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So while I had a week off from work for the holidays, I decided to break my unofficial anime hiatus by watching, Given —this was of course after I read through the available print manga volumes. For those of you that have been living under a rock for the past year, Given is a music themed anime series based on the bimonthly boys love manga series by Natsuki Kizu. The series follows the highs and lows of a four man amateur rock band, and the romantic relationships that form between them.
The band is made up of hotheaded prodigy guitarist Uenoyama, fuckboi playboy drummer Akihiko, soft boi bassist Haruki, and the newest addition Mafuyu, a gifted singer still dealing with the weight of a recent tragedy.
So unless the story is about a cover band or has a crap ton of real world musical references like Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad or Piano no Mori there is no musical reference point to help ground the story for readers. Every song is a bop, especially the ending theme—there is just something about a cute Pomeranian staring at a starry sky set to pop rock music, that just hits me in the feels.
In Beck they had two different VAs for Koyuki in the Japanese version, one for the spoken lines and one for the singing; but in the English dub, they just let Greg Ayers sing and he did a damn good job too.
It quite literally kills the mood. Story wise, Given is pretty solid. One day while skipping class he finds his shy classmate, Mafuyu sleeping in a stairwell hugging a Gibson ES guitar.
While he initially rejects his proposal, Mafuyu does spend more time with Uenoyama and his fellow band mates, Akihiko and Haruki who encourage him to join them. He does, but it becomes clear that Mafuyu is still being haunted by a tragedy from his past that is holding him back from reaching his full potential.
But, with the help of his band mates and the prospect of a new love on the horizon, he might just be able to finally move on. Like most music themed series, the plot mostly focuses on the trials and tribulations of the main cast as they try to come together as a band. And of course when you have that many different personalities in one space, that can lead to a bit of drama—especially when you throw romance into the mix. But, more than anything, Given is a story about grief, not just wallowing in it, but learning to live with loss.
At the start of the story, Mafuyu is a shadow of his former self, closing himself off from others, just kind of lost. Mafuyu is able to channel his feelings of loss over Yuki into a powerful song, that even helps free Mafuyu so he is open to starting a romantic relationship with Uenoyama. On the other hand you got Akihiko and Haruki keeping things spicy with all the toxic tropes.
Blessedly, their relationship is mostly relegated to background drama in the anime, though volume 4 of the manga is almost exclusively dedicated to their relationship. The art is pretty standard for an anime, but they did utilize this shift to a CG art style during the scenes where the band actually played that reminded me a bit of the rotoscoping technique in Piano no Mori.
So, is it just me or did Given feel kinda like a Haikyu music AU fanfic? Mafuyu while not as excitable as Hinata, has starts off not having any musical ability only to reveal that he has a super special talent kinda like a certain other orange haired jumping bean.
Thank you for reading and supporting Blerdy Otome! If you like what you see consider giving me a follow! I love Given because the characters and their relationships are so imperfect; the healthy ones have issues and the unhealthy ones have bright spots.
They make me cry and laugh and fangirl, but they also make me think. I totally agree, this is just a story about flawed people just figuring life out the best way they know how.
But any excuse for more songs is still a win in my book!! I have this on my to watch list for forever, forgot I did, then remembered again with this post. I only saw Given a few months ago so I was pretty late to the party too. I laughed at the Haikyuu music AU fanfic comment and now I cannot unsee it.
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Sign In. Given 59m. Animation Drama Music. The film centers on the love relationship among the Given music band's bassist Haruki Nakayama, drummer Akihiko Kaji, and Akihiko's roommate and ex-boyfriend Ugetsu Murata. Director Hikaru Yamaguchi.
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Given 's anime only just released its first season in and it has already launched itself into my growing top anime of all time list. Without giving away too much, Given is an anime about finding the light in the darkness. It's also very much so an anime about discovering oneself and the way the characters do that in this series is through music. Before I get into the full spoiler-free review though, I want to give you guys some quick background on Given! Given by Natsuki Kizu was first released as a manga and it was first published by SuBLime with English translation in For those of you who have yet to experience the manga, I highly recommend checking it out as well. If you are looking for the volumes, you can pick them up for low prices on Right Stuf!
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The series has been adapted multiple times, notably as an audio drama in , an episode anime television series in , an anime film in , and a live-action television drama in The anime television series aired on Fuji TV 's Noitamina programming block, and was the first boys' love BL series to air on Noitamina. An English-language translation of the manga is licensed in North America by the Viz Media - Animate joint publishing initiative SuBLime, while the anime and film are syndicated outside of Asia by the streaming service Crunchyroll. Given is roughly divided into two major story arcs. The first arc, which focuses primarily on the relationship between Ritsuka and Mafuyu, follows the formation of the band and the lead-up to their first live performance.
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