Adventures of the Mini Goddesses box set - US
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Director: Hiroko Kazui
Volume: 1-4
Duration(min): 400
Episodes: 1-48
Language: Japanese. English dub and sub.
Genre: Adventure Comedy
Rating: PG
Region: 1 - USA
Release Date: July 1, 2003
Super Small = Super Cute! Whenever Keichi leaves the house, Belldandy, Urd and Skuld shrink themselves to play with the other residents of the area - including their clueless rat sidekick, Gan. Whether it's a battle against Gan-zilla or adventures in kitchen appliance romances, the goddess adventures are dangerously funny! Although frequently the butt of the goddesses jokes and the victim of their mistakes, Gan the rat persists in his absolute devotion to Belldandy and never questions whether Urd and Skuld may be dangerous for his health... Contains all 48 episodes in a "Baily Box." DVD Features: Non-Credit Opening Animation, Non-Credit Ending Animation, Full Color Art Gallery, Character Notes. Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
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DHewetson (Monday, 07 September 2009)Rating:
Super-small equals super-cute. A MAJOR understatement for this series. Taking a spin-off from the original Aa! Megami-sama series, Adventures of
Mini-Goddess provides self-contained seven minute bites of sheer lunacy. If anyone can remember the old Warner Bros "Looney Tunes" cartoons,
then this series takes the three goddesses from Aa! Megami-sama and puts them into a chibi-fied environment and we get to see them "let
rip". The episodes invariably parody other genres in all their diversity (e.g. romance, adventure, mecha, monsters, politics, mysteries,
musicals, fortune-telling), you name it, it's there somewhere. Numerous Japanese pop culture references are thown in as well as tongue-in-cheek
references to other anime. Accordingly, the episodes become a bit of a "hit-or-miss" affair where one will have you laughing out loud, and
the next will have you scratching your head. On the visual front: permanent SD action sometimes can become overdone, but it works well in this
situation where the entire series is a parody of the original. Colours are vibrant in most aspects - which goes with the territory for this show.
Character designs are faithful to their original designs, despite being SD-proportioned. The goddesses reflect their original physical
characteristics and Gan-chan exudes the aura of a hapless victim with style and, almost, a permanently resigned look on his face. rnBottom line: this
series is one of the better parodies of an existing franchise with cuteness dished out in buckets. There are no aspects of violence or foul language
preventing the series being able to be viewed by the entire family. Some themes and innuendo (particularly from Urd) may need minor parental guidance,
but these are in no way matters that would make the series unsuitable for children. The series requires little concentration and is ideal for a wet
day to sit back, suspend your belief, and enjoy a light comedy. Highly recommended to put some sparkle and lift one's spirits.
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