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5.0 out of 5 stars Great non-stop action
This one was only 50 minutes, so I expected a story with a paper-thin plot and pretty much no action. Well, it's got the paper-thin plot, but a ton of action that made me forget there's even supposed to be a plot. The cool retro music that played when Falcon fights Gomez is great too. This is also the funniest City Hunter of the first four released here. The end scene...
Published on June 19, 2001 by solarnight

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3.0 out of 5 stars Not a story worthy of an OVA
I was hoping the quality of the anime would be a step up from the two previous series and the movie, but alas no. However visuals aside this particular story is action from the word go. There's not a lot of time for funny business (but it's there). Ryo and friends basically stumble into an international incident in Japan, which begs the question of 'how is that sooo...
Published on January 18, 2001 by kopfkissen


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5.0 out of 5 stars Great non-stop action, June 19, 2001
This review is from: City Hunter: Bay City Wars [VHS] (VHS Tape)
This one was only 50 minutes, so I expected a story with a paper-thin plot and pretty much no action. Well, it's got the paper-thin plot, but a ton of action that made me forget there's even supposed to be a plot. The cool retro music that played when Falcon fights Gomez is great too. This is also the funniest City Hunter of the first four released here. The end scene with Joe and Falcon is hilarious. The dubbing is fine save for the fake accents and Kaori's annoying voice. Joe's transition from a perverted maniac to a cool, collective assassin in under 2.37 seconds ruins the mood sometimes too. Regardless, it's shoot first, ask questions later in this video. Buy it.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not a story worthy of an OVA, January 18, 2001
I was hoping the quality of the anime would be a step up from the two previous series and the movie, but alas no. However visuals aside this particular story is action from the word go. There's not a lot of time for funny business (but it's there). Ryo and friends basically stumble into an international incident in Japan, which begs the question of 'how is that sooo convenient?'. Since there is so much action in such a short amount of time, it leaves you feeling somewhat cheated for story, however it probably only feels so, in the way the anime is conducted, but still, it's not a strong story to make a special anime out of.
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5.0 out of 5 stars great, July 16, 2010
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I love the City Hunter collection and this tale is no different- the City hunter is just too cool and he rights wrongs and handles the bad guys- his never ending quest for a "good time"- is always funny as his assistance- "handles him" which is really funny- and i also love the secondary characters like Falcon- the large mercenary which is a good friend to him---- those two make any fight scene- exciting- so this is well worth every penny---
buy it you won't regret it
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not a story worthy of an OVA, January 18, 2001
I was hoping the quality of the anime would be a step up from the two previous series and the movie, but alas no. However visuals aside this particular story is action from the word go. There's not a lot of time for funny business (but it's there). Ryo and friends basically stumble into an international incident in Japan, which begs the question of 'how is that sooo convenient?'. Since there is so much action in such a short amount of time, it leaves you feeling somewhat cheated for story, however it probably only feels so, in the way the anime is conducted, but still, it's not a strong story to make a special anime out of.
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4.0 out of 5 stars "Die Hard" gone anime!, June 18, 2000
This review is from: City Hunter: Bay City Wars [VHS] (VHS Tape)
The motion pitcure of City Hunter had me laughing for hours, So did this film. Dispite it's average animation the story, characters, and allover hilarious situation will have you busting a gut. In "City Hunter: Bay City War" Joe, a.k.a City Hunter, is stuck on a island that is the opening site for a grand hotel and amusment park. Yet when terrorist take over the hotel, obvious rip off of "Die Hard", to use a new computer system to hack into the U.S. defense system to launch a nuclear war it is up to Joe and his friend Falcon to save the day. Even though it isn't till near the ending that Joe acts seriously and Falcon ends up doing most of the work, while trying not to kill Joe. For fans of the City Hunter series this is a must, considering it's a lot better than "City Hunter: 357. Magnum". This film wil also entertain fans of the action genre looking for a great escape from reality, since when has anything in the City Hunter series been even remotely real. Warning this film contains violence, language and some mature themes. Suggested age for this film is 13 and up.
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