Ghost in the Shell Arise: Border 1 -- Ghost Pain

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Nov 13, 2015 Ghost in the Shell is back, baby! I have only seen the first two films and not Stand Alone Complex, but this action packed remake is solid. It does different things with the characters, and adds new ones. The storyline is trippy and very noir like, so its an enjoyable cyber punk reboot that can introduce new viewers to the franchise. See more Feb 13, 2015 The prequel series kicks off with a bang. Features cyborg land-mines, false memories, and a brutal fight. It's a treat to see the genesis of Section 9. Majors' eyes are creepy, but the animation is solid. See more Sep 7, 2014 Prequel to Ghost in the Shell SAC series... Excellent See more Oct 21, 2013 it is brilliant a perfect origin story to ghost in the shell cant wait for the next 3 movies See more Jul 16, 2013 Kazuchika Kise and Masahiko Murata's <i>Ghost in the Shell Arise - Border 1: Ghost Pain</i> is sci-fi anime bliss.<p>50 minutes proves to be enough to tell a solid cyber-crime story. The plot details require attention with the possibility of multiple viewings to fully engulf, but ultimately the writing pays off as a solid story unfolds. If there is any gripe to be had, it is the lack of explanations in regards to this highly technological universe in which the story takes place.</p><p>Visually, this animation's got it going on. The backgrounds and settings are a beauty, while the movements of the characters during the action scenes are smooth and pleasing to the eyes.</p><p>The voice-work of the cast match their respective characters. Maaya Sakamoto gets the honor to voice the great Motoko Kusanagi.</p><p><i>Ghost in the Shell Arise: Border 1:Ghost Pain</i> holds true for a serious science fiction animation. "6 people, huh?"</p> See more Read all reviews

Ghost in the Shell Arise: Border 1 -- Ghost Pain

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