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Amnesia: The Complete Collection (2013/Sentai Filmworks DVD)


Picture: B Sound: B Extras: C Main Program: B+



A young girl keeps on waking up on Aug 1 with no memory of who she is, or what her past was. Her only aid and clue is a mysterious boy named Orion, which no one else but her can see. While Orion seems to know what happened to her, he isn't allowed to tell her, but tells her no one else can know she has amnesia. As she struggles to find out who she is, she is surround by 4 bishounen boys who seem to have some connection to her. Will she be able to find out who she really is?


As the young woman continues to try to find out her true identity in Amnesia, she tries to discover who she is, she is surround by 4 bishounen friends and she is in a serious relationship with one of them, but each time things get 'reset', she loses her memories and finds herself with dating a different boy. As she is guided by a boy spirit Orion she meets people who know her, friends, co-workers and gets clues and pieces of her memories, but she always hounded by hordes of jealous girls who don't like her for the fact she is close her 4 pretty boy friends or the fact that they are protecting her. She is finally shadowed by a mysterious man with long green hair who seems to have plans for her too, but what she doesn't know is that the reason why she doesn't any memories is because each time she passes out she is moved to another dimension. Can she figure it all out and save herself?


This is your classic otome series, a series meant for a girl audience, where usually one female has the opportunity to go out with several male characters. What is notable about this series are the boys are bishounen/idol/pretty boys (they look like they belong in a boy band) in which provides the heroine with a numbers of choices, different possibilities and outcomes. This one shows that this cycle is alive and well.


The anamorphically enhanced 1.78 X 1 image and lossy Dolby Digital sound are as good as they are going to be for this format, but Blu-ray fans should get that version format of the set instead as it looks like there is more to see and hear on this one. Extras include Lost Diary Entries and trailers.



- Ricky Chiang


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