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Re Hamatora: Season 2 (2015/Sentai Blu-ray Set)


Picture: B Sound: B+ Extras: C Episodes:
B+



It's been three months after the Moral incident and the existence of 'Minimum Holders', people with supernatural abilities, has gone public. As the Hamatora agency continues to take odd jobs involving minimum holders, they not only face a paranoid public but must also face their former friend and police inspector Art who has come back from the grave and is now stealing the abilities of minimum holders in Re Hamatora: Season 2 (2015).

Even with the fact Minimum Holders have become public knowledge, the Hamatora Agency continues to protect the normal humans from Minimum Holder crimes and the government continues to train, use and abuse those with powers. As the prejudice and fear continues to grow between those with power and those without, a new order and threat has appeared, former friends are now enemies. However, everything points back to government's secret agenda for the creation of Minimum Holders.

This series was like a anime version of X-Men with a plot. In truth, what would happen if people suddenly discover there are mutants, psychics, or espers? How would society change? Even if people accepted there are those with powers would they become jealous, afraid? Unfortunately, humankind has been know more to abuse and use their abilities than to live in peace with them and governments ALLOW fear and terror to exist, so they have an excuse to control the public by any means they wish.


The 1080p 1.78 X 1 digital High Definition image is pretty good throughout all episodes, but not up to the best Sentai releases, while the lossless DTS-HD MA (Master Audio) Japanese 2.0 Stereo sound bests the English dub and is the playback highlight as the set with Pro-Logic-like surrounds if you wish. Extras include clean opening and closing animations, Japanese promos and disclaimers, and trailers.


Episodes include...

Melancholy of Hero - Is Nice dead? Since the Minimum Holders have gone public some people resent them and some idolize them.

Art Returns - Art returns to the government facility to steal all the children's 'Minimum abilities'.

Madness Flowers - Art and Nice confront a murderous Minimum Holder, are Minimum Holders too dangerous to live?

For Whom Talent - Honey faces her father, a Nazi research scientist father who believe all Minimum Holders should be caged and controlled.

Buddy's Wishes - Art's former partner, Gasquet investigates why his partner turned evil. He discovers this was all connected to the creation of the Minimum Holder facility, but an unexpected turn results.

Advent - Murasaki confronts Art, but Art uses him pretend to be the coming savior of Minimum Holders.

Emergency Room 24 Hours - As Murasaki recovers, his friends come visit and the doctors find out how many times they can revive him.

Worst Promise & Best Memory - Hajime remembers her past when Minimum Holders were tortured and experimented on and how Nice found and rescued her.

Symphony in the Moonlight - The Freemun terrorist organization gathers forces for the coming battle, the Hamatora Agency put on a comedy version of Kaguya-hime.

For Whom to Duel - Hajime and Koneko get taken hostage and Nice and Ratio are forced to fight each other.

End of Yokohama - The Freemun start their terror revolution. Art reveals his intentions isn't to protect Minimum Holders, but to kill all Minimum holders.

Re: Ego - Nice confronts Art, but is it too late for humans and Minimum Holders to live together?



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