Fist of the North Star Review of Lost Paradise

Fist of the North Star Review of Lost Paradise - Giàn Phơi Bảo Minh

Sega released Fist of the South Star: Lost Paradise for the PlayStation 4 as an action-adventure adventure video game. It is loosely based upon the Japanese manga Fist of the North Star Left Bank. The game presents a new story on an old one, telling how the two parts of a group of young North Americans start to become enemies when they discover the mysterious 'Remnant'. The game starts with a brief introduction of its main characters and their back-story. We also get a glimpse of the gameplay. Although it is presented in first person, it has Virtua Fighter style movement. It also shows off some features of the game, such as the ability for weapons to be equipped and unequipped, dodge attacks, backup during boss battles, among others.

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise features Kenshiro. His father, who died in a car accident, owns a shop which sells Reiki (an alternate healing method that uses the energy of the crystals). He decides that he will quit his day job and pursue his dreams of becoming an expert swordsman. However, he discovers that the shop's owner is actually the reincarnated Shinichi Katsuhiro, who has been trying to get his son transferred from Japan to America so he can learn the way of the sword. Kenshiro's father, Shinichi Katsuhiro, leaves Japan to train Shinichi in true swordsmanship.

Thus begins the first part of the storyline, where we meet Kenshiro's friend Ritsu Tancho, who is also searching for a master like Shinichi. While at a martial arts training school, Kenshiro meets new friends like Yoruichi Shihoin, Maki Shuba, Tazumi Suzuki, Yumiitsu, Momoiro Arrogato, Hitoba Eiji, and Genryuji Sw Shinra. While all of these are girls who already have a fighting career, they don't realize it yet, so they team up to form the "ourage" of Tancho, Kenshiro, and Ritsu. The four of them begin learning moves from each others, but they are dismayed when they discover they are not as proficient as their instructors. Meanwhile, Ritsu suffers from an injury that forces him to withdraw from martial arts training. Tancho is forced by this injury to withdraw from martial arts training. Tancho wins quickly.

In the second part, we learn more about Tancho and the "ourage". They decide to become stronger if they want to fight the Bakugan monsters who attack the town every day. They then form a team with three other boys who are also strong in strength: Keiichiro, Hitoba, and Rihoko. They form the Nodame clan to protect the Earth.

The third part of the storyline revolves around how the foursome of them manage to save the Earth from the Bakugan again. After discovering that the Bakugan was responsible, the foursome formed Nodame’s Clans to create a giàn phơi quần áo force for protecting the world. Tancho, Shinichi Kuzuryu and the others join forces to form the Nodame ninja tribe and protect the Earth. Tancho, Kenshiro (Yoruichi), Maki, and Tancho are still searching for clues to help them locate the Bakugan.

I believe that Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise would have been much better without the well-known "trickster" character, Shusui. His presence is only a little annoying and makes things more complicated for the readers (although I think he was always meant to be there). Other than that minor complaint, I thought it was a very well-told story. Fist on the North Star, Lost Paradise has more to it than meets our eyes. This movie is worth a watch for all ages.