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Kino no tabi, 2003

Kino no tabi

Japanese

Japan

Rating:8.8
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Profile of Kino no tabi

The mood of Kino no tabi is thought provoking and stylized. The plot centers around young heroes, youth, and adventurers. It is a foreign, animation, and fantasy TV show. Stylistically, Kino no tabi anime. In approach, it is fantastical and serious.

Summary of Kino no tabi

In Kino's Journey, the protagonist, Kino, accompanied by a talking motorcycle, a Brough Superior motorcycle named Hermes, travels through a mystical world of many different countries and forests, each unique in its customs and people. Kino only spends three days and two nights in every town, without exception, on the principle that three days is enough time to learn almost everything important about a place, while leaving time to explore new lands. Kino says in The Land of Visible Pain that this principle is probably a lie, specifically noting "if I stay any longer, I'm afraid I will settle down." A phrase repeated in the anime and novels is "The world is not beautiful, therefore it is." Kino's Journey explores what the anime director Ryūtarō Nakamura described as "a radical sense of 'beauty,"[2] and brutality, loneliness, nonsense, oppression and tragedy are often juxtaposed against compassion and a fairy-tale atmosphere.

For protection and hunting, Kino carries a .44 single action revolver (called "the Cannon", based on a Colt M1851) that uses liquid explosives in place of gunpowder and a .22 automatic pistol (named "the Woodsman", based on a Colt Woodsman). Later in Kino's adventures in the novels, Kino also uses a pump action shotgun (based on a Winchester M1897) and a semi-automatic sniper rifle (called "the Flute", based on an Arisaka Type 99 rifle), along with a variety of other tools, including knives. In the anime, she is shown to carry no less than five knives on her person, including one which can fire .22 bullets from its hilt. Kino is an unusually quick draw and practices every day before dawn.

Details

Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Release date: 2003
Runtime: 24 min
Seasons: 1

Cast and Crew

Ryuji Aigase

as Hermes

Shelley Calene-Black

as Lovely Assistant, Wife, Librarian

Kelli Cousins

as Kino

Matt Culpepper

as Escort Soldier

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