Sengoku Collection is a story of warring states era figures coming to the real world, but of course they are all female. This story is totally “original” and not for children.
In Sengoku Collection, Nobunaga is a girl that somehow is transferred to modern Japan. Seiichi runs into her and gets stuck with her using him as a retainer. Seiichi takes care of her and shows her around, but Nobunaga still wants to return to her old world. Nobunaga prays at a shrine and threatens to burn it down if her prayer is not answered. So three animal mikos come to Nobunaga in her dreams and tell her how to go back to her era. The next episode focuses on Ieyasu who handles the modern world a bit better than Nobunaga, but seems like an airhead. She never seems that confused and dives into being an idol which makes it easy for Nobunaga to find her.
Seiichi is not a man. He lets Nobunaga walk all over him. She steals food and makes him pay for it. Stays in his home and makes him sleep on the floor. Not only that, but anytime she tries to strip or is in anyway improperly dressed he acts like a virgin girl. Just look at her naked body fool because she certainly isn’t trying to hide it. Seiichi needs to get a spine at some point, but it might not matter anymore since it looks like Nobunaga is leaving him at the end of the first episode.
Sengoku Collection has some of the laziest looking artwork. I can’t really blame them considering the show they are drawing for, but putting a flower over the background so you can make it all one color is very lazy. Also making all the background and foreground fuzzy is lazy. In fact at times the show random ideas instead of the characters while they are talking and I bet that is just so they don’t have to animate them.
The whole gotta catch all the secret treasures is too Pokemon for me. Maybe Nobunaga can become a master of all the warring era figures.
Overall this show is not very good. It looks like all the episodes will explore how a different girl handles the modern world which is a bit better than I originally though since I didn’t have to see Nobunaga quite as much as I thought I would.
Status: Not Watching



