Synopsis
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BS#6 is based on the hit manga Blue Submarine No. 6 in 1960 by Ozawa-san. The scientist Zorndyke has seemingly turned his back on humanity, creating a race of beast/ people to challenge the humans for global supremacy. Now it’s up to Mayumi Kino, a young female pilot, Tetsu Hayumi, a jaded veteran soldier and the flagship, the Blue Submarine No. 6. to stop him. About 90% of the show was done in 3D, the action, water, and the mechs. As I was watching BS#6, I was wondering if this series will be the same hit if it was done all in 2D. Turns out that without the 3D effects, BS#6 overall, would be dull.
The Breakdown
BS#6 is good when there isn’t anything else to watch, of course this series had the most 3D effects I’ve seen that actually made a difference in the overall product.
» The Pros
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» The Cons
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» Animation
8 |
3D really isn’t my thing, I like 2D animations better |
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» Sound
7 |
The female character looked like a guy (kid), it was the seiyuu’s voice that gave me the idea that the character was female. |
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» Story
7 |
Poles melt caused by global warming which was caused by pollution which was caused by humans. BS#6 was very interesting and focused. |
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» Recommend
7.5 |
I don’t prefer massive 3D in an Anime, and BS#6 wasn’t as good as my friends had praised. |
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» Other Information
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Thursday, August 13, 2026
