Promare Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon
OSHIMETER
10.0
7 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
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Promare Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon
← Prev: EPNext: EP →
OSHIMETER
10.0
7 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
lucasbuzzi44
Promare has every good thing Trigger has to offer: amazing visuals, great characters and (this is really important) GOOD direction. I wish they did more movies like this, also, if you liked Tengen Toppa Gurrenn Lagann definitely watch this, you're in for a treat!
brandon_2100
This movie blew my mind with the action. It was a lot and the story was pretty fun to see. This is a wild ride and meant to be watched if you’re a fan of action and don’t mind it a lot.
lum1nescence
Promare is Studio Trigger going absolutely feral—neon flames, spinning camera, zero chill. It’s loud, messy, and all gas no brakes, but somehow it lands. Hiroyuki Imaishi said “subtlety is optional” and just went OFF.
gaboc88
Visually stunning! The animation make every frame a masterpiece. Galo and Lio’s rivalry is peak hype, and the Burning Rescue sequences are pure technical genius. It’s loud, it’s colorful, and it’s absolute peak Trigger!
aejizone
ngl promare is trigger at its most unhinged. neon colors, screaming robots, and a fire and ice bromance that's basically gay. action never stops and it's gorgeous animation is good so if you like kill la kill, i swear you'll love this.
adg_1
An action-packed film with a catchy soundtrack, unforgettable neon visuals, hype characters, and memorable queer-coded moments💙💚!! This movie is a loving homage to mecha anime and previous Studio Trigger works: HUGE Gurren Lagann and Kill La Kill vibes. A must-watch!
cokeserum
A fiery battle between the Burnish and Anti-Burnish Firefighters as they fight for their ideals right to exist.
The movie has a excellent soundtrack that matches the hot bloodiness of Studio Trigger's trademark blazing visuals that rouses your feelings to sing along too.
The movie has a excellent soundtrack that matches the hot bloodiness of Studio Trigger's trademark blazing visuals that rouses your feelings to sing along too.
QUICK TAKES
lucasbuzzi44
Promare has every good thing Trigger has to offer: amazing visuals, great characters and (this is really important) GOOD direction. I wish they did more movies like this, also, if you liked Tengen Toppa Gurrenn Lagann definitely watch this, you're in for a treat!
brandon_2100
This movie blew my mind with the action. It was a lot and the story was pretty fun to see. This is a wild ride and meant to be watched if you’re a fan of action and don’t mind it a lot.
lum1nescence
Promare is Studio Trigger going absolutely feral—neon flames, spinning camera, zero chill. It’s loud, messy, and all gas no brakes, but somehow it lands. Hiroyuki Imaishi said “subtlety is optional” and just went OFF.
gaboc88
Visually stunning! The animation make every frame a masterpiece. Galo and Lio’s rivalry is peak hype, and the Burning Rescue sequences are pure technical genius. It’s loud, it’s colorful, and it’s absolute peak Trigger!
aejizone
ngl promare is trigger at its most unhinged. neon colors, screaming robots, and a fire and ice bromance that's basically gay. action never stops and it's gorgeous animation is good so if you like kill la kill, i swear you'll love this.
adg_1
An action-packed film with a catchy soundtrack, unforgettable neon visuals, hype characters, and memorable queer-coded moments💙💚!! This movie is a loving homage to mecha anime and previous Studio Trigger works: HUGE Gurren Lagann and Kill La Kill vibes. A must-watch!
cokeserum
A fiery battle between the Burnish and Anti-Burnish Firefighters as they fight for their ideals right to exist.
The movie has a excellent soundtrack that matches the hot bloodiness of Studio Trigger's trademark blazing visuals that rouses your feelings to sing along too.
The movie has a excellent soundtrack that matches the hot bloodiness of Studio Trigger's trademark blazing visuals that rouses your feelings to sing along too.
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