The story starts on the contested island of Iwato Jima and see see Ao, a foreigner to the land, having to deal with Japanese xenophobia.ĪO being a direct sequel to Eureka Seven many might be surprising to many considering the world this series takes place in is completely different than we saw in Seven. Nations and their geopolitical policies, including China, Japan, and America have been noted. The overarching series plot hasn't started quite yet but we've already been given some incredibly strong world and culture building moments. It's great to see considering how often simple tactics are overlooked or otherwise completely overblown to the point of confusion many mecha series. We've already seen a fair amount of team and enemy based tactics. The show's directors wanted a more militaristic look to the mechanics in Ao which is evident but not unwelcome. The IFOs (they refer to them as Intelligent Flying Objects in Ao's world) and support craft look great and for the most part CGI elements blend well with the cel animation. The characters are look great and are extremely well animated (in both sense). There are also older characters, such as Pied Piper's support staff and Generation Bleu's leadership which have an air of mystery about them.Īs one might suspect the designs and animation is spectacular. Unsure and thrust into a new situation with an unexpected ability to pilot and uniquely personal tie to the story. Elena Peoples with her social aloofness, Fleur Blanc with her stronger sense of maturity, and of course Ao is, perhaps to a fault, your typical mecha protagonist. As one might expect a handful are in their early teens and showing all unique personality traits I want to see develop as the series goes on. Five episodes in and they've laid the groundwork for most of the main characters. Coming of age tales are a dime a dozen these days but few have done such a remarkable job as with Eureka Seven.ĪO looks on path to do the same. Nearly every major character acted with some level of dispicableness and immaturity at but slowly developed and grew. Some folks may complain about annoying characters or the slow pacing of the show at times but that was an integral aspect of what made the show so great, the character development.
Fantastic animation, fantastic music, fantastic direction, and strong va performances. AO tells the story of Ao Fukai, Eureka's son, who joins Generation Bleu, a private company employed by nations to prevent occurrences known as Scub Bursts.Įureka Seven is easily one of my favorite anime series of all time. Produced by Bones, AO is directed by Tomoki Kyoda ( RahXephon, Eureka Seven) and features music by Kōji Nakamura ( Supercar). This is the first episode to be originally aired in July 2012.Eureka Seven AO (also known as Eureka Seven Astral Ocean) is a sequel to the popular series Eureka Seven.The title is a reference to Step into a World by I Got Next and KRS-One.When Ao manages to destroy the Scub Coral in orbit, it turns out to have the Gekko inside of it with the Nirvash typeZERO piloted by Ao's mother Eureka. Meanwhile, Truth begins to set his plan in motion, and Gazelle and his friends investigate the area beneath Generation Blue HQ, discovering the Coral Relic. While there a Secret attacks a Scub Coral that has materialized in low orbit, and Pied Piper is sent out to intervene. Team Pied Piper goes to a Generation Blue Space Station to deposit the collected Quartz. It aired on Jand was written by Shō Aikawa. "Step into a World (heaven and earth)" is the 12th episode of Eureka Seven: AO. Why? This is the first time I can't see the path of the wind. " Plateaux of Mirror (mirror of the world)"
Ao stuck in a Scub Coral while in zero gravity.
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