The west star is dominated by random famous Europeans plus Chandra Gupta. The east star is dominated by Japanese warlords from the Sengoku period. The show is a war story takes place on two stars, east and west. If you want to enjoy NtF, be ready to suspend your disbelief. Read below for the full review + rating breakdown. In the end, it was hard to tell what exactly the series was supposed to be about. There were magical evil imp children, melodramatic love triangles, power-ups with spirit dragons and cyborg limbs (I'm not even kidding), and so on. It had too many themes to neatly put together and ended up spending time focusing on different subjects without really combining them. NtF essentially gave itself too much to do. Hence the comparison to a jack of all trades, master of none. sometimes shounen, sporadically romance, and towards the end, sci-fi as well. It was often fantasy, occasionally supernatural, When I say that NtF was a mishmash of genres, I don’t just mean historical and mecha.

Now that I’ve completed it, I’m disappointed to say that it felt more like a disjointed mishmash of genres than a smooth blend. Gintama or Samurai Champloo), and going into this show, I was excited to see how its producers would handle a historical/mecha fusion.

Anachronism definitely has the potential to produce beautiful things (e.g. It has an awesome premise-a reconstruction of Oda Nobunaga’s rise to power within a mecha-filled, pseudo-historical setting. Nobunaga the Fool is a jack of all genres, master of none. The fast paced story, the intense interactions between the characters, the epic battle scenes, and the subsequent plot twists make it an anime you look forward to where it would take you. The well executed overall presentation manages to catch our attention with an impredictable conquest, a rich cast of voice actors, a beautifully handled animation and a very memorable soundtrack. It appeals to our emotions and keeps the suspens till the very end. Nobunaga The Fool shows us foolishness, determination, betrayal, sacrifices, hope, and love. King Arthur and many other notable historical figures make their entrance, while the internal strife of the Oda clan is at its peak. His resolve and potential steadily draws other characters to him, allies and enemies alike. Nobunaga The Fool is a pleasant surprise of this season, a very curious yet enjoyable mix of many genres : Mecha, Sengoku Period, Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Romance, which may raise many brows given the unique sense of history of this anime, but that flamboyant extravagance has many charms, just like the main protagonist, Oda Nobunaga, a foolish and persistant man who aims to conquer heavens and earth as he is said to be the Savior-King by his allies, Jeanne d'Arc and Da Vinci. With the help of Himiko, the Yamato Queen, Nobunaga and his clan must unify in order to overcome tragedies, recover from betrayals, and eventually save the world. Although Kaguya believes that Arthur is the King of Destruction, the reckless behavior of Nobunaga 'The Fool'-who named his own combat suit after his nickname-on the battlefield sows doubt in his capability as a leader. Meanwhile, King Arthur, the ruler of the West Star, sends his ruthless general Gaius Julius Caesar and his combat machine army to conquer Nobunaga's planet and seize the Holy Grail. Quickly convinced that Nobunaga is indeed the King of Salvation, Jeanne pledges allegiance to the Oda clan. There, she encounters Nobunaga Oda-the son of a local feudal lord who, following a brutal defeat dealt by an enemy clan, has sworn to conquer the world with his friends. Guided by her visions revealing the location of the King of Salvation, Jeanne Kaguya d'Arc flees with the polymath Leonardo da Vinci from the West Star to the East Star.

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