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2018
ANEMONE／交響詩篇エウレカセブン ハイエボリューション
Directed by Hisatoshi Shimizu, Tomoki Kyoda
Synopsis
After her father is killed by the deadly coral menace, Anemone vows to have her revenge. But the only way to fight back is from the inside.
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Cast
Ami Koshimizu Luna Tamano Yuuya Uchida Yoko Soumi Yuriko Yamaguchi Shin-ichiro Miki Shigenori Yamazaki Keiji Fujiwara Banjo Ginga Kaori Nazuka Yuko Sanpei Aya Hisakawa Seiji Sasaki Takashi Onozuka Yuuko Hara Sakiko Tamagawa Kanji Obana Rika Abe Miyu Komaki Marika Hayashi Riki Kagami Hitomi Nabatame Mitsuaki Hoshino Hayato Fujii Jun'ichi Yanagita
DirectorsDirectors
Hisatoshi Shimizu Tomoki Kyoda
ProducersProducers
Makoto Watanabe Asuka Iwanami Kazuyoshi Nishikawa Hiroshi Kamei Kaoru Miyazaki
WriterWriter
Dai Sato
Original WritersOriginal Writers
Kazuhiko Shimamoto Dai Sato
EditorEditor
Kumiko Sakamoto
CinematographyCinematography
Toshiya Kimura
Additional DirectingAdd. Directing
Toshihiro Kawamoto Takahiro Komori Koichi Horikawa Hiroki Kanno Atsushi Hasebe Satoshi Hattori Shigeru Fujita Ayumi Kurashima Kenta Yokoya Kenichi Yoshida
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
Kazumi Kawashiro Satoshi Oshita Yoshikuni Murata Masahiko Minami Shinji Nakano
Art DirectionArt Direction
Kazutaka Miyatake Kazuo Nagai Yūshi Honjō
Special EffectsSpecial Effects
Miyako Hoshi
Visual EffectsVisual Effects
Hideki Kakita Shuichi Kaneko Ken Ootsuka Shingo Abe Nobuaki Nagano
ComposerComposer
Naoki Sato
SongsSongs
RUANN Etsuko Yakushimaru
SoundSound
Tetsuya Satake Kazuhiro Wakabayashi
Studios
BONES Bandai Namco Arts Bandai Namco Entertainment MBS Studio Nue
Country
Japan
Language
Japanese
Alternative Titles
Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 2: Anemone, 교향시편 에우레카 세븐 하이에볼루션 2 : 아네모네, Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution ep2, Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 2: Anemone, 교향시편 유레카 세븐 하이에볼루션 2 : 아네모네, 交响诗篇：超进化2, Eureka Seven - Hi-Evolution 2: Anemone, Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 2 : Anemone, ANEMONE／交響詩篇艾蕾卡 7：HI - EVOLUTION, Eureka Seven - Hi-Evolution 2 - Anemone
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Drama Science Fiction Action Animation Adventure
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10 Nov 2018
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09 Aug 2021
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26 Mar 2019
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Review by Isaiah Pineda ★ 4
Most anticipated film since Dogma. Can't wait can't hate, I'll be late for that.
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Review by B Janes ★★★★★
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The fate of destruction is also the joy of rebirth.
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Review by Seamonsterneil
Uh, what is this? I just don't know why this is what it is. Again, it doesn't seem approachable to newcomers, and seems designed to only make the older fans annoyed. It's got a lot of nonsense, sub Evangelion storytelling (not everything has to be like Eva, dudes!), and it trying it's hardest to be like the Rebuild movies, but it just doesn't make any sense, and it's hard to want to try and make sense of it.
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i can't believe how this bonkers movie got me so invested in a side character from like my seventh favorite anime of 2005
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
There is such an immense beauty to this film that I cannot put into words. Whoever thought Sci-Fi needed to be "deep" and "philosophical" and not just be about teenagers turning into lonely, dimension-destroying villains in an attempt to save a lost love? I sure hope someone got fired for that blunder.
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Review by lethargilistic ★★★★★
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