Reideen
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Saiga is a normal high school student with a gift in mathematics. His daily routine is disrupted when his family gets news that his Father's remains have been discovered—a noted archeologist and researcher who had gone missing while exploring a site many years before. Among his remains were notes and artifacts that needed to be identified by the family near a notable triangular mountain in Japan known as "Japan's pyramid", a place suspected by some to be man-made. A meteor containing a strange robotic lifeform falls from the sky and begins to cause destruction, putting Saiga in danger and causing a mysterious bracelet from his father's research to activate and merge him with an ancient robot burried within the pyramid—a robot the runes describe as Reideen. It is now up to Saiga and guardian Reideen to fight against this unknown alien threat from the sky.
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Characters
Akira Midorino
Mysterious green-eyed girl, displaced by Reideen's battle, she joins Junki and Shiori's class in Tokyo.
Chiba Saeko
Junki Saiga
15-year-old Junki Saiga pilots Reideen, struggling with the robot's power and his dual identity.
Azuma Masataka
Taro Maedasaki
JSDF Lieutenant Maedasaki, fascinated by OOPArts, secretly mentors Reideen pilot Junki while monitoring him.
Miki Shinichiro
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Its alright
Anime is okay for mecha fans who like very slow pacing. Just a reminder that this anime is not for those who are really used to modern write-ups. Don't expect too much from it because, unlike modern anime with very dramatic plots shown at the beginning, this is already the best storyline during this anime's timeline. You'd just be complaining about a predictable story if you are not into old anime storylines.
The finale was okay, but I wasn’t completely satisfied. The problem was that they waited until the last episode before everything was really explained. My interest in the story went up and down throughout the series, and there were quite a lot of flat moments. There were even times when I got confused, so I had to rewatch some parts.
Ando deserves that. The story was actually getting good, and I was finally getting entertained. But of all times, they decided to do that. It felt a bit cringey to me. That last scene was crazy.
Interesting episode. The intensity of the scenes and the story really got my attention, so I kept watching. It was going so well, but in the end, it was still taken away again.
The plot of the story seems to be getting better. I’m hoping the upcoming episodes will get even better. And curious what Roxell's role will be. So it kind of gave a bit too much time just for the plot to intensify.
I think this is a filler. If you want to watch it, it’s really up to you. It can be something to pass the time, or you can just skip it since it's kind of confusing whether it's related to the story or not. I watched it anyway because I was curious.
The beginning of this episode felt a bit slow, but then the tension started to build. Reideen’s scene was quite short and as usual, everything that happened was quickly resolved making it very predictable.
Another annoying character was introduced in this series. The story has slowed down a bit, and I found this episode a bit boring, so it didn't really capture my interest.
Considering how old the anime is, It was a great episode, and I really enjoyed it, especially the way they showed the past of one of the characters in the series. It was an emotional one. I feel like this is the first episode that really got my full attention.
I didn’t like the sudden replacement because she’ll only end up putting herself in danger because of what they’re planning to do to her. I wonder if Junki will be able to change her mind.
This episode was pretty good. Though it was quite the chase, and I feel like the fight scene didn’t get enough exposure, it still managed to keep my attention while watching. I also found the last scene pretty funny.
It's been dragging. I didn’t really enjoy this episode that much. It feels like it wasn’t related, but at the same time somewhat related to the main plot of the series. It felt like a filler more than a part of the story. It felt like a filler more than a part of the story. Maybe the next episode will be better since the story was left unfinished in this episode.
Been really noticing the fight scenes a lot. What happens is really predictable because the cycle keeps repeating. Maybe there are only slight changes in the scenes, but it’s pretty much the same as the previous episode. In the end, it gets resolved.
This would have been really interesting if it didn’t have the beach scenes. The fight scene and the part about the ancient ruins were great and I’m looking forward to seeing if anyone will use Roxell’s bracelet.
They should have done that travel plan from the beginning. And why did they only think of doing it now? I wonder what the two female main characters' actual roles are.
The alien cat really stood out to me in this episode. It reminded me of the cat from Alice in Wonderland, which was so mischievous. And I laughed at what it gave Roxell.
The fight scene was still interesting, though it fell a bit short. A new character suddenly showed up, which made me wonder what would happen to Junki.
Good thing he remembered that he shouldn’t limit his abilities. Because sometimes, we forget that when we have the will, we can surpass what we thought we were capable of.
Fight scene was still good, but it turns out they just wanted to obtain whatever ability Reideen has. Maybe I'll just wait and see what happens next.
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