The first season of the Anime actually shares a lot of the problems that “Hiiro No Kakera” happens to have. The first season came out in April of 2009 and the second came out in October of 2009. I am reminded of the Anime called “Asura Cryin'”. However, this could be a pleasing gift to give on Christmas or on Valentine to your girlfriend that are into the bachelor sort of background.
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Additionally, the fact that the series is labeled with “romance” might bring out your “inner fangirl”. The various endings of nearly episode (that I found somewhat disturbing after awhile) may be pleasing to the eyes of a female viewer. However, if you're the target of the demographic that the series is being aimed at, then the bulls eye might be hit. The story is slow and dialogue heavy not helping by the fact of the almost obscure character backgrounds. It might even be worth a drop or an on-hold as a matter of fact. Overall, this series is nothing special and not something that I consider the hit of this Spring Season. With little to no background of what the characters are like so far in the series, my point of characters stand out as a disappointment. Now, is that significant? The fact that they are after a certain object seems to put them on the bad side of the "good guys" so far. As for our antagonists of the story, they are all represented by German numbers.
But, what kind of connections do they have? Oh but not only that, there are four (well, one later in the story) guys that just pops out into the story with little background so far. The main girl gets off a bus and gets protected by a hot guy. There seems to be something I'm missing here. The OP song “Nee” performed by Fujita Maiko is relaxing and who doesn't want to listen to some relaxing music when waking up on Sundays? Surprisingly, the sound of this series is fluid and occasionally catchy. As much as I despise Studio Deen for some of their previous work, the art is beautiful and more realistic. When it comes to artwork for this series, it is done quite beautifully and probably one of the more stand out points. If there is one thing out there about this anime that impressed me so far, it would be the artwork. But of course, it's based off an otome game and it's aimed at the female market. Unfortunately for me though, that's not my case. With one fragile girl and five handsome looking guys looking out for her, this story may seem compelling to fans who are into bachelors and that sort of genre. Speaking of artifacts, it is obvious that others would also want them. However, the story flows a bit slow and replaced with rather heavy dialogue relating to protection, secrets, and artifacts. At first glance, it seems to contain a lot of action packed fighting just based on the OP. This story has not impressed me as much as I originally hoped. The story goes on from there where her original peaceful life gets thrown into turmoil when other malevolent forces are after her and the secrets that lies with her past. Expect the unexpected, right? But more than that, there are five other gorgeous guys that accompanies her and protects Tamaki as she is the next Tamayorihime, or the princess after her grandmother.
Hiiro no Kakera (also known as Scarlet Fragment) details the story of a young girl named Tamaki who had a peaceful life till one day she learns about the true extents of her origin and family. Will Hiiro no Kakera carry out the task of getting through the right audience and
There is much to be said regarding what can make an extravagent series out of a visual novel these days especially from a series a game that is not too well known compared to some of the more popular series like FSN, Higurashi, etc. There could be mistakes through adaption, the delivering of the characters, or in other cases, not sticking with the story. Making an anime based off a visual novel is never easy especially one aimed at a specific target audience, or in this case, the female market.