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Main Title Wellber no Monogatari: Sisters of Wellber Dai Ni Maku (a5559)
Official Title ja
Type TV Series, 13 episodes
Year 02.01.2008 until 26.03.2008
Season Winter 2007/08
Tags adventureAdventures are exciting stories, designed to provide an action-filled, energetic experience for the viewer. Rather than the predominant emphasis on violence and fighting, the viewer of adventures can live vicariously through the travels, conquests, explorations, creation of empires, struggles and situations that confront the main characters. Adventure films are often, but not always, set in an historical period., newNot based on anything, the story is a new work, usually made up by the people involved in creating the anime. Generally if an original work (原作げんさく) credit is given, it will be to the studio, or director, or other members of the production team., seinenSeinen, literally "young man", is one of the main demographic classifications applied to manga, and, by extension, to anime, especially manga-based ones. As the name implies, seinen works are marketed primarily to an audience of young men; the age range commonly understood to be the target of such works goes roughly from 17 to somewhere in the 40s., shounenIn the context of manga and associated media, shounen, literally meaning "youth" and often also specifically "boy", refers to a male audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18., steampunkSteampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction that typically features steam-powered machinery, especially in a setting inspired by industrialized Western civilization during the 19th century. - [similar]
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Rating 4.87 (313)
Average 6.71 (314)
Review Rating 3.83 (1)
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Main Title Wellber no Monogatari: Sisters of Wellber Dai Ni Maku (a5559)
Official Title ja
Synonym Sisters of Wellber Zwei, wellber2, 威い尔贝露ろ物ぶつ语 第だい2季き
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Namikawa Daisuke as Galahad Eiger
Takahashi Mikako as Rita Sior
Takeuchi Junko as Tina Lothar
Choo as Gyrano de Borgerac
Sugita Tomokazu as Roden Sior
Sendai Eri as Sherri

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Direction: Hamana Takayuki
Series Composition: Maekawa Atsushi
Character Design: Iizuka Haruko Takahashi Nariyuki
Chief Animation Direction: Iizuka Haruko Takahashi Nariyuki
Music: Dobashi Akio
Animation Work: Trans Arts
Work: Nagoya TV Housou
With war averted, Tina and company now seek the trail of the wasp-tattooed murderer.

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Rating: 3.83
Approval: 86.0% (1 votes)
Sister of Wellber 2 is a direct sequel from the 1st season. Just as a quick note... I thought the 1st season was decent after watching all 13 episodes; however, I thought the 2nd season was horrible and here is why...

Animation/Sound
Animation is crap. I mentioned in my other review for the 1st season how the animators added 3D effects to water and horses... well, that 3D effect is overused in the 2nd season, so much that it harms the season, because you have 2D background, characters, and then all of a sudden all these 3D effects come at you left and right. 3D effects are misused and poorly inserted.

Sound is meh. Sound surely didn't harm this season, but it didn't help it either.

Story
With the 1st season completed, everyone by now should know the main objective of Sisters of Wellber 2nd Season which is to locate the guy with the "wasp tattoo" on his chest. The first few episodes are complete waste of time, because Tina (female thief), Rita (princess), and Galahad (solider) all go off on another journey to locate that man with the tattoo, but these first few episode turns into a love triangle between these 3 people and the main plot which is looking for the tattoo guy gets completely swept under the rug. To basically sum up the first few episodes, it is someone confessing their love to the other person and getting rejected.

The middle and last episode of this series wasn't any better. They were slow and very boring. I eventually started fast forwarding through the episodes because they were too painful to watch normally. I wish the 2nd season didn't exist or that the writers had come up with a better plot, because where the 1st season ended was nice and did not warrant another season. Story for the 2nd season is horrible.

Characters
In the 1st season, I thought the characters had important roles, however for the 2nd season, the characters did not mesh or flow into the plot, at times it felt as if the characters were forced to be in a scene just to be in it. There is too much crying for my tastes in the 2nd season and that's mainly because of the love triangle episodes that happens in the beginning with confessing love and getting rejected.

Once again, I thought that fairy was super annoying, serving absolutely no purpose or importance in this season or series. There were times I wish a character could have gotten a baseball bat and hit that fairy out of the series. Yet, we are stuck with a fairy that constantly says "beru" after everything she says.

One thing I did like about what happened to Jin (Tina's boyfriend) is that he eventually leaves the party, because just like the fairy is an annoyance.

Vaule
This is bad, terrible, horrible, no matter how you look at the 2nd season. You would think comedy would be thrown into the 2nd season, which it wasn't... you would think ecchi would be added for fan service, which it wasn't . Instead, what we did get was a horrible story and bad characters.

The only good thing about the 2nd season is that it was only 13 episodes, other than that, there is noting to be happy about.

Enjoyment
From the start to the end of this 2nd season, I was bored and disliked what I was watching for the reasons I mentioned above. Eventually, I skipped through the episodes.

Do yourself a favor and DO NOT WATCH THIS!!! If there are viewers that saw season 1 and thought it was slow or boring, well then season 2 is 4 times worse, because I actually thought season 1 was good/decent, but season 2 is horrible.

Conclusion
DO NOT WATCH due do its stupidity!!
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Galahad Eiger
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-13
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Roden Sior
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Direction (監督かんとく) Hamana Takayuki
Series Composition (シリーズ構成こうせい) Maekawa Atsushi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Iizuka Haruko
Takahashi Nariyuki
Mechanical Design (メカデザイン) Iwanaga Yoshinori
Accessory Design (小物こものデザイン) Iida Hiroyoshi
Chief Animation Direction (総そう作画さくが監督かんとく) Takahashi Nariyuki 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13
Iizuka Haruko 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12
Music (音楽おんがく) Dobashi Akio
Sound Direction (音響おんきょう監督かんとく) Hiramitsu Takuya
Sound Effects (録音ろくおん効果こうか) Yoda Yasufumi
Editing (編集へんしゅう) Uematsu Jun`ichi
Art Direction (美術びじゅつ監督かんとく) Akashi Seiko
Layout Supervision (レイアウト監修かんしゅう) Iida Hiroyoshi
Colour Design (色彩しきさい設計せっけい) Akama Misako
Photographic Direction (撮影さつえい監督かんとく) Dai Ken`ichi
Saitou Akihiro
CG Direction (CG監督かんとく) Isobe Kenji
Animation Work (アニメーション制作せいさく) Trans Arts
Work Assistance (制作せいさく協力きょうりょく) Production I.G
Work (制作せいさく) Nagoya TV Housou
Production (製作せいさく) Avex Entertainment
Production I.G
Production & Publication (製作せいさく著作ちょさく) Avex Entertainment
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Script/Screenplay (脚本きゃくほん) Maekawa Atsushi 1, 5, 10-13
Tomioka Atsuhiro 2, 6, 9
Harada Sayaka 3, 7
Sakai Fumiyo 4, 8
Storyboard (絵えコンテ) Yamada Kengaku 1
Takahashi Jun 2
Matsuzawa Ken`ichi 3
見出みだし洋よう 4
Fuseki Kazunobu 5, 10
山田やまだ建けん学がく 6, 8
Andou Takashi 7
Tanaka Hajime 9
Hamana Takayuki 11-13
Episode Direction (演出えんしゅつ) Andou Takashi 1, 7, 12
Takahashi Jun 2
Matsuzawa Ken`ichi 3, 8
Tamada Hiroshi 4
Fuseki Kazunobu 5, 10
Kuramoto Hodaka 6, 11
Tanaka Hajime 9
Hamana Takayuki 13
Animation Direction (作画さくが監督かんとく) Sawada Jouji 1, 7
Hamamori Toshihiro 2, 9
Matsuura Hitomi 3, 10
Matsuoka Hideaki 4, 11
Tabata Akira 5, 8
Karatani Ayako 6
Okamoto Mayumi 6
Numazu Masato 8
Iizuka Haruko 12
Takahashi Nariyuki 13

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The Melody of Wellber
The Melody of Wellber
Album, 34 tracks, 06.06.2007
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06.08.2010 C-Subs complete
13 0 ja de DTV N/A (0) 0
19.03.2010 TenF-SSA complete
13 0 ja it DTV, DVD N/A (0) 0
20.02.2010 Requiem complete
13 0 ja fr DVD N/A (2) 0
03.02.2009 Russian-subs complete
13 0 ja en DTV, HDTV N/A (1) 2
28.12.2008 Yoroshiku complete
13 0 ja en DVD 8.74 (18) 6
06.03.2009 F-N-F stalled
5 0 ja fr unknown N/A (0) 0
no group complete finished ongoing stalled dropped specials only all

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