Hisashi Saitô
as Director
The TV series Fantasista Doll, created by Gorô Taniguchi and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on July 7, 2013 in Japan. The series spans 1 season with 12 episodes, featuring the voices of Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Kaori Nazuka, Sumire Uesaka, and Sôichirô Hoshi. It follows the story of Fantasista Doll. This is an Anime, Action, Comedy series and has received a rating of 5.4/10 from 37 viewers.
Hisashi Saitô
as Director
Tomoaki Koshida
as Director
Nanako Shimazaki
as Director
Yoshitaka Nagaoka
as Director
Tomohito Naka
as Director
Katsuya Shigehara
as Director
Naruyo Takahashi
as Director
Shigeru Ueda
as Director
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
as Kazunari Kira
Kaori Nazuka
as Komachi Kiyomasa
Sumire Uesaka
as Manai Uzuki
Sôichirô Hoshi
as Rafflesia no Kimi
Sayaka Ôhara
as Madeleine
Chinatsu Akasaki
as Shimeji
Minami Tsuda
as Sasari
Sora Tokui
as Katia
Ayaka Ohashi
as Uzume Uno
Masayo Kurata
as Mikito Uno
Yuri Yamaoka
as Miko Uno
Akiko Hasegawa
as Akari
Kyôsei Tsukui
as Rinto Mikasa
Asuka Ôgame
as Kunoichi Kû
Satomi Akesaka
as Anne
Natsuki Hanae
as Jun Fujihisha
Natsuki Hanae
as Miura
Megumi Han
as Kagami Totori
Susumu Chiba
as Kiyo Shimizu
Gorô Taniguchi
as Writer
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This twelve episode anime follows Uzume Uno a girl who is given a rather unusual card game. Using the device that holds the cards she can summon five 'dolls'. These dolls are sentient and inevitably look like girls. Uzume isn't the only person with the cards and she soon finds herself being challenged by others; this leads to battles between her dolls and those of the challenger. We soon learn that these aren't random challenges the mysterious 'Mutual Dream Association Group' is offering to grant any wish to the person who defeats Uzume and takes her cards. When I read the plot synopsis for this film I thought it might just be a device to help sell a card game but now I've seen it I don't think that can be the case; no time is wasted explaining how all the cards work. In many ways this feels more like a magic girl series than one about a game the dolls certainly act like magic girls. As one would expect from such a series it is really about the development of friendship; both between Uzume and her dolls and between her and other members of the school card club. This isn't a classic series but it was rather fun; the story is enjoyable and the animation is pretty good. There isn't anything here to offend; in fact it feels like it has been toned down at times; the dolls are seen undressed at times but their bodies are just white with no real detail. These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
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