Saber Marionette J
300 years ago, the interstellar colonization transport, The Mesopotamia, had an accident, setting mankind down on the surface of Terra II. The only survivors were six males. Due to a twist of events, the hard-working Otaru visits the run-down Pioneer Museum, where, remembering his childhood, he sees the painting of a woman, titled: "In the memory of the human female." Suddenly a trap door opens under him, dropping him into a room with a hibernation capsule containing a beautiful female android, a so-called Marionette. Also see: Saber Marionette R
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Plot Summary
In the future, a young inventor named Otaru navigates a world where androids, known as marionettes, are commonplace. He accidentally creates three unique female marionettes: Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry, each with distinct personalities and abilities. Otaru finds himself in various adventures and conflicts, often protecting his creations and the people of Neo-Teito from threats.
Critical Reception
Saber Marionette J was a popular anime series in the late 1990s, praised for its blend of action, humor, and character development. While some critics noted predictable plot points, the series was generally well-received by audiences for its engaging story and memorable characters.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its engaging characters and the dynamic between Otaru and his marionettes.
- Appreciated for its fast-paced action sequences and humorous moments.
- Some noted the plot could be formulaic at times, but the overall entertainment value was high.
Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the charm of the main characters, particularly the distinct personalities of the Saber Marionettes, and the satisfying blend of comedy and adventure.
Fun Fact
The series spawned two sequels: Saber Marionette J to X and Saber Marionette R, further expanding the lore and adventures of Otaru and his marionettes.
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