Black Cat Genre:,,,, Type: TV Series Age Rating: Teen +13 Status: Finished Description: Train Heartnet is the infamous gunman 'Black Cat', a cold-blooded assassin who works for the organization known as 'Chronos', bearing the mark XIII on his body. Most of his life was surrounded by violence, so Train is quiet, asocial and uncaring. However his life changes as he encounters the mysterious Sweeper (bounty hunter), Saya. Her unique way of living interested Train but tragedy occurs, resulting in Train changing the way he has lived towards the life of a Sweeper with newfound friends Sven and Eve.
Black Cat - episode 1 eng sub. Rasheedon Hata. Unsubscribe from Rasheedon Hata? The bounty hunter Sven is barely scraping by when he crosses paths with the Black Cat (a.k.a. Train Heartnet) and the young bio-weapon Eve. Free download call blacklist software for nokia asha 200. The three new companions will need more than luck to survive when they find themselves sought by both the Chronos Numbers and a Taoist revolutionary group.
Not every anime has a great beginning. Monster's first episode was very good but there were no signs of that becoming a classic until the fourth episode.
Trigun's first episode was underwhelming to say the least, filled with over-the-top gunfights and a 'Who's the real Vash?' Plot line that quickly turned dull, but the second episode, for me, was what really kicked off the series. From the first episode, from the very beginning, you can tell that Black Cat is special, but this anime's plot, on the surface, is one of the most generic imaginable. Young hero witnesses a loved one being killed and the hero embarks on a fury-filled journey for revenge (Tell me you haven't heard that one before), but there's so much more to Black Cat than what you'd expect from a summary like the aforementioned one. Black Cat is an action-oriented anime with major focuses on comedy and drama, and even a hint of romance.
Like the plot, Black Cat's four central characters appear as cookie cutter models often seen in other anime. At first glance, the protagonist is the brooding young adult, Sven is the cool guy, Eve's the quiet one, and Rinslet's the kind but loudmouthed young woman. There's more to these characters than the models will lead you to believe, especially for Train Heartnet, the protagonist. Codenamed Black Cat, Train is an infamous assassin for the shady organization Chronos, cold-bloodedly taking lives with Hades the handgun, until he is influenced by the beautiful Saya, an experienced sweeper (bounty hunter), to sever ties with Chronos and his lifestyle of bloodshed.
At the series' start, Train is a certified loner, his hobby gazing thoughtfully at the moon, drinking cold bottles of milk while awaiting his next assignment. A self-described 'stray cat roaming', Train, in his journey, is revealed to have more layers to his character, at times a carefree traveler with an often-hungry stomach, and in fights a confident challenger with strength, agility, and marksmanship on his side. Train Heartnet is an interesting character in a show filled with them. Sure, Train's an amazing protagonist, but what really elevates Black Cat overall is the focus on the other characters. Eve is the blond- haired android of few words, a lover of books and fireworks, someone who's filled with kindness but isn't afraid to fight either.
Sven Vollfied is my favorite character, a veteran sweeper with an eye- patch, green hair, a secret power, a tragic past, a really laid-back personality, a briefcase filled with weapons, and a gentleman's code he really doesn't want to break. Rinslet Walker is Black Cat's sole weak spot in characterization, a gifted computer hacker with a personality eerily similar to Dragon Ball Z's Bulma, a character lacking in depth, uniqueness, and screen time.