Gamera -Rebirth-

I'm have been a Gamera fan since I was a kid in 70s. I watched it with my son who is a huge Gamera and Godzilla fan. The story is almost astonishing where it goes and yes the animation isn top tier but when the battles with the legendary opponents it's epic. Imagine if this was live action with that script lol. Yes the adults are basically clueless and dumb and the kids save the day but this has been Gameras MO for decades. The Kaiju designs are a little risky but I appreciate there take on those legendary characters in the Gamera universe hell I have bought several of them for my collection.. recommend Stay with it the last episodes are worth it.

If you're a kaiju enthusiast, the Gamera series on Netflix is a treat you shouldn't miss. Each episode brings a new kaiju to the forefront, delivering a fresh and exciting experience with every installment.

For fans who've been craving more kaiju action since Godzilla, the Gamera series fills that void admirably. The constant introduction of new kaiju keeps the series dynamic and engaging, providing viewers with an ever-expanding roster of monstrous adversaries.

However, while the Gamera series excels in many aspects, it's not without its drawbacks. One noticeable downside is the animation style. Some viewers might find it a bit lacking in quality, which can be distracting at times. The less polished animation can take away from the immersive experience that kaiju fans often seek.

Comparing it to the Godzilla animation, it's evident that there's room for improvement in terms of animation quality. Godzilla's animation set a high standard, and Gamera could benefit from a similar level of visual finesse.

In conclusion, the Gamera series on Netflix is a must-watch for kaiju enthusiasts, offering a continuous stream of epic monster battles. However, the animation style might leave some fans wishing for a more polished look. Despite this minor setback, the series is a thrilling addition to the world of kaiju entertainment.

17 years later and Gamera is finally back on our screens! It's about damn time!

Hiroyuki Seshita has more than made up for the Godzilla anime trilogy with this. Granted the frankly awful 3D character models don't blend at all with the 2D backgrounds nor more stylistic kaiju designs but for what it's worth, the writing is actually rather decent despite the confused tone which can't decide if it wants to be for kids or adults. It constantly vibes like one of those 80s "band of kids go on an adventure" movies, e.g. The Goonies which is probably why I liked it so much, it also pays homage to every Gamera movie and iteration although much more from the Showa era than the superior Heisei trilogy. Helps that the episodes are 45 minutes long which makes it feel like linked mini-movies as opposed to an actual series. The music by Shuji Katayama is awesome, every time Gamera appears he is accompanied by a rocking guitar riff and the songs by WANIMA are pretty fabulous as well. The voice acting is all pretty good but no one really stood out to me in either language. Overall, Rebirth is a particularly fine return to the screen for our loveable giant turtle. It's not perfect but I would gladly take more if they could iron out the animation issues.

This series has so much heart. The characters are so lovable and well-written. No one is annoying and everyone has their own unique qualities.

I love the non-linear story-telling. Especially in the starting 3 episodes.

It's starts off very strong and piques your interest for different types of Kaijus that might show up. Also it's good that we get 1 Kaiju per episode which keeps you watching.

The animation is also nostalgic and new-age at the same time. I don't care what nobody says, the mix of 3D and 2D animation was good. I liked it.

Hope there is a season 2 and we get to see these characters again.

I would love to dive deep in this world again. They are so lovable and fun.

Super-fun how to end the summer. Not too long, not too short. Solid 8/10.

While an epic and amazing piece of media. The animation does leave a lot to be desired. The characters are classic while avoiding the Kenny trope that predominants much of classic Gamera. The Guardian of the Universe is back abd he is still Friend to the Children. The fights have the weight that you'd expect and Gamera is the bruiser that'd you expect him to be. The classic monster gore is back and Gamera even has motal kombat style fatalities. His classic villains from the Showa era are back and actually threatening as opposed to comical. Gamera's orgins along with his villains orgins are more Heisei.