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Garo Kami no Kiba -Mezame- Part 2
The second half of the play opens on Natsuki awakening in darkness. She is scared, and has no idea who she is. Kooki awakens beside her, also confused, but remembers her name. her name means nothing to her for a moment, then something connects and she recognises Kooki is someone important to her. They touch and their memories of their past (flashes shown on the screen) return before the marks on their hands glow, and their memory returns. It would seem that Kichiya’s spell has brought them to Makai. Kichiya, Tekkan and Rikyo are able to communicate to them via the spell, as it seems can Rikyo’s girls.
Ashura and Hayato approach the pair with mocking voices, before Jinga makes his presence known. Kooki is keen on getting his revenge, but Jinga wants to test out this Makai Knight as a test bed for his revenge on the Golden Knight.
Jinga has his Horror servants fight Kooki and Natsuki. After a short battle Yubangi enters the picture. Natsuki use what I would assume to be a time freezing spell which Yubangi resists, and so Kooki summons Zanko. After a bit of a fight Zanko defeats but doesn’t seal Yubangi, Yubangi’s followers yelling out to him as Kooki comes back onstage. Jinga says some stuff to Yubangi about losing, then drops his sword down to Ashura below. She moves in front of Yubangi and for the first time Ashura rises up to her full height, offering him the sword of Kami no Kiba. Yubangi rises and manages to pull the blade from the sheath before dropping it. Ashura returns to the sidelines, but Yubangi finds the will to pick the sword up for real. There’s a brief fight, but the injuries Yubangi already suffered mean Kooki has a clear advantage. Jinga knocks Kooki back, retrieves his sword, and after a moment, stabs Yubangi.
Jinga assumes his Horror form, before quickly returning to normal, his power returned from eating Yubangi. Kooki is disgusted by his evil even for a Horror. Before the conflict Kooki itches for can happen, Jinga asks Ashura, sat above where Jinga was before, what he should do. Or rather, his moon, Amily. Ashura rises into the air and spins about, then is lowered behind the rock so Amily can come up to the top. She is relieved Jinga has remembered.
Hayato is making some effort to escape Jinga when Amily stops him. Using an illusion she reminds him of Sakura, and why he became a Horror, as well as the fact Kooki prevented him from completing his revenge. Thus he should get revenge on Kooki.
Kooki is battling Jinga, who has a slight upper hand in the fight, especially with his taunting. Natsuki eventually interferes, prompting Amily to arrive and have something of a woman’s argument until he is so offended by Natsuki she calls on the darkness.
Kooki is trapped in the dark mirror, Amily showing him via butterfly that Natsuki is trapped, and he has to fight the darkness, taking the form of shadows of Jinga. after a while he becomes overwhelmed and Jinga and Amily mock him for not comparing to the Golden Knight, as he hears Natsuki call out for Garo’s aid. Overwhelmed, the shadow enters Kooki.
Kichiya comes to an unconscious Kooki and Tekkan, helping them up. Realising Natsuki isn’t there, Kooki rushes after her, the others following. Kooki arrives where Natsuki is being overwhelmed, but is unable to save her, she only lives by the appearance of Garo, who slays the Horrors and leaves just as quickly. Natsuki tells Kooki she’s useless and runs away, Kooki attempting to follow and being separated by darkness.
Tekkan, Kichiya and Rikyo see Kooki’s light is dying and call out to him. Kooki says the “Honoo” is gone which normally means flame but here seems to just mean light, as he blindly swings at Jinga, who taunts him into resenting Garo. Kooki starts twitching which I take to mean he was falling, but Rikyo channels light to him via Kichiya which seems to bring him to his senses.
He brakes the barrier separating him and Natsuki, and affirms he is Soten Kishi Zanko, and he will protect Natsuki, breaking out of the darkness. Amily is winded by the experience. They still need to find Jinga, but Natsuki and Amily wind up battling. After a while Natsuki wins the first struggle, but her next move is interrupted by Hayato shooting away her brush, he then takes her captive. Kooki agonises over what to do. He’s about to put down his axes when Natsuki yells at him not to, tells him to always remember he is a protector, and make Hayato shoot herself.
Kooki flies into a rage and attacks Hayato as Jinga declares his victory, he has broken this Makai Knight. But Kooki stops himself before his killing blow is one of anger. Reiterating that he is Zanko, a protector, he fights Jinga once more.
The fight has music playing rather than dialogue, and I’m sure the son probably explains a bit of what’s going on. It’s shown through both Jinga and Kooki, and Jinga and Zanko fighting. There’s a bit where Zanko is on the ground and a bunch of extras are on stage and Jinga cuts them all down and Garo appears to indicate support of Zanko that I have to assume was symbolic, and later on there’s Rikyo and Kichiya casting magic to help Kooki, which is really happening. the dead extras get back up which I guess is meant to show Zanko is now winning, and eventually Zanko cuts Jinga down, the song ending and we return to Kooki.
Kooki begs Jinga to stand up, so he has something to fight for, when Natsuki gets up, having used a sleeping spell to protect herself. Rikyo, Kichiya and Tekkan are relieved and tell them to come on home. But just before the lovebirds(?) can do that, Kooki is stabbed from behind by Jinga.
Jinga and Amily kill Kooki in the same manner they killed Seiji, and Natsuki breaks down by his body. Tekkan, Rikyo and Kichiya desperately call out to Natsuki to come back, but consumed with vengeance she picks up Kooki’s axes and tries to attack Jinga. She is quickly and brutally defeated, Jinga stabbing her through the neck. Her last word is Kooki’s name before Jinga eats her. Also I guess Tekkan was her brother.
Jinga and Amily take a moment to mock Kooki and kick his body around before walking off into the darkness, leaving Kichiya to mournfully tells Rikyo and Tekkan that in her last moments, Natsuki was a Horror. Tekkan cannot bear to hear it, Kichiya is depressed and Rikyo blames herself. While they’re talking Natsuki goes back on stage, wakes Kooki and gives him back his axes, which I presumes is something their spirits are doing. In the final moment, Tekkan appears to vow vengeance of his own.
Hayato notes the 6 Horrors Jinga has consumed since his revival, and begins to declare with this Messiah’s resurrection will soon be at hand, when Jinga interrupts. Him and Amily don’t seem to be all that concerned with Messiah, and send Hayato scurrying off. The pair talk, and Jinga declares his eyes opened. Jinga Horror Form and Garo take the stage, standing opposite each other to indicate their approaching return to battle.
We then get the Curtain Call.
There might be some more stuff cause after all this there’s still 11 minutes, so I’ll see if there’s anything of note in there and if there is I’ll do a separate post.
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Guide to GARO: Pachinko 9: CR Garo Makai no Hana
A few elements of this machine deliberately harken back to the original CR Garo, like the show did sequels to a few Kouga episodes. There were two updates, one; Beast of Gold, didn’t add much, the second I will cover in a separate post.
While the main mode has no number character association, there is a little, a Garo mode where each number is a Garo form, a
For allies there is: Bikuu, Kurow, Giru, Mayuri and Akari can trigger. If all allies are acquired, and Cho Makairyu defeated, a special ending activates.
Like Ougon Kiba in the last machine, Hikari Jushin Garo is a guaranteed win.
The 2D scenes are Raiga training, Mayuri asking Gonza about the world, Kurow attempting to capture a Horror,a and Biku fighting Horrors.
The regular battles are:
Every Horror from the series appears as an enemy character, as well as the original ones from the battles in this machine.
Orin Garo Vs Legules Zan
Garo and Goten Vs Humpty Magna
Garo and Kurow Vs 6,000 Horrors
A battle with Cho Makairyu. Apparently the form here is called Shin Tsubasabito Garo.
There’s also a new Rei Vs Kouga scene, which is introduced with the last scene of the pair from Soukoku no Maryu.
Shin Makai Rush starts with a battle against Giru, which ends with Raiga being forced into Shinmetsu Jushin, and if you regain control you advance to the main mode. Otherwise it’s just the story. Alternatively, it can open with a battle against a Horror bear, the Makaiju or the Grau Ryu. The main goal is to defeat the 9 Ady Slate Horrors adlnd defeat Eiris.
Some nice scenes are included, both pre existing and original, one where Raiga receives the bell, and Akari and Eiji’s feelings from it, one where he meets Akari, and 2 nice scenes of Gonza and Mayuri together.
A Kiba mode as part of Shin Makai Rush has you okay as Kiba, who has 3 forms.
Kiba
Kiba Sumeragi
And Ougon Kiba
Guide to GARO: Pachinko 9: CR Garo Makai no Hana
A few elements of this machine deliberately harken back to the original CR Garo, like the show did sequels to a few Kouga episodes. There were two updates, one; Beast of Gold, didn't add much, the second I will cover in a separate post.
While the main mode has no number character association, there is a little, a Garo mode where each number is a Garo form, a
For allies there is: Bikuu, Kurow, Giru, Mayuri and Akari can trigger. If all allies are acquired, and Cho Makairyu defeated, a special ending activates.
Like Ougon Kiba in the last machine, Hikari Jushin Garo is a guaranteed win.
The 2D scenes are Raiga training, Mayuri asking Gonza about the world, Kurow attempting to capture a Horror,a and Biku fighting Horrors.
The regular battles are:
Every Horror from the series appears as an enemy character, as well as the original ones from the battles in this machine.
Orin Garo Vs Legules Zan
Garo and Goten Vs Humpty Magna
Garo and Kurow Vs 6,000 Horrors
A battle with Cho Makairyu. Apparently the form here is called Shin Tsubasabito Garo.
There's also a new Rei Vs Kouga scene, which is introduced with the last scene of the pair from Soukoku no Maryu.
Shin Makai Rush starts with a battle against Giru, which ends with Raiga being forced into Shinmetsu Jushin, and if you regain control you advance to the main mode. Otherwise it's just the story. Alternatively, it can open with a battle against a Horror bear, the Makaiju or the Grau Ryu. The main goal is to defeat the 9 Ady Slate Horrors adlnd defeat Eiris.
Some nice scenes are included, both pre existing and original, one where Raiga receives the bell, and Akari and Eiji's feelings from it, one where he meets Akari, and 2 nice scenes of Gonza and Mayuri together.
A Kiba mode as part of Shin Makai Rush has you okay as Kiba, who has 3 forms.
Kiba
Kiba Sumeragi
And Ougon Kiba
A special mode goes through the Saejima line.
Raiga
Kouga
Taiga
And a further ancestor.
Guide to GARO: extra 1: Golden Knight GARO (PS2)
This fighting came out about a month after the series ended, with a cast of 6 Horrors, Kouga, Rei, Kodama, Garo, Zero, Taiga Garo with the Cape, Lost Soul Garo, and 3 movesets for Kiba, one seems to lack the cape, and a secret character of Barago, whose model seems to have no differences.
Kami no Kiba Jinga -Tensei- 01
With the latest work in the GARO franchise dropping tomorrow as I write this, I’m going to watch right now the last piece of GARO media I haven’t consumed yet before that comes out. This ignoring any Pachinko I haven’t familiarised myself in in the last couple of years, plus the 3 manga I believe to be untranslated, plus the prose stories included in Ankoku Makai Kishi Hen, Youseki no Wana, and the Drama CDs associated with Honoo no Kokuin and Usuzumizakura. So admittedly there is a lot of stuff I still need greater knowledge on, but until I can hire someone to translate those things or sub these plays, this will do.
This play is essentially a book end to the Kami no Kiba story, begun with Kami no Kiba -Mezame- which was a year before this by the same theatre group. As I currently understand it, not having started watching yet, this follows on from the end of Kami no Kiba Jinga (definitely unsure of that because of a few characters involved) which is the single darkest story in the entire goddamn franchise. Without spoiling much, since my commentary on the series was never finished, this was a series where the villain won, completely, and by that point you basically wanted him to.
As a reminder, I did post a summary of Kami no Kiba Mezame on this blog, over a year ago, which you can find in the GARO tag.
The play opens with a gate opening, from which Tomino appears. When the sequence of her emerging is complete, two beings who serve her appear on either side of the stage, to her right is Fugi, in blue and welding a spear, to her left is Ruka, in red, who is granted some sort of staff by her power. The pair congratulate her on awakening after 1000 years. A swarm of writhing Horrors appear seeming to try to climb up towards Tomino, the pair blast them away after mentioning something to do with Messiah. A third servant, Sâsha, in white with a blade on his arm, arrives below Tomino, the other two seem unhappy with him, and mentions Jinga, leading Tomino to repeat the name, the first thing she says as they all react. The lowly Horrors start rising again darkly, and then Tomino vanishes to her servants concern. Sâsha in a rage cuts down the other Horrors after Jinga’s laugh rings out, and the the three leave. Jinga’s Horror state appears on stage and clicks his fingers to start the title sequence.
The Kami no Kiba Jinga theme is reused in full to showcase all of the main cast.
Alva appears on a screen, describing things from the series (specifically episode 1), as Amily walks on stage saying the exact same things at the same time (though a little more evilly) as they talk about the first time a Horror became human again. This would appear to be confirmation that Alva is in fact Amily somehow, I don’t remember any previous indication of this, but it would explain why Alva kept not telling people about Jinga randomly murdering people. And before people tell me Matsunoi Miyabi was voicing Alva so it was obvious all along, I suppose you also believe Yukihime is secretly Eiris. A woman is chased through the seating by a couple of Horrors, and Amily recalls Messiah’s rebirth, and mentions Tomino’s servants before Jinga appears on stage, followed by a number of Horror servants, including two specific ones, Midouji, with a gun on his arm, and Paktora with a claw on his. Jinga is mostly silent, but Midouji and Paktora discuss something to do with Tomino, possibly Jinga going to fight her. Jinga leaves, and Amily pulls out a dagger, the Horrors enthusiastically running off.
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