Kawaii: (
↗kawaii (
可愛い) = "cute" or "adorable") If you've watched anime in Japanese, you've heard characters use the term 'kawaii'. So if the title makes you want to say that (often using
↗chibi characters, i. e. small and super-deformed), then it fits.
Historical: (
Setting) Self-explanatory. This should be a title rooted in historical events.
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Rating |
Synopsis |
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Koutetsu Tenshi Kurumi
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Rent |
The young Nagato Nakahito succeeds in sneaking past a military barricade and into a house where he finds and awakens a metal doll named Kurumi. Nagato meets and with Kurumi's help manages to rescue Kurumi's creator, Dr Ayaro Kouchi, from capture, but only after Kurumi has to destroy one of the military's monstrous war-robots. And now with the military in hot pursuit, Nagato has to figure out who this beautiful Kurumi is, and why does she insist on calling him her master?
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| S |
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Steel Angel Kurumi
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Rent |
See Koutetsu Tenshi Kurumi
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Steel Angel Kurumi Encore
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Buy |
Each of the four main characters of the original series gets an "omake" episode more-or-less to themself. While working in a restaraunt, Saki is spotted by a talent scout and offered a job as a movie actress; Karinka gets a love letter from a mysterious admirer; Kurumi gets the idea that she needs to become "a traditional Japanese woman"; and Nakahito is confronted by an army of Steel Angels who each want a kiss like the one that activated Kurumi!
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