap.
An episode where there’s a tense build up and conflict between ideals and control. This was a very engaging story because it emphasized the theme of decision making while characters interact strongly. The story seems to be building up towards something crucial.
Exciting scene that develops the issues of public opinion and accountability discussed within the show. It was great how the show could maintain a balance between chaos and comedy while building up the drama of decision making in the limelight.
An action packed and lively scene that constantly emphasizes the conflict between idealism and control. This was one of the episodes I found entertaining due to its combination of fun and chaos, alongside themes of responsibility and the perception of the public eye.
It was an exciting and vibrant episode that continued with the chaos of the show. I appreciated how the episode combined entertainment and social satire through its portrayal of how fast opinions change on the internet.
This is an exciting finish that confidently brings together the theme of the season. It is good to see that the episode combines a sense of chaos with important lessons about human beings and change.
Entertaining and engaging episode that maintains the vitality of the show but deals with how decisions are affected by Internet mobs. I liked the combination of humor and social satire with an emphasis on the variety of opinions on helping others.
An entertaining story that captures both the chaotic nature of the show as well as its themes of communication and responsibility. The way that the humor is combined with tension makes for an engaging and fast paced show while adding depth to the characters relationships.
A great episode to watch that really explores how humans react when using HERO technology and public perception. This is definitely a very energetic and lighthearted episode but with some serious content on the influence that heroes have on others.
This is a bright and fast paced episode which plays into both the wild nature of the series and its focus on social media. I liked the way the humor suddenly gave way to serious moments about how quickly public opinion turns.
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