Can’t wait for season 4! Thanks for reading. Scissor Seven is a gem and I plan to watch it to the end. If I haven’t convinced you yet, check out some of those crazy action sequences. I feel like its mainly comedies that I watch dubbed, mainly because it doesn’t force me to think so hard reading the jokes in Japanese, but for the most part I will watch subbed. Seven’s English accent sounds so smug and I love that, while Dai Bo comes off aggressive while 13 almost always has a serious tone. It’s not very often you get a good cast of English voice-actors dubbing anime, especially Chinese. You see, my ex couldn’t stand mandarin (for some reason…) and while I almost never watch dubbed anime, I actual quite enjoyed the voice-acting in this one. While he appears to take care of himself through luck, she still comes to his aide when he needs it.Īgain, every character has their story and struggles, and this makes Chicken Island so unique and come to live with its own ecosystem of memorable characters, even if some may be animals.Īre you a sub or a dub? Ah… its the age-old question.ĭon’t hate me for admitting this, but I watched Scissor Seven dubbed. She grows fond of his big heart and care for others despite herself being taught the opposite growing up. Time and time again, she is tasked with assassinating him, only to somehow fail due to his overwhelming charm and abilities (that may be sarcasm). Thirteen is an interesting number, but also a conflicted character that has an on-and-off romance with 7. Underneath that ball is a muscle man waiting to come out. Xiao Fei is the adorable cherub of a chicken that Dai Bo took under his wing (literally) after his father died in the fighting ring. Its only later on that Dai Bo realizes that Seven is different he has a heart as big as Chicken Island and cares for him. Dai Bo is a money-hungry hustling blue chicken that takes advantage of Seven at first, due to his hatred for humanity after they put him through a c*ck-fighting ring. They all really deserve a post of their own. I haven’t mentioned much about the other characters. I don’t remember if I was hooked on the first episode or even the second, but if you give it a chance you will not regret it.
The plot, even though it may look really simplistic on the surface, is actually quite captivating. With the help of his friends, Wu fights for his life from wave after wave of assassins. I’m pretty sure at one point 7 disguises as a lion and gets r*ped by an actual one oh and I think there’s a banned episode involving a pair of pants with eyes. Its a comedy, but some of the gags meant to chuckle at would otherwise disgust some viewers. 7 drops a number of f-bombs especially when getting comically hurt in some brutal way. Hell, 7 gets shot, stabbed, and suffers casualties that should’ve killed him several-times over.Ĭharacters swear. So what’s the deal with simple art style and the talking animals? Is it a kids show? The answer is… Featuring a zealous but kindhearted amnesiac hairdresser “7” Wu, who works to uncover the secrets to his dark past, several unique islanders, and of course many assassins later on.There’s also a plethora of talking animals like an entrepreneurial blue chicken sporting shades & a cigar, guitar wielding dogs, a bull that can cook, a bear doctor, and other characters that add hilarity to the simple yet compelling story.
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