Taboo Tattoo
The story follows Justice Akazuka (a.k.a. Seigi), a young man who is good at martial arts. One day, Seigi rescues a homeless old man from some thugs, and the man gives him an object that imprints a tattoo on his palm. However, it is not an ordinary tattoo, but a special weapon that gives Seigi supernatural powers such as warping space-time. Seigi then meets a female American agent named Izzie, whose duty is to recover the tattoos. He decides to help her and gets wrapped up in a cross-national conspiracy.
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Plot Summary
Jujii, a young man saved by a mysterious lawyer named Seishiro, inherits a magical tattoo that grants him immense power. This tattoo, known as a "Circlet," marks its bearers as chosen warriors destined to fight in an otherworldly conflict. Jujii must learn to control his new abilities and uncover the secrets behind the tattoos, facing formidable enemies and allies along the way.
Critical Reception
Taboo Tattoo received a mixed reception. While praised for its fast-paced action and unique supernatural premise, it was often criticized for its convoluted plot and underdeveloped characters. The animation and fight sequences were generally seen as its strongest points, but the story struggled to maintain momentum and clarity.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its high-octane action sequences and creative supernatural elements.
- Criticized for a confusing narrative that often detracts from the action.
- Character development was often seen as superficial, hindering emotional investment.
Google audience: Google users generally found the anime to be an exciting and visually engaging experience, with many appreciating the unique concept of magical tattoos. However, some viewers noted that the plot could be difficult to follow at times.
Fun Fact
The manga series upon which the anime is based was written and illustrated by Shinji Nimura, who also worked on the art for the popular game 'The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword'.
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