SORA NO OTOSHIMONO CHARACTERS SERIES

She's basically a two-faced bitch who delights in other's misery, not unlike Maria from Arakawa Under The Bridge. Also, Mikako Satsukitane is a terrible character.

SORA NO OTOSHIMONO CHARACTERS SERIES

While the series is well-animated and drawn, the fan-service sometimes feels more than a little tacked on at times, making the deathly serious final episodes really awkward when the time comes. Still, this show does indeed have problems. As revenge, in a later episode Sohara causes any panties Tomoki sees to explode has him amusingly going blind-folded around his own house in an attempt to escape. One episode, where Sohara keeps losing her panties, results in an ending sequence notorious on the Internet now. It also has some of the weirdest plots I've seen in an anime in a while. Unlike DearS, Heaven's Lost Property is actually funny, has decent fanservice, amusing characters, and doesn't revolve entirely around subservient alien girls. You might even think I'm going to give this show maybe only a couple of stars tops.Īnd you would be wrong. After all, both shows feature teenage boys with hot aliens from outer space. So right now you're probably thinking I'm not glancing at this series in the same light as Stig did with DearS. Thankfully this joke is dropped early on.)

Later we meet Nymph, a smaller, flat Angelroid who's short-tempeted and looks down on humans, but eventually grows to like being with Tomoki and friends.Īt Tomoki's school we also have Eishirou Sugata, the resident smart one who wants to fly (and who has an obsession with anime figurines for some reason, using them as test pilots on things like birds. I guess even perverts have their limits, I suppose. Found by Tomoki, she basically does whatever he wishes without question, though he doesn't really want that, which he drives further as the series goes on.

Introduced in the pilot episode is Ikaros, a tall, busty redhead with a near-permanent Frowny Face. Angel-looking beings with dog collars a la DearS, they're basically subservient to their masters and do what they wish. Oh yeah.we almost forgot about the Angelroids. I also like how, despite their arguments and her slapping him for being a pervert, Tomoki actually gets along with his childhood friend/next-door neighbor Sohara Mitsuki, who's actually quite a likable character. I also found it ironic his proclamation of wanting to live a quiet, peaceful life, something usually regulated to girls in most shonen series. Sure he's a shamless pervert and not too bright, but you know what? He at least has the guts to act on his actions and do what he wishes without thinking of the consequences, as opposed to cowardly wimps like Takumi from fellow AIC series Mayoi Neko Overrun!. I think what really helps in this case is Tomoki Sakurai, who no doubts sees Ataru Moroboshi as an idol. To the realm that some people call 'guilty pleasure'. However, after that I entered some sort of weird phase between hating the series and enjoying it way more than I ever should have. In fact, the first two episodes of the series are among the most inane episodes of an anime I've seen in a while. Heaven's Lost Property does not start off like that. Most of the time when I watch something, I watch it because I'm interested in it, or expect it to be so bad it's good. I've never been that big on watching series advertised/sold as guilty pleasures. Peace-loving Tomoko Sakurai's life is turned upside down when a beautiful angel falls from the sky and ends up living with him.

Unfortunately, it might not work for some of our international readers. The YouTube link provided at the end of the review works for residence in the United States and Canada. Notes: Based on the manga by Suu Minazuki, currently running in Kadokawa Shoten's shonen magazine Shonen Ace. Related Series: Heaven's Lost Property Forte, Heaven's Lost Property the Movie: The Angeloid of Clockwork Length: Television series, 13 episodes, 24 minutes eachĬontent Rating: 16+ (fan service, suggestive themes, violence) AKA: そらのおとしもの (Sora no Otoshimono), Lost Property of the Sky, Misplaced by Heaven

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