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» Company
Bandai Entertainment
» Running Time
30 mins
» Genre
Ecchi Humor, Drama
» Type
OAV
» Final Score
8.5
» User Rating
No user votes yet.

Onegai Teacher: 7th Mail

» written by Wai Yung (Wayne) Chim [Discuss]

Synopsis
Anime show ‘Onegai Teacher’ started airing on January 10, 2002 on WOWOW. The show’s heroine Kazami Mizuho - an alien observation specialist - is played by the voice of hugely popular voice actress Kikuko Inoue. -CDJapan

Review
Onegai Teacher will always be one of my favorite titles. This is one of those OAV’s, where the director just wants to give what the fans want. The 7th Mail does a fine job bringing what the fans want, by displaying relationships that are in the TV series and extend upon it. Of course this final episode to the first series is not only about that. Our buddy Kei seems to have problems with our lovely teacher Kazami Mizuho. Well, both Kei and Mizuho are kind of shy and they still have not done what married couples do. What is better than having his mother in law, Hatsuho, stepping in, and give a little hand to the two?

The whole episode was all fun as it displays Kei being spotted by all of his best friends with a girl (something he did not want). One of his friends, Matagu made a big deal out of it, because he still does not have a girlfriend. That is when he gets teleported to the storage room by Hatsuho. Mizuho was everything but happy when she found out about her mother holding Kei’s hand and taking him into a hotel. Even Maho was going out with Kei until Matagu came in and confronted the two.

I did mention this OAV is all about fun right? As episode thirteen comes to a close, we get a little surprise from Hatsuho. Although the real ending comes after the end credits roll. I hope One * 2 will be as good as Onegai Teacher.

The Breakdown
Bandai Entertainment has licensed this series and scheduled a release date of somewhere around April. Keep those pennies saved, as this is a series you don’t want to miss if you are a fan of shounen type anime.

 

» The Pros
Just a great OAV that is not a compilation of scenes from the TV show.

» The Cons
Craming an OAV into 30 minutes? 7th Mail goes by so fast.

» Animation
9
Very clear and detailed.

» Sound
9
Kikuko Inoue is one of my top three favorite seiyuus. The ending theme 'Sora no Moride,' by Kawada Mami is soft and soothing.

» Story
8
I am pretty sure fans would love to have more than 30 minutes, but the main idea of this episode was the life of the newlyweds and fans.

» Recommend
8.5
The Japanese edition that I bought was the regular edition (3500 Yen - $29.37), if you look at it as an OAV the price is reasonable, if you do not look at it as an OAV then it looks a little expensive. The Special edition is (5500 - $46.16), but you get what you pay for and you get all those extra stuff. I do not think you can find a special edition as they were initial pressing limited releases.

 

» Other Information
Language: Japanese

Extras:
Nothing if you bought the regular edition. The special initial pressing edition comes with Himitu na Futari and an extra story called Marie, Ai no Kekijou along with Ichigo Morino image song and a soundtrack.

Package:
Although I have not seen the American cover version of Onegai Teacher. The Japanese covers makes it exactly what it is called, a mail. It looks pretty cool.

 

 

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