It’s a reason why I have such a short summary, I was a bit more engaged with the story to be honest. I believed that the show was fully going somewhere when they were only showing the growing love triangle between Naoto, Aoi, and Haruka, but much like the first episode where there was the combined takedown of the thugs in the station, this episode was much less groan and hard to watch, and more enjoyable. The show is the best when it shows character interactions. Hitting some overgrown roots that had pierced the tunnel, leading to a rather interesting end. Even with the track in disrepair, they can’t stop. Passing the halfway station to the salutes of the station crew and their cheers, they enter the old track. Shou joins her and they manage to keep all four wheels on that way.Īs the train speeds down the line, Naoto wonders if the brake will last until they get to the oil line, and Haruka explains that there will be an S-turn to Aoi and Shou. Shou at first body slams it to put one side of the train back on the tracks, but as the train threatens to tilt again, Aoi goes out on one side to add her weight to one side. The little engine, even with the regenerative breaking, won’t stop and is in danger of tipping many times. Even with the breaks on, they are going quickly.
Continuing on their slow yet steady pace, they instantly speed up. While on the tracks, Naoto does feel uneasy by ignoring the traffic signals. The train’s battery dead, Shou initially has trouble with it, but with Aoi and the others pushing, they manage to set it off. Pushing it out while Haruka speed reads the manual, they’re informed to ignore all traffic signals. A small train engine that is powered by an electric motor powered by four stationary bikes. Supported by his crew, the higher up approves, and they are given their ride. Naoto points out an old rail line is still free, even if it hasn’t been actively maintained. Haruka then blurts out that she’ll deliver it, even against the odds. With the roads and rail lines blocked off, there is no way it can be delivered in time. A higher up JNR employee arrives, and she explains the situation. Outside, an organ transport employee is pleading for the train to continue moving. Helping the people off the train, they come back to the station, warming themselves up with some strong coffee before a commotion is heard. Just as everything seems to be alright, their instructor calls and explains the situation to Naoto, who deploys K4 to help the customers on the stranded train. Just in time, Mari and Shou show up with warm drinks, while Nao accuses him of being a womanizer. This embarrasses Aoi and her tsundere shows, while Haruka seems to be crossing the line into yandere. Meanwhile back in the chapel, Noa says she doesn’t mind riding a train driven by Naoto, and notices she’s just an outsider in the true triangular that is Naoto – Aoi – Haruka. Somewhere, heavy rainfall causes a mudslide. No more show about trains, and even the main antagonists have taken a rear seat to romance and boobs.
RAIL WARS ANIME DUB SERIES
for Train) if you prefer a more shounen like potrayal of our godly transporting devices.And so we dive into a series that has become more about a young man with aspirations of a stable job, to him having to start choosing between three to four lovely ladies to go out with. In conclusion, watch Rail Wars! if you want a realistic take on the work of train personnel and Kabaneri of the "Iron Fortress" (jp. I envy its honesty in trying to give viewers a realistic outlook on their lives but failing along the way to appeal to the masses. It at least understood its purpose of showing the laymen how the worklife of a real train staff is supposed to be. While it ultimately fails to introduce good music, good characters and a interesting narrative. In Rail Wars! our main characters are pursuing their dream to become real train staff that support our beloved iron fortresses. like the difference between night and day. But to a real expert, a real train conductor, these flaws are clearly apparent. In Essence, Kabaneri learned to hide its flaws behind beatiful body shots and steaming engines. While Rail Wars! certainly lacks in many departments, it is very similiar to Kabaneri no Train Simulator.
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