Des prisonniers et leurs gardiens sont envoyés pour explorer une île inconnue. Ils y sont bloqués et doivent compter les uns sur les autres pour survivre aux monstrueux et mystérieux habitan... Tout lireDes prisonniers et leurs gardiens sont envoyés pour explorer une île inconnue. Ils y sont bloqués et doivent compter les uns sur les autres pour survivre aux monstrueux et mystérieux habitants de l'île.Des prisonniers et leurs gardiens sont envoyés pour explorer une île inconnue. Ils y sont bloqués et doivent compter les uns sur les autres pour survivre aux monstrueux et mystérieux habitants de l'île.
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Hells paradise is the third of the dark shonen trio that includes jujutsu kaisen and chainsaw man. The darker and more adult themes have been all the rage lately and with good reason. Anime used to be almost exclusively directed to a younger audience but now the shonen genre (shonen literally translating to teen boy) is consumed by people of all ages leaving room for manga and anime that directly targets those demographics. Which personally as fan of shonen anime no longer in my early teens it's extremely refreshing to get away from the constant themes of friendship and perseverance for your 'dream'. With that said of the dark shonen trio hells paradise is easily my favourite which in my opinion couldn't be greater praise considering just how good the other two are.
Hells paradise follows Gabimaru "the hollow" a ninja and convict from the Iwagakure clan as he ventures to a mystic island in pursuit of the elixir of life. A simple premise but one that's enhanced so brilliantly by the general atmosphere of the show. The music, animation and themes of death, divine justice, redemption and spirituality create an entrancing experience that will grip you from the first episode only to blow your mind by the 3rd.
The music is fantastically absorbing never falling into j-rock cliches that take you away from the uniqueness of the setting (aside from the OP which I'll excuse for just how catchy that is). The animation is similar to both JJK and Chainsaw man with soft pastel colours, rich backgrounds brimming with detail and the occasional 3D model. If your familiar with studio MAPPA's work you'll immediately see the resemblance. Where the animation is truely able to rise above the competition is bringing to life the setting itself, bursting with colour the island is loaded with rich floristry and wildlife both of which are not of this world.
The story without giving away to many details is also brilliant. The characters all pop with a similar vibrancy to the setting in both personality and design. Gabimaru, the protagonist, being the obvious standout with his soft and aloof demeanour contrasting to his near otherworldly power. He'll almost immediately endear you to his cause and have you suckered in with his astounding coolness.
The core plot of the show basically works as a mystery, what is the elixir of life, what is the island and what resides on it? As you immediately grow attached to Gabimaru and the crew you'll be drawn in and desperate to get these answers and the show won't disappoint as it lays out more and more otherworldly concepts and creatures for the crew to encounter.
With all that said the strongest feature of this show is the directing and the pacing. Unlike other anime this will grip you immediately and not waste a moment of your time. The direction of the episodes will cross between the characters in almost a poetic way not fearing that what could be a whole episodes worth of content is shown in mere seconds. This along with the music and art style being so entrancing you'll enjoy every second of it. Genuinely one of the best anime I've seen in years and the only thing holding it back from a 10 is that this is only just the beginning.
Hells paradise follows Gabimaru "the hollow" a ninja and convict from the Iwagakure clan as he ventures to a mystic island in pursuit of the elixir of life. A simple premise but one that's enhanced so brilliantly by the general atmosphere of the show. The music, animation and themes of death, divine justice, redemption and spirituality create an entrancing experience that will grip you from the first episode only to blow your mind by the 3rd.
The music is fantastically absorbing never falling into j-rock cliches that take you away from the uniqueness of the setting (aside from the OP which I'll excuse for just how catchy that is). The animation is similar to both JJK and Chainsaw man with soft pastel colours, rich backgrounds brimming with detail and the occasional 3D model. If your familiar with studio MAPPA's work you'll immediately see the resemblance. Where the animation is truely able to rise above the competition is bringing to life the setting itself, bursting with colour the island is loaded with rich floristry and wildlife both of which are not of this world.
The story without giving away to many details is also brilliant. The characters all pop with a similar vibrancy to the setting in both personality and design. Gabimaru, the protagonist, being the obvious standout with his soft and aloof demeanour contrasting to his near otherworldly power. He'll almost immediately endear you to his cause and have you suckered in with his astounding coolness.
The core plot of the show basically works as a mystery, what is the elixir of life, what is the island and what resides on it? As you immediately grow attached to Gabimaru and the crew you'll be drawn in and desperate to get these answers and the show won't disappoint as it lays out more and more otherworldly concepts and creatures for the crew to encounter.
With all that said the strongest feature of this show is the directing and the pacing. Unlike other anime this will grip you immediately and not waste a moment of your time. The direction of the episodes will cross between the characters in almost a poetic way not fearing that what could be a whole episodes worth of content is shown in mere seconds. This along with the music and art style being so entrancing you'll enjoy every second of it. Genuinely one of the best anime I've seen in years and the only thing holding it back from a 10 is that this is only just the beginning.
From the beautiful well crafted opening with an amazing song to the story and the characters themselves - not to mention the out of this world aesthetic to the genre - Hell's Paradise is set to become something we didn't know that anime could be. We're only three episodes in and this anime continues to stun me. Brace yourselves, you're in for a hell of a ride. This is top of the tops, creme de la creme entertainment.
I'm speaking as someone who's never read the manga and just watched the anime - as this is how I went about every anime I've ever watched.
I thought that Naruto would have a monopoly on the ninja-genre but somehow Hell's Paradise is able to reframe that notion to all of us, Naruto fans, have in our minds, and keep it fresh and moving forward.
I'm hyping the hell out of this anime because that's the impression it left on me. And hey, I've just come out of rewatching all of Demon Slayer in anticipation of season, and somehow Hell's Paradise animation is able to entice my heart with even more emotion than the likes of Kimetsu no Yaiba.
We should all just be glad that we can sit down and revel on these anime's as we're currently living in the golden age of anime.
I'm speaking as someone who's never read the manga and just watched the anime - as this is how I went about every anime I've ever watched.
I thought that Naruto would have a monopoly on the ninja-genre but somehow Hell's Paradise is able to reframe that notion to all of us, Naruto fans, have in our minds, and keep it fresh and moving forward.
I'm hyping the hell out of this anime because that's the impression it left on me. And hey, I've just come out of rewatching all of Demon Slayer in anticipation of season, and somehow Hell's Paradise animation is able to entice my heart with even more emotion than the likes of Kimetsu no Yaiba.
We should all just be glad that we can sit down and revel on these anime's as we're currently living in the golden age of anime.
I was hooked to the anime from the first episode and couldn't wait after 7 episodes and started reading manga, the story is next level and I can't wait for it to be animated, this anime will break the internet same as Jujutsu kaisen, demon slayer whenever a new season comes because of it's amazing animation.
If you really want to find out what happens next then definitely try out manga because manga is already finished and from what I've seen there are many fans for this manga even before the anime was approved, manga is going at an interesting pace and keeping me guessing, among all the new anime that came this year, hell's paradise has that fresh feel as the story seems unique, even though it's about an MC who's a ninja, you won't find any similarities with the plot of naruto.
If you really want to find out what happens next then definitely try out manga because manga is already finished and from what I've seen there are many fans for this manga even before the anime was approved, manga is going at an interesting pace and keeping me guessing, among all the new anime that came this year, hell's paradise has that fresh feel as the story seems unique, even though it's about an MC who's a ninja, you won't find any similarities with the plot of naruto.
It's a great anime that won't let you go from the beginning.
Simply put, the protagonist has to find a fruit on an island to survive, but on the way he gets into trouble, because it's never as easy as it seems and that's why the anime is called "Hells Paradise". The first three episodes have a strong entry into the story. It's not just a story where you have a bad guy, but you have to find the bad guy first.
The exterior in the anime is also very nice. The main characters are introduced in detail.
I can only judge by the first six episodes, but I think the six episodes are enough to form an opinion.
In general, I can say that this is a great anime that you should not miss.
Simply put, the protagonist has to find a fruit on an island to survive, but on the way he gets into trouble, because it's never as easy as it seems and that's why the anime is called "Hells Paradise". The first three episodes have a strong entry into the story. It's not just a story where you have a bad guy, but you have to find the bad guy first.
The exterior in the anime is also very nice. The main characters are introduced in detail.
I can only judge by the first six episodes, but I think the six episodes are enough to form an opinion.
In general, I can say that this is a great anime that you should not miss.
Although I've only watched 9 episodes, I can easily say this is one of my favorite anime. The characters all have personalities that the voice actors do VERY well at. The intense action scenes are very entertaining. The animation is good. The art style is good. The story seems basic on the outside but is actually quite an interesting concept. Its like there isn't anything to hate on this anime. If you are a fan of anime, I'll say that this anime is one you should not skip. Besides that, the anime does have quite a bit of blood/gore so if that kind of stuff makes you uncomfortable, you might want to watch with caution.
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- Anecdotes"Jigokuraku" is a portmanteau of the Japanese words "jigoku" ("hell") and "gokuraku" ("heaven" or "paradise").
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Performed by Ringo Sheena (as Ringo Sheena) and Millennium Parade
Lyrics by Ringo Sheena (as Ringo Sheena) and Daiki Tsuneta
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