#Muse dash neko series#
For anyone else, this series might be good for a weekend rental at best.
#Muse dash neko tv#
Everything begins to gain steam, seemingly headed for a monumental final clash between Nuku Nuku and the evil forces of Mishima Industries only to turn into one of the biggest cop-outs I’ve ever seen.įans of the first OVA and the TV series should steer clear away from this, as virtually nothing is the same outside of character names. Though the plot devices are rather clichéd, it is still a welcome change to the former. A main villain appears with real motives other than capturing Nuku Nuku, and some answers finally make themselves known in Nuku Nuku’s past. In spite of all of this, the second part of this series, starting at episode 8, begins to show some promise. The overall poor animation for this OVA does nothing to help out at all even at its best, it pails in comparison to its older 1992 sibling. There were several occastions that the plot could've been developed further after one of these fights, but nothing came of them, leaving me rather disappointed. A good deal of these action sequences, as well as Nuku Nuku’s transformation sequence, are made of reused animation cycles that reminded me of such anime as Sailor Moon.
However, it quickly falls under the “Villain of the Week” routine as each episode becomes very predictable: Someone tries to capture Nuku Nuku, the city gets threatened, Nuku Nuku transforms and attacks, the end. The action here gets boost in terms of frequency. After the first five episodes alone, I almost decided not to finish the series due to the barrage of breasts that did nothing for an already shallow plot. Fan service levels are also alarmingly high by Nuku Nuku standards, especially after watching the TV series. Most of the comedy from before is replaced with attempts at drama in DASH!, which fall well short of their intended targets. Even Megumi Hayashibara's performance as Nuku Nuku is lacking. In DASH!, she’s much more soft spoken (not to mention sporting a totally different hair color) and with the exception of one episode, shows none of the cat-like traits that made her so funny before. Several moments made me chuckle (many of them focusing around Ryunosuke's pining over Nuku Nuku), but overall, the comedy that Nuku Nuku fans know and love just isn’t there. Unfortunately, it seems as though too many things were changed, as this anime ends up being the weakest of the three.ĭASH! still keeps one thing in common with its predecessors: comedy. This one doesnt really change anything in the difficulty, it changes to a diffrent verison of the song so its pretty cool.Released as a sister project to the Nuku Nuku TV series, Nuku Nuku DASH! is a totally different take on the Nuku Nuku story in comparison to the TV series as well as the OVA that came before it. Irreplaceable – Haloweak (Budget Is Burning – Nano Core) Unlike all the other ones, you dont click multiple times on this song’s master difficulty, you need to to draw a circle 3 times while clicking your mouse without letting go to unlock the hidden difficulty.ĭrew a circle thats shows where on the screen i do it if it helps. Happienss Breeze – 3R2 as DJ Mashiro (Cytus)įreedom Dive ↓ – xi (Give Up Treatment Vol.8)
Ginevra – Myukke (Happt Otaku Pack Vol.10)Īgain click click the master difficulty button.įujin Rumble – Cosio (Zuntata) (Let’s Groove!)īattle No.1- Tano*c sound team =(Hardcore Tano*c) Same once again, smash the master difficulty. Infinite Enerzy -Overdoze- (Happy Otaku Pack Vol.8) Same as before, you click on the master difficulty few times and you should get it. Trippers feeling! – Kah (Give Up Treatment Vol. To get the secret difficulty you click multiple times on the “master”.
#Muse dash neko how to#
How to get hidden difficulties from various songs in the game.
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