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Stark700 · 2017-03-24, 20:21

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The word is just out of Anime Japan about a new series now in production called Urahara, based on the webcomic PARK: Harajuku Crisis Team!

PARK: Harajuku Crisis Team! started serialization on Crunchyroll Manga and Tumblr in 2015 as part of a collaboration between writer-editor Patrick Macias, artist Mugi Tanaka (aka Oplant), and the PARK store in Harajuku, Tokyo. The story concerns a trio of shop girls – Rito, Mari, and Kotoko – that band together to battle an alien menace intent on removing famous locations and landmarks from the Earth.

Expecting more info of this series to be released soon.

Source
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-new...at-anime-japan
http://www.park-harajuku.com/topics/1051/

Stark700 · 2017-07-02, 16:29

Seems like this will be debuting in Fall.

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The streaming service also announced that URAHARA, the anime adaptation of Patrick Macias and Mugi Tanaka's webcomic PARK Harajuku: Crisis Team!, will begin streaming this fall.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...s-fall/.118341

Stark700 · 2017-09-11, 22:03

Preview:

Stark700 · 2017-10-04, 07:04

First episode came out on Crunchyroll.

Honestly, I'm not sure what I watched. A trio of cute girls, aliens, and a strange world setting. I'm going to have to get used to the art visual/style of this show. Looks familiar for some reason. The main trio of girls seems kinda cute so far I guess.

Tanuki. · 2017-10-04, 11:58

Does anyone remember The Rolling Girls? Urahara has some similarities to it in terms of style, tone and world building, though it seems to be even more random. But I liked The Rolling Girls apart from the drama in the second half and I love Urahara's colorful style. Its are is really what makes the shows stand out.

Despite that the first episode didn't really manage to catch me. I hope the show takes an episodic approach because a potentially uninteresting main story wouldn't really be appealing.

I'll continue to watch this, the style alone is reason enough, and I'm very curious what they plan to do with a two-cour adaption of a very short manga.

serenade_beta · 2017-10-04, 22:35

Spoiler for ep1:

Random Wanderer · 2017-10-04, 22:51

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Originally Posted by Tanuki.

Does anyone remember The Rolling Girls? Urahara has some similarities to it in terms of style, tone and world building, though it seems to be even more random. But I liked The Rolling Girls apart from the drama in the second half and I love Urahara's colorful style. Its are is really what makes the shows stand out.

I'm definitely getting that feel, just from the beginning of the episode. Not identical, but it's got something similar to it.

Dop · 2017-10-05, 03:21

So I'm not the only person who thought of The Rolling Girls!

Yeah. This show is definitely going for an aesthetic with both the look and the dialogue and I guess one thing will be how much they manage to stick with that and how much you like (or dislike) their choices.
I kind of liked the whole look of the show, and some of the dialogue was creeping into 'is this going to be a running gag' territory which if they build on that might be fun.

Will definitely give it a few episodes to see where it's going.

chaos_animagic · 2017-10-11, 21:52

This series' art style reminds me of another series, something about living inside a painting world, which I forgot the title...

Looks interesting, I'll keep watching it for a bit more.

Liddo-kun · 2017-10-12, 06:13

Watched episode 1:

Sort of hard to understand what is the plot of this weird show... but the first ep is entertaining enough, so will keep watching for now.

A cooked shrimp turn them into magical girls.

chaos_animagic · 2017-10-20, 16:53

ep 3

So... from ep 2 and ep 3

Sounds like they're suggesting another "Kyuubi contract" incident, and the evil mastermind is the Pink Hair Loli...

Random Wanderer · 2017-10-25, 20:25

I always suspected knew the loli was evil!

serenade_beta · 2017-12-21, 15:00

Spoiler for final thoughts:

2017-09-11, 22:03	Link #3
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	Preview: <p>No iframe support, please <a href="http://youtu.be/ZTzzXyRcGFw">watch on YouTube</a>.</p> __________________

2017-10-04, 07:04	Link #4
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	First episode came out on Crunchyroll. Honestly, I'm not sure what I watched. A trio of cute girls, aliens, and a strange world setting. I'm going to have to get used to the art visual/style of this show. Looks familiar for some reason. The main trio of girls seems kinda cute so far I guess. __________________

2017-10-04, 22:35	Link #6
serenade_beta そのおっぱいで13才 Join Date: Dec 2006	Spoiler for ep1: The visuals is painful to watch. It is so bright and... something. The script. Oh my god it was annoying to listen to them. Unrealistic reactions and not funny even ignoring that fact. It doesn't help that the audience has to go through both these visuals and lines while not understanding what the heck is going on. Anyways, it was actually kinda torturous, so I'll have to think about watching the 2nd episode... __________________ -Blog --> http://tdnshumi.blogspot.com/ (Mainly about video games) -R.I.P. Hiroshi Yamauchi, Gaming wouldn't have been the same without you (9/19/13)

2017-10-12, 06:13	Link #10
Liddo-kun is this so? Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Gradius Home World	Watched episode 1: Sort of hard to understand what is the plot of this weird show... but the first ep is entertaining enough, so will keep watching for now. A cooked shrimp turn them into magical girls. __________________ Clearing 4 domain with Qiqi / MTGNexus - Magic Art Gallery / AnimEVO 2020 - EFZ tournament / Cool Japan Festival 2015

2017-10-25, 20:25	Link #12
Random Wanderer Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007	I always suspected knew the loli was evil! __________________

2017-10-04, 11:58	Link #5
Tanuki. Just another tanuki. Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Germany Age: 31	Does anyone remember The Rolling Girls? Urahara has some similarities to it in terms of style, tone and world building, though it seems to be even more random. But I liked The Rolling Girls apart from the drama in the second half and I love Urahara's colorful style. Its are is really what makes the shows stand out. Despite that the first episode didn't really manage to catch me. I hope the show takes an episodic approach because a potentially uninteresting main story wouldn't really be appealing. I'll continue to watch this, the style alone is reason enough, and I'm very curious what they plan to do with a two-cour adaption of a very short manga.

2017-10-05, 03:21	Link #8
Dop Mmmm.... Join Date: Sep 2006	So I'm not the only person who thought of The Rolling Girls! Yeah. This show is definitely going for an aesthetic with both the look and the dialogue and I guess one thing will be how much they manage to stick with that and how much you like (or dislike) their choices. I kind of liked the whole look of the show, and some of the dialogue was creeping into 'is this going to be a running gag' territory which if they build on that might be fun. Will definitely give it a few episodes to see where it's going.

2017-10-11, 21:52	Link #9
chaos_animagic Senior Member Join Date: May 2009	This series' art style reminds me of another series, something about living inside a painting world, which I forgot the title... Looks interesting, I'll keep watching it for a bit more.

2017-10-20, 16:53	Link #11
chaos_animagic Senior Member Join Date: May 2009	ep 3 So... from ep 2 and ep 3 Sounds like they're suggesting another "Kyuubi contract" incident, and the evil mastermind is the Pink Hair Loli...

2017-12-21, 15:00	Link #13
serenade_beta そのおっぱいで13才 Join Date: Dec 2006	Spoiler for final thoughts: While I do question who the heck was the audience of this anime, let's put that aside. I liked the concept, but the execution was... not so good. Especially bad was the big drama over the girls being tricked into eating the candy. They spent an entire episode having the girl try to tell her two friends to snap out of it and then ending up eating it herself. But hey, it turns out it only took a bit of shock for the two to snap out of it! Umm, what? You drag on the whole thing for an entire episode and they only return to sanity because they are shocked at what happened to their friend when she ate the candy? The whole "aliens that can't create" thing coming down in disguise and all wasn't that bad though. The humor was like a even more boring Bakemonogatari word-play blabbering thing though. Anyways, in summary, "Hmm, I see, that was interesting. Yeah... But it wasn't really that interesting of an anime" 5/10 __________________ -Blog --> http://tdnshumi.blogspot.com/ (Mainly about video games) -R.I.P. Hiroshi Yamauchi, Gaming wouldn't have been the same without you (9/19/13)