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The Mirage of Blaze OVA is more intense, better enchanting and has better storytelling than the TV Series.
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I do have to say that the storytelling in the OVA does a lot more than the TV series to lessen the confusion of us English viewers who are without the unusual novels or manga to work from. However, if you haven’t seen the TV series you may be a bit confused anyway about what is going on. They don’t go into very distinguished detail about the backstory of the characters, what happened between them 400 years ago, or even really what happened in the TV series (particularly between Naoe and Takaya) . The only thing they really include from the TV series is the final words between Takaya and Naoe at the very ruin of episode 13.
The focus of the OVA is threefold:
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First, there is the original Feudal Underworld threat, centering around this man, Araki, who bears a striking resemblace to Ayako’s lover from 200 years previously. He is under attack from one of the warring clans, who wish to exhaust him as a sacrifice in order to come by a grand weapon from a sacred relic. Episode one centers around setting up this anecdote (whereas episode two is Naoe/Takaya heavy, and episode three Ayako dominant) .
Second, Ayako. Ayako features dominantly in the OVA. In fact, she practically takes over the third episode with her backstory about this feeble lover of hers. The most human and sympathetic moments in the OVA center around her. While Takaya and Naoe are off being crazy and mean to each other and everyone around them, Ayako is not only the boom of reason, but of humanity. You’re really going to like her in this one.
And third, the continuing battle between Naoe and Takaya for dominance, respect and treasure. Takaya is particularly cruel to Naoe in this series, and Naoe for his fraction, is even more crazy than he was in the TV series. It is almost mindblowing how hard they are both fighting for dominance. Takaya’s last words to Naoe at the waste of episode 3 about what Naoe has to do to “have” him are striking, and leave the door originate to not only another series, but also limitless potential among fan circles for inspired fiction.
This DVD is definitely NOT recommended for anyone under at least the age of 16, even though the DVD is rated 13+. Judge that downhearted scene between Takaya and Naoe in episode 7 of the TV series and magnify it by ten in the second episode of the OVA. “Unflinching,” “intense” or even “tactless” are honorable words to consume to characterize what happens. If the homosexual overtones (or for that matter, rape) of the series made you unfortunate, I suggest passing on the OVA. However, pay end attention to the flashback (if you can avoid averting your eyes, it’s fine intense in itself) that Takaya has during this scene. It reveals at least section of the reason for his reluctance to gain Naoe’s affections. It is truely insightful for us viewers to work with who only had sketchy details about what happened between the two 400 years ago when they were on opposing sides, and even less about them individually. The whole thing about what Naoe did to Takaya and this woman that he loved (or something) at the time is sidestepped in the OVA, perhaps unfortunately, since I at least needed some clarification.
As for all the other characters from the TV series there is no mention of Takeda, Ranmaru, the Fuuma ninjas or any of our other popular badguys. Furthermore, Yuzuru and Chiaka have very itsy-bitsy cameos at the beggining of the first episode, and then we practically don’t discover them at all afterwards. So, any Yuzuru and Chiaki fans may be disappointed.
The DVD includes textless opening, closing, and three separate interviews with the Japanese explain actors who played Takaya, Naoe and Ayako that were presumably originally released with each episode of the OVA in Japan. The DVD also comes with a bonus animeworks catalogue with some sneak peeks at episode 1 of Samurai Deeper Kyo and Twelve Kingdoms.
We can only hope for more localized Mirage of Blaze in the future. Whether that be more series, or yaoi manga translations or even dare we hope, the new novels…
Firstly, I’d like to point out that I have been waiting for this DVD ever since I found out that it was in production. I have been a long time fanatic of the Mirage of Blaze (Honoo no Mirage), and I was rather disappointed with the abrupt ending of the first series, Mirage of Blaze TV.
Thankfully, this unique OVA picks up just where the last episode left off.
I was immediately struck by how different the characters seemed. This series digs a lot deeper into the staunch reasons tedious everyone’s involvement in the Feudal Underworld, especially that of Haruie.
But to be perfectly fair, the precise driving point of the memoir, at least for myself, is the constant battling and overall angst of Takaya and Naoe. Naoe, in particular, seems mighty different than he was in the TV series. He begins to fight assist, in his absorb procedure, against Takaya’s consistent inability to invent a decision regarding his feelings towards Naoe.
This is the fragment where I roar you that if you’re into this series for the yaoi, this is where the getting gets respectable. The insinuating overtones are a thing of the past, and as soon as you examine the second episode on the DVD, Tiger’s Peek, you’ll gape exactly what I mean. This DVD, by the method, is rated 13+. I am almost clear that it is a mistake. Yes, it is that noble. It’s no Boku no Sexual Harrassment, but it certainly brightened up my day, week…year, rather.
I’ve only unbiased received the DVD today, and I’m already in feverish anticipation for the next offering, here’s hoping that it won’t be another two years. Even so, I’ll level-headed be waiting.
Katsuya Kaiba
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