Sora no Otoshimono: Tokeijikake no Angeloid

I do love the fact that there was a person who seemed to like the MC for various reason and had some actual things in common and didn't care that he was perverted in some way, Was actually nice. This movie was a nice ending and would have rather had this over the other movie. Even though i do feel like the first 38 minutes are just for filler mostly. But those 38 minutes do put this new character into seeming like a character that has existed through out the show. The movie was very entertaining and kind of emotional near the ending even for me and i very rarely get emotional over shows or games.

Sora no Otoshimono is something of an anomaly. When you see "ecchi" attached to any anime details, the thoughts that generally come to mind are an unimpressive story, average art and animation at best, woefully generic characters, and completely ridiculous and forced fan service. Yet Heaven's Lost Property miraculously transcends those stereotypes...well, except the fan service; it's got loads of that, more so than most other ecchi titles. But it's the shows ability to contain that much ecchi yet still achieve greatness in all those other areas that makes it so impressive. As you can assume, I had high hopes for this movie, hopes that are mostly shot down unfortunately. The plot here is decent enough; Hiyori, a girl you see only once during the second season is revealed as having feelings for Tomoki. In an attempt to earn his love, she decides to join the New Continent Discovery Club. Despite his initial reluctance to accept her in the club, she eventually wins him over, but their friendship is abruptly ended as a result of a tragic secret she holds. Now that's good and all, but the issue is that this plot formulates far too late into the movie. Nearly half the runtime is wasted as a vehicle for development of Hiyori's character, and regrettably, this is done by means of what is basically a recap episode. Footage from throughout the series is cut and pasted into the movie, with generally only a few seconds of new footage of Hiyori spying on Tomoki thrown in. It's obvious what they were going for, but wasting away 40 minutes of a movie to achieve what five minutes could just feels lazy. As a result, when the fresh material finally starts it feels rushed. Even so, when you do get to the meat of the story, it's still rather good albeit gone far too soon. As far as the art goes, it has the same impressive quality as the series. And once again the best displays come out during the battle scenes. Honestly, there really isn't much to be said here other than they're extremely well done throughout. In the audio department, it's a similar case. As in the seasons, VA is excellent (referring to English dub), while everything else just does its job; nothing more really. Concerning the characters, development is confined basically to Hiyori alone. Honestly, that's fine by me; the movie is a continuation from the events that unfolded after the second series, so at this point you'll likely be familiar with all the others. If you're new to the show and this is your first time watching, the recap nature of the first half of the movie may actually prove useful as it does a passable job in familiarizing you with the characters. Unfortunately, that also works against Hiyori's character. Similarly to the story, her back story feels rushed, though what she eventually becomes is one of my favorite characters in the series. In the end the movie isn't bad, but it isn't great either. It squandered the potential it had due to a poor method of character development. Still, if you're a fan of the series, you'll definitely want to see it as it advances the plot, and if you're not, the great art and top-notch humor are two huge reasons to check it out.

Starting off, the soundtrack for this movie is way better than it has any right to be. I immediately looked up the soundtrack for this movie right after finishing it, and seriously, how does a song called "Pantsu Sushi" sound so awesome!? It sounds like it belongs in Doom or Diablo or something. I can't believe I never noticed how good it was the first time I saw this movie. Now the first time I saw this movie, my opinion was rather sour, because 1/3rd of it is essentially recapping the whole series, followed by the actual story. Maybe because I've read the manga, but now that I watch it again, I really think this movie is pretty damn good. The recapping is done in a pretty brilliant way. Instead of blandly reusing animation, and replaying the same thing over again, they chose to go a different route. Hiyori Kazane, a new character introduced in this movie, narrates the events of the first two seasons of the show, but through her perspective and experiences. It adds a lot of context to the show. Not only that, but if you actually go back to the original show, SHE'S ACTUALLY IN THE BACKGROUND! Hiyori is adorable, and I wish she was in the series longer. I struggled on rating this one between a 7 and an 8, but I honestly think this movie might deserve an 8. I have a personal rule for when I rate something: Anything 8 and above either has to have an artistic message to state, or at least sticks out in your mind. Well even prior to rewatching the whole series, this was the movie I remembered most. That is to say, many of the scenes that I expected to be in the show, were actually in this movie. Which really tells me this is a good one. The story is smooth and beautiful at times, with fantastic soundtrack that ranges from silly and whimsical, to dark and foreboding. If you're a fan of the show, and somehow never seen this one, it's a definite watch.

tl;dr: A film that while true to its spirit is more focused than previous seasons of Sora no Otoshimono, and does incredibly well in that regard. Jikake no Angeloid is a film sequel to the second season of Sora no Otoshimono, though based on some minor elements that aren't that important in context I suppose that it actually takes place before the last scene in the film. It is very different from the previous seasons in that it takes a completely different approach to story telling. While the previous seasons were slow being focused mostly around humor and not having much direction outside of key moments, here it feels like the film has a clear story to tell from the beginning and everything it shows is focused around that. This focus is centered around Hiyori Kazane, a girl that was lightly alluded to in the first season, but becomes the main character here. The film starts off with essentially a recap of the first two seasons, but from Hiyori Kazane's point of view. This was somewhat awkward at times, in that it went back and forth from scenes from the first season, where animation and art quality were noticeably worse, to new content for the film, which was the best the series has ever been. Still, it was a nice journey through everything that had happened so far, and being from Hiyori's perspective was a good way to get immediately invested in her. This was easy enough, because Hiyori is an amazing character that is all around tremendously likable and frankly difficult not to get invested in. This builds up to her joining the New World Discovery Club, and all sorts of hijinks and such play out, where the comedy is less jarring and flows better than previous seasons, but that continue to build Hiyori up as a great character that everyone else also gets along with. It is at this point that the plot gets really intense. Overarching mysteries that had been there from the start begin to unravel. The stakes are raised tremendously. And there's an ending that is tremendously emotional and impactful. Now that sort of gets diminished by the after credits scene, but from what I understand they needed to do that to stay consistent with the manga. Still, that's fine and doesn't change that how they  executed everything before that tremendously well. The music was solid, with the songs being good and used well, with the cut to credits working really well, and the repeat of Fallen Down being pretty nostalgic. The art and animation were really good here and as always I still like the art style.

If you thought this was a comedy, I'd prefer to think of it as a tragedy. A really sad one. Kazane was just a school girl who loved to work with plants and crops, growin delicious vegetables. It's heart breaking to see her death as a little innocent girl who showed her love for Tomoki. I teared up.... Before u watch this, I highly recommend u watch the first two seasons of this anime so u better understand this movie. Try not to read the wiki or manga beforehand, it will ruin the purpose of this movie. Also, the movie contains really little ecchi. The only thing ecchi-like was showing panties. Other than that, it's entertaining, funny, tragic, and entertaining. It makes me want Kazane more than any other Angeloid. I'm sad now Story-9 Really good. And really sad at the end ): its basically retelling the two seasons of heavens lost property, only that it includes Kazane'a perspective. And then it leads to the main conflict and and new story develops from there. I'll say one thing, I hate, I absolutely hate the master of synapse. Art-9 Angeloids are well designed. Great armor, weapons and effects. Kazane is beautiful too (: she's just my type of girl. Petite, semi long green hair, and two bells with a robe tied to one of her bangs. And also when she became the modified type zeta Angeloid. Massive gears behind her that form a large circle ring, resembling the inner part of a clock. Of course, it fits the name: Angeloid of clockwork Sound-9 I haven't paid too much attention to the music because I was so captivated by the movie. The music just adds along with the feelings and emotions, so It's great work anyway (: they also made a theme song for Kazane, which I find pretty sweet. Sorry, I am biased towards Kazane Character-10 Kazane couldn't be a better girl. She's petite, friendly, beautiful, sweet, nice, caring, hard working, and compassionate. I really want to marry her, and I would do anything for her. Seeing that type of girl really breaks my heart because I doubt there will ever be another girl like her. Despite all this, the angeloids have a sense of humor and feelings themselves. They care for Tomoki when they realize he just started having feelings for Kazane. I like that they are not overly jealous, and I like that they all want to save Kazane just as much as Tomoki does. It's enjoying to watch. It's fun, entertaining, and heart breaking. I would definitely recommend this to whoever is a romance fan. I'm happy they made a movie like this. Would love to watch again