#Naomi orthmann

[waifubuki]

[kaban-bang]

It's funny when the animation goes ABSOLUTELY HARD for no reason in a simple conversation and back to normal right after.

[mesmarique]

Heeelp

I feel like Metallic Rouge will be a lot of fun lmao

[kurumayu]

[seekers-who-are-lovers]

When your winter anime program consists of gay sentient robot and their pilots and on the other is a yuri android red gladiator and her pretty dark-skinned minder ready to save the world.

Let’s see how far I will go.

[s-lycopersicum]

[tetrix-anime]

Megami Magazine March 2024 Issue (#286) - Metallic Rouge

[kurayamineko]

Naomi x Rouge - The Best Stranger

[inbestigator]

Metallic Rouge

[shimutsuki]

[crystaliiite]

[waifubuki]

[kaban-bang]

sorry, the robot yuri got me.

[mesmarique]

And the story begins.

[burgers-in-anime]

Metallic Rouge, opening sequence (2024)

[seekers-who-are-lovers]

Lost Memories: Bang Bravern & Metallic Rouge, Ep 10

“Not all memories are good, you know?” —Ash Stahl

I was watching the 10th episode of Metallic Rouge where one of the Immortals, Eden/Noir, an android, lost his ID (a transparent sphere that contains all their personality, memories, etc. that is part of the immortals’ makeup) and everything became hazy. His memories began to fade away. He knew he had a lover (Jill/Flash Silvia) and a family, his Nean family. He even knew the beginning notes of Debussy’s “Clair de lune” but totally forgot the entirety of the piano piece. Naomi thought it was so unfortunate that she felt sad for the Nean. According to Jaron, once all his memories were gone, he’d die. Eden/Noir’s life connects himself to his memories.

On the other hand, compared to the future defeated Bravern whose memory was still intact, his remembrance of a particular encounter with the Japanese crew in Hawaii discovering the tonkatsu curry left a mark on his mind. It was a small thing, probably insignificant to some, yet for Lewis/Bravern a big deal that aided Lulu to decide once and for all to rectify the past. The moment she heard Bravern, busloads of reminiscences from both Lewis Smith and Bravern flowed in her mind.

“Japanese curry was really good.”

As for the viewers who watched that scene, it was a painful one. The dying Bravern/Lewis’ last words. The sound of his internal machine whirring in the background, not functioning. The show runners’ attempt to blend humour with death was fascinating. In the end, there was only the impending gloom and hopelessness and a defeated Bravern and Isami’s corpse.

Good news, the whole thing can be reversed.