Ice (anime): Difference between revisions

''ICE'' (also called ''Project ICE'') is a 3-episode [[OVA]] released in 2007, that has a much older feel to it due it its animation style which has a deliberately dated appeal. The show has been panned for its seemingly thrown together plot and rather formulaic [[Girls Love|yuri]] slant. For viewers who like a surreal approach, ''ICE'' can still be quite enjoyable, but it will hardly be called a masterpiece anytime soon.

 

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* [[An Aesop]]: Mankind shouldn't fiddle with nature too much.

* [[Badass Longcoat]]: Hitomi Landsknecht.

* [[BFG]]: Wielded by Hitomi. Cool design, too.

* [[Bifauxnen]]: Hitomi ... and quite a few others.

* [[Bury Your Gays]]: Being a lesbian in an anime of this kind means certain death.

* [[Childless Dystopia]]: With the men gone and [[Homosexual Reproduction]] yet to be invented, the now all-female humanity is dying out, too.

* [[Eye Scream]]: [[Squick|Oh god, did Kisaragi just lick Yuki's eyes...?]]

* [[Fan Service]]: Comparatively minimal, though.

* [[Half-Human Hybrid]]: {{spoiler|Kisaragi is the genetic mix of a human being and - a jellyfish?}}

* [[Humans Are the Real Monsters]]: Yes, also the female ones.

* [[Humongous Mecha]]: Pretty classy ones, too.

* [[Manic Pixie Dream Girl]]: Yuki to Hitomi.

* [[Meido]]: For some reason there are quite a few of those about.

* [[People Jars]]: {{spoiler|The women inseminated with the ICE system wind up in a stasis crystal}}.

* [[Psycho Lesbian]]: Julia, who isn't all too nice to the girls she "plays" with. Also Yuki's adopted sister Satsuki arguably qualifies, judging by her violent outbursts of jealousy.

* [[The Promise]]: Julia promises Guardswoman Aoi that she can become pregnant with the help of ICE. Aoi goes very far to obtain this goal.

* [[Star-Crossed Lovers]]: Yuki & Hitomi.

* [[Yandere]]: Satsuki (Those text messages say it all)

 

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