Super Human Fortress Record of Hiroshi War
Hiroshi is a seemingly ordinary young man that works part-time at a gyoza shop, but the reality is he’s actually a fortress for a planet! Each of his movements is produced by someone inside him steering, which is why he goes through life without getting entangled with other humans. Due to an incident, Shizuka begins to have feelings for Hiroshi, and Akemi suddenly becomes captain of the fortress and must handle these new complications while trying to find a new future for her planet.
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Plot Summary
In a future where humanity has been driven to the brink of extinction by alien invaders, a small group of survivors boards a colossal mecha known as the Super Human Fortress. They embark on a desperate mission to reclaim their home planet, facing overwhelming odds and internal strife. The fate of Earth rests on their ability to overcome their differences and unleash the true potential of their advanced weaponry.
Critical Reception
Super Human Fortress Record of Hiroshi War received a mixed to positive reception. Critics praised its ambitious scale and impressive visual effects, particularly the design of the mecha and alien creatures. However, some found the plot predictable and character development somewhat lacking. Audiences generally enjoyed the high-octane action sequences and the nostalgic nod to classic mecha anime.
What Reviewers Say
- Visually stunning with spectacular mecha battles that deliver on action.
- While engaging, the narrative struggles with pacing and underdeveloped characters.
- A solid entry in the mecha genre, offering both spectacle and a sense of urgency.
Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's impressive animation and the exciting combat sequences. Many viewers found the story to be a fun, albeit familiar, ride. Some noted that while the plot was straightforward, the execution of the action made up for it, leading to an enjoyable viewing experience.
Awards & Accolades
Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Tokyo Anime Awards.
Fun Fact
The design of the Super Human Fortress mecha was inspired by a blend of classic 1970s super robot designs and modern naval destroyer aesthetics.
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