After this, he mostly played arcade game until he and his uncle, a mafia boss, went to Japan.
After doing extremely well (Having to not be able to fire a single shot), the mission went from excellent from a horrible failure, as Satō fired a shot that caught the enemies attention, resulting in a battle that left one member dead, another wounded severely, and Satō loosing a leg.
After the war, Satō lead a secret mission in Vietnam. After half a month, he left due to a illness, but this was merely a cover so he could join a elite part of the military to fight in Vietnam, only known as "The Team". Later in life, he was a member of the United States Marine Corps, lying about his age to join. This reasonably made his father, who loves him and tries to steer his son to be kinder to no avail, due to his son not understanding his emotions. Owen, he started his malicious hobbies while young, enjoying killing animals in a barn for his own amusement. The action is actually pretty good – who doesn’t want to see giant cyborg-monsters fight mecha suits? The design of The Revisions and the mecha suits is again familiar but functional.Born Samuel T. The mecha suits and The Revisions are nicely created, just familiar enough to be recognizable but also different enough to seem fresh-ish. It’s almost as though the creators are just throwing as many concepts as possible at the wall to see what sticks, but perhaps less would have been more. Revisions does a good job of building a world, even if it is an overfilled and confusing place to be.
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I had more than a few eye-rolling moments during the course of the series but I still couldn’t help but be hooked into it. The story itself is twisty, turny, timey-wimey silliness about pandemics, time-jumping, corrupt self-serving governments, and ambiguous baddies. The rest of his friends just seem to be along for the ride, with no real discernible traits. Basically, he seems like something of a d******d. The extent of this preparation seems to be attacking random strangers who may have talked to or cycled too close to his friend Marin Temari (Manaka Iwami). Ever since his first meeting with Milo he’s become obsessed with preparing himself for his destiny, like a more surly Sarah Connor. He’s a mean and moody teenager who has some sort of messiah complex, he’s so desperate to be the champion chosen to protect humanity that he doesn’t care about anything else. The characters are hard work, particularly Daisuke, who is a carbon copy of so many anime ‘heroes’ before him. Despite all that, as the series progressed I couldn’t help but get drawn in. I watched Revisions with quite a cynical eye because the premise just seems to be so by-the-numbers, with pre-fabricated elements and characters just slotted into place. With the help of Milo, who now seemingly doesn’t remember them, Daisuke and his friends must defend the people from The Revisions with the use of mecha suits (obviously). Milo is a terrible influence on these poor children as she goes on to fill Daisuke’s head with stories of him being the chosen one, destined to save them all.įast forward to the present day and suddenly the Shibuya is transported forward in time and under attack from giant mechanized monsters known as The Revisions. Seven years ago Daisuke Dojima (K?ki Uchiyama) was kidnapped in mysterious circumstances because what other kind of circumstances are there? Four of Daisuke’s school friends get a cryptic message telling them where to find him and when they arrive they meet the enigmatic Milo (Mikako Komatsu).
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