Afro samurai resurrection soundtrack zip

#AFRO SAMURAI RESURRECTION SOUNDTRACK ZIP SERIES#

Honestly that would have been a better title than the insanely overused title 'Resurrection'. 'Afro Samurai 2: the Absurdity Continues'. The animation and music however are still pretty good and while it's still watchable one can't help but feel sad for the way this turned out and hope that the third installment rectifies this anime's mistake. Overall Afro Samurai: Resurrection really wasn't the sequel that people wanted, the story is unoriginal and the main female antagonist feels far too simple along with all other new characters. I'm happy to report that the animation and art style is still sick and beautiful and while the music hasn't got the flair of the original it's still pretty nice.

The best thing about Afro Samurai was its originality and I know it's hard to follow up good material with sequels, but it seems like Resurrection really lost its 'cool' factor here, the story is basic at best and the new characters involved are just ridiculous and for some reason you want to kill Ninja Ninja in this anime. And that my friends are basic elements of this story for this film and to be honest it sucks. It seems that after being on this road for so long, Afro seems to be losing his way and it is at this point when Afro is attacked by his old friend/nemesis Jinno and a mysterious female warrior named Sio, who wishes to have the head of the famous number one warrior because of the death of the people he has killed.

#AFRO SAMURAI RESURRECTION SOUNDTRACK ZIP SERIES#

However little did I know that this sequel would end upДЄfro Samurai: Resurrection takes place after the events of the original series with Afro finding peace in the mountains after killing countless people because of his number 1 headband. Jackson, so when I found out that there was going to be a sequel to the series I was over the moon. But I really liked Afro Samurai, I thought it was sick and it only increased my respect for Samuel L. I mean here you have a black samurai, in an anime, with hip-hop music, unless we're talking Samurai Champloo this shouldn't work. 1.When i first saw Afro Samurai back in 2008 I was amazed, to be honest I didn't think a concept like this would work out in the way it did. If you wanna get a picture of what Afro Samurai is, think of the animated sequence in Kill Bill vol. I have to say that the whole combo of hip-hop/anime/exploitation works particularly well even though I'm only a fan of the latter third. The soundtrack is done by usual suspect RZA. The blood geysers and slashing, taking their cue from stuff like Lone Wolf and Cub and Lady Snowblood (copious amounts of glorious arterial sprayings) will please every fan of the red stuff although it's not particularly gruesome. The graphics and design tend to be great (especially Afro Samurai's) although they can settle for just good or serviceable at times.

However everything has a smoother, more westernized approach perhaps to the rapid, eyesore that often is the genre which I took to with pleasant surprise and relief. Being a fan of 60's and 70's chambaras and jidai-gekis I find the swordfights a tad too hyperkinetic for my taste, but that's anime for you I guess. The main appeal here is the visual aspect. Through flashbacks we come to find out how Afro Samurai became who he is and how he obtained Headband #2. A colourful ensemble of baddies will stand in his way, from a neo-Buddhist cult of assassin monks, to cyborgs to teddy-bear faced guys with a grudge to common crooks. Young kid grows up and becomes Afro Samurai and walks the path of revenge against Headband #1. As one could expect, Headband #2's path is littered with corpses as everyone and their dog want their chance to challenge Headband #1. The only one who can challenge him is the one who wears Headband #2. Headband #1 allows its bearer to be like a god. In a futuristic world, young kid watches his father get cut down by baddie who is after his father's Headband #1. The third advantage is the simple story that takes its cue from a long line of revenge movies: this is a simple revenge story and that's why it works so well. Samuel Jackson doing the voice-overs for both Afro Samurai (Clint Eastwood style, few words, calm and badass) and his sidekick Ninja Ninja (wisecracking non-stop banter) was another major plus. The main appeal for me was the combination of blaxploitation culture and samurai swordfighting (chambara). And even though I'm not an anime fan, I found lots to appreciate in this mini series of blood and mayhem. Totally unexpected, I saw the tile pop up somewhere and sounded cool enough for me to give it a go. Afro Samurai came out of left field from me.

Afro samurai resurrection soundtrack zip