Hey guys, I just finished watching Season 1 (of 1 sadly) of Rail Wars, so I thought I should write a review for everyone out there. I do NOT recommend that people under the age of 12 watch it due to 1) There are some mature scenes and 2) there is some mild language.
Some background information on the series:
It started off as a light novel series, then a manga, and then an anime in 2014. It takes place in a universe in which the Japanese National Railways were not privatized. The series is wrapped around the adventures and misadventures of a group of security personnel for JNR. The main character is Naoto Takayama (I wrote that in English fashion), and all the episodes seem to be wrapped around him and whatever person he is with. (I'll try not to spoil anything for now.)
Anyways I thought it was a great anime overall, mainly because it was one of the few modern anime's that I like. I like how it kind of keeps you at the edge of your seat sometimes, at least if you're into it. I would recommend it to all my friends (Yep I have those) who are into anime this one. If you want more information just ask below, I can find it.
Some background information on the series:
It started off as a light novel series, then a manga, and then an anime in 2014. It takes place in a universe in which the Japanese National Railways were not privatized. The series is wrapped around the adventures and misadventures of a group of security personnel for JNR. The main character is Naoto Takayama (I wrote that in English fashion), and all the episodes seem to be wrapped around him and whatever person he is with. (I'll try not to spoil anything for now.)
Anyways I thought it was a great anime overall, mainly because it was one of the few modern anime's that I like. I like how it kind of keeps you at the edge of your seat sometimes, at least if you're into it. I would recommend it to all my friends (Yep I have those) who are into anime this one. If you want more information just ask below, I can find it.
I AM NOT DEAD. Just inactive.
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