This is an unbelievably astonishing series which has yet to really receive its due from American anime fans. The unusual Japanese title is “Tenshi ni Narumon!”, which roughly translates to, “I’m Gonna Be an Angel!” The title is appropriate, but at the same time exquisite erroneous. This series is definitely NOT your run-of-the-mill cutesy kid anime. While it does have more than its fraction of kawaii elements, it also has a very deep and very shaded subplot which is foreshadowed in the opening seconds of the first epsiode. This darkness erupts in the middle episodes, and it practically explodes in the final record arc.

Describing the present is a small tricky. It features a high school boy named Yuusuke and a girl named Noelle, who honest happens to wear a halo. As the series starts, Yuusuke is on his first day of living by himself, and he’s quite ecstatic about his freedom. On his first day alone, and on the method to school that morning, no less, he “stumbles” across Noelle in the woods (okay, he falls off of a bank and lands on her) . She is naked and unconscious, for reasons that are too complicated to clarify. Suffice it to say that when Yuusuke lands on her, he accidentally kisses her, and this of course wakes her up. She immediately assumes that Yuusuke is now her husband (so will her family – more on that later) . Yuusuke runs away in a blind anxiety, but his problems have objective begun. So has the series, in fact – all of this takes plot in honest the opening minutes of the first episode!

By the extinguish of the first episode, we learn that Noelle is now a student in Yuusuke’s class, and that her “family” has moved themselves (and their entire house!) to the place where Yuusuke’s house had been. We also learn that Yuusuke has a crush on another girl (Natsumi), even though she won’t spare him the time of day because of several poor and embarrassing incidents. It is during his attempt to apologize for one such incident that we hear Yuusuke compare Natsumi to an angel: Noelle, upon overhearing this, later pledges to become an angel for Yuusuke. The series centers upon this pledge and how everyone handles the consequences it creates.

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The dramatic side of the series is excellently offset by its comedic side. By far, the funniest allotment of the display involves Noelle’s “family.” They’re from the “Demon World,” and they can only be described as a contaminated between The Munsters, Bewitched, and a Fisher-Price commercial. The father is especially droll in the unusual Japanese series: he’s an mountainous Frankenstein’s monster who wears glasses and a business suit, and he speaks in an *extremely* polite Japanese dialect. The mother and grandmother are witches, the brother is a vampire, the runt sister is a angry scientist in training, and the immense sister is invisible. The whole family is extremely naive as to the ways of the “human world,” which invariably results in danger for all (usually at the expense of the humans interested) . As unusual as these characters may seem, they’re tranquil when compared to the “villains” of the point to. All of the characters are eventually developed to a degree that you normally won’t peek in a series like this, and none of them (especially the “villains”) are what they would at first seem to be.

The first 7 or 8 episodes (out of 26 total) are heavily laden with slapstick, but like I mentioned earlier there is a very deep set that stirs slowly throughout. There are two major anecdote arcs later on in the series that must be seen to be believed: one happens lawful in the middle, and another that spans the last 5 episodes. The ending arc is especially impressive, and is in fact the only fraction of anime that has ever moved me emotionally. Seriously – it is REALLY that superb.

In short, this is a series that you can’t afford to miss, and one that is waddle to go down as a classic of the genre. Incredibly reliable stuff, and a must have for any serious anime fan.

Tenshi ni Narumon (I’m Gonna Be An Angel) is a vast series. It has everything from manic hyperness, dancing and singing to a distinguished calmer, darker perspective in the later episodes.

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This DVD is astonishing. A broad dub track, in addition to the origional Japanese. Also, two nice sets of subtitles – one a more literal translation, and one more processed for those not wanting to mediate half in japanese.

The DVD contains the first five episodes of the 26 episode series. I personnally can’t wait for the next DVD.

The animation is high quality, the state and thunder acting are awesome. If only more anime translation companies do in this considerable pain. Aid this improbable company by buying this DVD.
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