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* ArmoredCoffins: Briheights are this. If one gets destroyed, the pilot gets immediately vaporized, no ifs and buts. One can avoid that by taking of the Bind Warper to make the armor disappear before the final blow, but that just leaves them defenseless.
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* InstantArmor: All one needs to manifest a Briheight is Conviction and a Bind Warper, with the armor manifesting in seconds.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Episodes are called "Backs" and the title of each one forms a question relating to the plot of that "Back".
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* DoomedHometown: Edger Village gets destroyed due the fighting against the forces of Iki and Elsha's accidental unearthing of the [[CoolAirship Granedger]]. However, unlike most instances of this trope, most if not the entirety of the villagers survived and relocated to the ship so that they can find a new home.
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* TransformationTrinket: The Bind Warpers, bracelet that allow their users to create Briheights.
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* TransformationTrinket: The Bind Warpers, bracelet bracelets that allow their users to create Briheights. Since there are no specific requirements other than having Conviction to access it, anyone can use the Bind Warpers to create a Briheight and it has gone so far as to being weaponized in large armies, essentially creating mass-produced Briheights piloted by thousands of foot soldiers.
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* AMechByAnyOtherName: The mecha in this show are referred to as Briheight.
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* SuperRobotGenre: The show definitely fits the bill. HumongousMecha are fueled by an energy source known as Conviction and they gain super powers and abilities to fight with. The setting is also set in a fantasy world with MixAndMatchCritters roaming in the wilds.
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* BaitAndSwitchCredits: The first episode's opening features only the characters from Rekka we met in the BatmanColdOpen, making the viewer think they're the main protagonists. As it turns out, that was actually an [[EvolvingCredits Evolving Ending]]: after Back Arrow chooses his new name, the actual opening, with focuses on him and his friends from Edger village plays. In subsequent episodes the opening and ending are in their "proper" places.
* EvolvingCredits: Both the opening and the ending add characters to them as they appear in the show. Most notable with the latter, with involves all of the important characters running through a field, with more appearing in subsequent episodes.
* EvolvingCredits: Both the opening and the ending add characters to them as they appear in the show. Most notable with the latter, with involves all of the important characters running through a field, with more appearing in subsequent episodes.
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* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The entire continent of Lingalind is surrounded by a wall so massive, you can't see its top - it just blends into the sky. Bi postulates that it is ''at least'' 10 000 [[FantasticMeasurementSystem gents]] high [[note]]One gent appears to be equivalent to 1 meter. For comparison, Mount Everest is ''only'' 8,848 meters tall[[/note]] It's revered as God by the inhabitants and they believe that beyond it there's nothing but void. It's made quite explicit that saying otherwise is heresy and could get you killed. This belief is challenged by the title character, who insistently claims to have come from beyond the wall.
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* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The entire continent of Lingalind is surrounded by a wall so massive, you can't see its top - it just blends into the sky. Bi postulates that it is ''at least'' 10 000 [[FantasticMeasurementSystem gents]] high [[note]]One gent appears to be equivalent to 1 meter. For comparison, Mount Everest is ''only'' 8,848 meters tall[[/note]] It's revered as God by the inhabitants and they believe that beyond it there's nothing but void. It's made quite explicit that saying otherwise is heresy and could get you killed. This belief is challenged by the title character, who insistently claims to have come from beyond the wall.wall.
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* FantasticMeasurementSystem: The people of Lingalind use gents as measurement of height, with 1 gent being roughly 1 meter.
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* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The entire continent of Lingalind is surrounded by a wall so massive, you can't see its top - it just blends into the sky. Bi postulates that it is ''at least'' 10 000 [[FantasticMeasurementSystem gents]] high [[note]]One gent appears to be equivalent to 1 meter. For comparison, Mount Everest is ''only'' 8,848 meters tall[[/note]] It's revered as God by the inhabitants and they believe that beyond it there's nothing but void. It's made quite explicit that saying otherwise is heresy and could get you killed. This belief is challenged by the title character, who insistently claims to have come from beyond the wall.
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* Protagonist Title: The show is named after it's main protagonist.
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* Protagonist Title: ProtagonistTitle: The show is named after it's main protagonist.
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* Naked First Impression: When he jumps out of the Rakuho, both the entirety of Edger village and the onlooking Bi and Ran get see Arrow in his brithday suit.
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* Naked First Impression: NakedFirstImpression: When he jumps out of the Rakuho, both the entirety of Edger village and the onlooking Bi and Ran get see Arrow in his brithday birthday suit.
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* Naked First Impression: When he jumps out of the Rakuho, both the entirety of Edger village and the onlooking Bi and Ran get see Arrow in his brithday suit.
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* Protagonist Title: The show is named after it's main protagonist.
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* HumongousMecha: Briheights, giant robots made out of Conviction.
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* PowersInTheFirstEpisode: While Briheights were always present in the setting, Arrow's use of one without Conviction and being able to defeat other Briheights without killing their users marks him as highly unique.
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* NoBloodForPhlebotinum: Rekka and Lutoh regularly fight over the Rakuho, the supposed gifts from the wall. Each of them contain a pile of Bind Warpers. Since they can turn ordinarily soldiers into [[SuperSoldier Super Soldiers]] via transforming them into [[HumongousMecha Briheights]], this is more than justified.
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* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: The Briheights are rendered in CG while the rest of the show is drawn traditionally.
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* HoverBike: They're utilized by all the major powers, serving as the main form of transport for their soldiers.
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* PersonalityPowers: Each Briheight is formed from their users Conviction, the thing they believe in the most, which dictates what sort of powers and abilities it will have.
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* TransformtionTrinket: The Bind Warpers, bracelet that allow their users to create Briheights.
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** The Iki Territory is the United States of the Wild West era.
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** The Iki Territory is the [[AmericansAreCowboys United States of during the Wild West era.era]].
* HumongousMecha: Briheights, giant robots made out of Conviction.
* NoBodyLeftBehind: The fate of Briheight users that got their Bind Warpers destroyed in combat. This is one of the main reasons why the major powers of Lingalind are so interested in Arrow: when he destroys a Briheight, their users do not disappear.
* TransformtionTrinket: The Bind Warpers, bracelet that allow their users to create Briheights.
* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The entire continent of Lingalind is surrounded by a wall so massive, you can't see its top - it just blends into the sky. It's revered as God by the inhabitants and they believe that beyond it there's nothing but void. It's made quite explicit that saying otherwise is heresy and could get you killed. This belief is challenged by the title character, who insistently claims to have come from beyond the wall.
* HumongousMecha: Briheights, giant robots made out of Conviction.
* NoBodyLeftBehind: The fate of Briheight users that got their Bind Warpers destroyed in combat. This is one of the main reasons why the major powers of Lingalind are so interested in Arrow: when he destroys a Briheight, their users do not disappear.
* TransformtionTrinket: The Bind Warpers, bracelet that allow their users to create Briheights.
* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The entire continent of Lingalind is surrounded by a wall so massive, you can't see its top - it just blends into the sky. It's revered as God by the inhabitants and they believe that beyond it there's nothing but void. It's made quite explicit that saying otherwise is heresy and could get you killed. This belief is challenged by the title character, who insistently claims to have come from beyond the wall.
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!!The wall enshrouds the land, protecting, nurturing, sustaining and providing the examples of:
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: The countries of Lingalind bear similarities to real world cultures:
** The Great Rekka Empire is based on Ancient China.
** The Lutoh Republic resembles medieval Europe.
** The Iki Territory is the United States of the Wild West era.
* FantasyCounterpartCulture: The countries of Lingalind bear similarities to real world cultures:
** The Great Rekka Empire is based on Ancient China.
** The Lutoh Republic resembles medieval Europe.
** The Iki Territory is the United States of the Wild West era.
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The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
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The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
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''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/{{Funimation}}.
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''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime {{Anime}} series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/{{Funimation}}.
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Lingalind, a continent completely surrounded by a massive wall. The land is dominated by two nations: The Lutoh Republic, which values intelligence, and The Great Rekka Empire, which values honor. These two nations are in constant conflict with each other over obtaining Rakuho - capsules that are sent from an unknown location once per month and land in predetermined regions of Lingalind, containing provisions and weapons that the people of Lingalind consider gifts from the wall. The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
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Lingalind, a continent completely surrounded by a massive wall. The land is dominated by two nations: The Lutoh Republic, which values intelligence, and The Great Rekka Empire, which values honor. These two nations are in constant conflict with each other over obtaining Rakuho - capsules that are sent from an unknown location once per month and land in predetermined regions of Lingalind, containing provisions and weapons that the people of Lingalind consider gifts from the wall. wall.
The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
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->''"Lingalind, a world surrounded by a wall. The wall enshrouds the land, protecting, nurturing, sustaining. The wall is God. That is the basis of Lingalind."''
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->''The wall is God. That is the basis of Lingalind.
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''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/Funimation.
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''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/Funimation.
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->''"Lingalind, a world surrounded by a wall. The wall enshrouds the land, protecting, nurturing, sustaining. The wall is God. That is the basis of Lingalind."''
--> The Opening Narration for each episode.
Lingalind, a continent completely surrounded by a massive wall. The land is dominated by two nations: The Lutoh Republic, which values intelligence, and The Great Rekka Empire, which values honor. These two nations are in constant conflict with each other over obtaining Rakuho - capsules that are sent from an unknown location once per month and land in predetermined regions of Lingalind, containing provisions and weapons that the people of Lingalind consider gifts from the wall. The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
One day after a Rakuho is recovered by Rekka forces, a previously unheard-of second Rakuho lands in Edger Village on the outskirts of Lingalind. Inside is an amnesiac young man whose only memory is that he is from "beyond the wall." Taking the name "Back Arrow," he seeks to journey back over the wall to restore his memory, entangling himself in the conflict between the two nations.
''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/Funimation.
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!!The wall enshrouds the land, protecting, nurturing, sustaining and providing the examples of:
--> The Opening Narration for each episode.
Lingalind, a continent completely surrounded by a massive wall. The land is dominated by two nations: The Lutoh Republic, which values intelligence, and The Great Rekka Empire, which values honor. These two nations are in constant conflict with each other over obtaining Rakuho - capsules that are sent from an unknown location once per month and land in predetermined regions of Lingalind, containing provisions and weapons that the people of Lingalind consider gifts from the wall. The most valued of these treasures are Bind Warpers, metallic armbands obtained from Rakuho capsules that allow one to summon and control a giant mechanical armor known as a Briheight. A Briheight's abilities are tied to one's Conviction, the thing they believe in above all else. The people of Lingalind revere the wall as a god, believing that all of existence is contained within.
One day after a Rakuho is recovered by Rekka forces, a previously unheard-of second Rakuho lands in Edger Village on the outskirts of Lingalind. Inside is an amnesiac young man whose only memory is that he is from "beyond the wall." Taking the name "Back Arrow," he seeks to journey back over the wall to restore his memory, entangling himself in the conflict between the two nations.
''Back Arrow'' is an original Japanese anime series produced by Studio VOLN, directed by Gorō Taniguchi (''Anime/CodeGeass'', ''Manga/{{Planetes}}'', ''Anime/{{Revisions}}'') and written by Creator/KazukiNakashima. The series premiered as part of the Winter 2021 Anime season and is available for streaming on Creator/Funimation.
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