Why You Should Watch Snow White With The Red Hair (Akagami No Shirayuki-Hime) [Review]

I sort of hate to start with a cheap reference like this, but quite honestly, this show fills me to the brim with determination. I'M I won't use a number, and today we're looking at snow white with the red hair, come on a CMOS, a con Ojeda. No san thome treatise, Anamika wah wah Jimmy mooska stay straight a semester, then Dan, curry, okay, a question that Olga batteries, okay, see Dinka non-st, look see: Jocasta mundo de Tomaso decree, cardigan Amato, Monhegan Karina summary still Nova to Zotero. No con. Okay, das, beste, nada, see Barack economy, radedi Nakata, see Ida, Shrek khoka next october, ah Nariko yo de la mano, so Tony Dorito Kiba Koyo kakero T Teresa nah. Yes, you go, you go. You go! Oh y'all, might I say meeting you Huck? We don't agree sure you ki, that would be Japanese for Snow White is in herbalist, making a modest living in the Kingdom of Tonga. The prince of this kingdom notices her beautiful, bright red hair and tries to take her for a concubine super classy and romantic move that so she decides to get the hell out of there and flees on her way to the neighboring kingdom of clarinha. She just so happens to come across the prince, or rather a prince of that Kingdom, not that she knows it at the time, but it's revealed by the end of the first episode so shut up about spoilers. Some dramatic things happen and cheery Yuki sets out to forge her own path with her herbalist skills in clarinets, aside from cheery Yuki's name, there's really only a handful of references to Snow, White and they're all in the very first episode beyond that. It is very much its own thing. Maybe the name was chosen to set up expectations than defy them, or the author of the manga, just really like Snow White and wanted to pay homage, whatever the reason the name works, if only because this show has the feel of a fairy tale. This comes from the bright vibrant colors that are almost constantly on screen, the music that evokes a sense of whimsy and writing. That'S rather poetic, sometimes also the setting, which is a medieval fantasy world that doesn't have any strange creatures or magic, at least as far as I've seen. What I mean is castles and kingdoms without any that pesky real world history stuff involved. Each episode finds the characters dealing with some sort of issue, usually related either to Shiro Yuki's progress as an herbalist or something Zen has to deal with as a prince. These situations can range from investigating why Zen stops receiving letters from a fourth that he's particularly fond of to political intrigue to sheer Yuki, taking a test to advance in her career as an herbalist. Also, it's a rather rare show and that it isn't action focused, but there are still excellent action scenes when the story calls for it. This is the same studio bones that put out Full Metal, Alchemist and Soul Eater. So I guess that isn't quite too much of the surprise that the point is what's happening in the show can be rather varied, but it's always focused on the characters, those characters and their relationships with each other are the strongest point of this show we have Prince Zhen, who is constantly shirking his desk based duties, but has a good heart. His wisecracking knight servant people Kiki in Mitsui day and, of course, Shirayuki herself. Shirayuki is one of the best characters I've come across in a while. I can confidently call her a badass, even though she's not really a fighter or one of those super intelligent, mastermind type characters. She exudes confidence, she's constantly working towards her goals, and it feels like she always earns whatever progress she makes, even in situations where she's ultimately saved by another character that usually beings in she never appears weak or helpless, because she's always doing whatever she can to get Out of those situations - and she helps then just as often as he helps her - that's not to say that the other characters aren't great. There are more characters than I mentioned that get introduced as the story goes on and even though I described those few in a single sentence, they're all far more complex than that gives them credit for who each of them are, and what motivates them becomes very clear. As the story goes on and the events of the story cause all of them to grow in believable ways that growth developed relationships, romantic or otherwise, between the characters and it all feels very natural and because the characters are all so strong when the drama gets ramped Up and something serious is going on. It'S easy to emotionally. Invest yourself into the events. There are a handful of dark moments, but the majority of the show has a feel of lightheartedness bringing a healthy amount of romance and a bit of comedy snow white with the red hair has 12 episodes in its first season in OVA and a second season. That'S airing now, if you're at all interested in the show, based on what I said, you should give it 5 or 6 episodes to decide if you like it enough to stick with it and if it means anything. This is one of my more recent personal favorites. So take that, for what you will that said, this has been out use a number if you like this video, you can subscribe and maybe share it with your friends, keep loving what you love and I'll, see you next time with something else. No mistake my December suit of any minute: