
Effectively degrading itself to absolute zero value, A-1 Pictures’ “Operation Vivid Red” has decided to share a sample of the marketing spread it will have in the November 2012 issue of G’s magazine – buttocks.
Evidently, this series doesn’t think too highly of itself, and neither of the audience which it is intended for – and whilst one would like to speak otherwise, A-1 Pictures is sadly the one laughing hardest in this endeavor. Unfortunate as it may be, a sizable group of the otaku populace are likely to be in a fevered anxiety of lust for this series’ premiere from the sight of a posterior being shoved in their face.
As actuality has it however, this image is surely no more than an indication that “Operation Vivid Red” will indeed be synonymous with something which is brown, yet certainly isn’t chocolate. Given that the studio has managed to throw some of it out to a grand success, they must have come to conclude that the Japanese animation fanbase are eager for a noun that starts with “S”.
With their currently ongoing debacle, and now this, one must legitimately wonder what the state of A-1 Pictures is. Shinsekai Yori looks promising undeniably – then again however, so did Sword Art Online to some extent, and that definitely did not turn out too well.
The thought is painful, yet it looks that the worst has certainly yet to come.
















Sep 25, 2012 @ 11:43 CDT
Everytime they talk about it, they never mention anything about the premise and foreshadow it with pin-ups instead. Despite this, I’m still looking forward to it. Unless the storyline looked good, it surely appears to be terrible.
Sep 25, 2012 @ 11:56 CDT
So even though it surely appears to be terrible, you’re looking forward to it?
Sep 25, 2012 @ 11:58 CDT
It doesn’t really matter if it’s terrible despite looking like one, the only reason I still look forward to it is because its promotionnal images has sci-fi vibes which reminds me of Symphogear (that I enjoyed it despite being a trainwreck in both story and animation), albeit without singing idols.
Sep 25, 2012 @ 13:01 CDT
Sci-fi vibes?
You mean the one picture with a hovering Segway? Cause all the other images are just of hotpants, mizugis, or nudity.
Sep 25, 2012 @ 13:11 CDT
As I said before, the reason why I’m saying this is because, although the girls wears hotpants, takes place in a sci-fi setting (which describes the premise as “takes place in a near future where science solves all problems”) from what I heard (and I saw a Segway many times when the first pic was released).
Sep 25, 2012 @ 13:15 CDT
What I’m saying is though, the sci-fi implications are very minimal in general, as well as in comparison to the other stuff prevalent.
Personally, I don’t find that this series has presented enough to justify a serious sci-fi theme as of yet.
Sep 25, 2012 @ 12:43 CDT
What if that isnt’t what it seems to be and instead those are just a pair of jiggly breasts?
Sep 25, 2012 @ 20:33 CDT
“Sample of the marketing spread” my ass!