The anime may be be short but as whole, the anime doesn’t feel rushed at all. The first arc deals with Kano, the second one dealing with Minagi and the last one dealing with Misuzu. Later on, the anime breaks up into 3 “story arcs,” and show the more dramatic part of Air. Key uses their signature non fanservice-y humors at the beginning, and at the same time, it doesn’t waste any time and uses the chance to introduce and set up the characters. However, his search for the “Winged Maiden” may inches much more closer then he thinks.Īir presents it’s storytelling with great pacing in just 13 episodes.
As he arrived at a quiet town, his journey was put on hold for a quick while and stayed there temporarily. His objective is to look for the “Winged Maiden”, after hearing an old childhood tale from his mother. Air stars Yukito Kunisaki, a young traveler whose only source of money making is his puppeting skills. Not including the 2003 Kanon, Air is probably one of oldest animated works by Key, being adapted into anime from the visual novel by early 2005. I hope I’m not the only one joining this >_>
I jumped on the opportunity almost immediately, though it’s still kind of dead at the moment. Whoever wrote the best review will win and obtain the spoils. Basically, it’s a contest where everyone had to watch an anime (Air, in this regard) and make a review out of it. I was visiting MAL one day, and saw that in my blogging club, one of them opened up a contest.
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