The history of Clare: Priscilla digs deeper into her rage during the fight against Teresa. When the violence ends, the Claymore called Clare begins her march to battle.
The battle against a rare male Awakened Being rages on a mountain from which no Claymore has ever returned. As flesh is torn, and despair sets in, Clare surprises her new comrades.
If Clare can land one blow against Riful, the Awakened Being will reveal more information about Priscilla. Miles away, a lumbering horde of towering madness is on the march.
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Title: Claymore (2007)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Todd Haberkorn | ... | Raki 26 episodes, 2007 | |
| Houko Kuwashima | ... | Clare 22 episodes, 2007 | |
| Stephanie Young | ... | Claire 22 episodes, 2007 | |
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Motoki Takagi | ... | Raki / ... 14 episodes, 2007 |
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Tôru Nara | ... | Bandit / ... 12 episodes, 2007 |
| Jamie Marchi | ... | Helen 12 episodes, 2007 | |
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Youichi Nishijima | ... | Yoma / ... 11 episodes, 2007 |
In a world rife with deadly creatures called "youma", a young silver eyed woman, Clare, works on behalf of an organization that trains female youma halfbreeds into warriors with the ability to destroy these creatures. Considered a rogue for picking up a stray child and almost losing herself to her youma side by "Awakening", she is constantly assigned rather dangerous missions. Written by Anonymous
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Claymore is a complex and action packed anime. Claymore are a series of warriors that are half human/half yoma (demons) that must protect humanity from yoma, even though humans are very wary and fear the Claymore. Run by a mysterious organisation, the subject of the series is Clare, the lowest ranked Claymore of all. Over the course of the series we find out why she became a Claymore, her troubled past, and look at the relationship she develops with a young boy that wishes to stay with her. Throughout the series we meet a number of different characters and the events lead to a dramatic conclusion.
The animation is gorgeous, focusing on darker and paler colours. The whites, silvers and greys create an unforgiving world where these monsters and warriors could easily exist. Clare is a fascinating character, as are most of the Claymores as they must avoid using too much power lest they turn into the very demons they fight. The world that Claymore is set in becomes very complex, and a lot of the rules seem to be made up just in the nick of time to save our protagonists.
The biggest problem for me is something I find in a lot of animes, and that is constant dialogue that explains everything. We hear about character motivations, characters' interpretations of other people's motivations, why they are doing certain things etc. etc. Even when in the middle of a huge battle, characters will prattle on.
Luckily the characters do keep ones attention, even if it was hard to tell the difference between the Claymore as they all have the same colour hair, costumes, and eyes. The action hits at a blistering pace, with some really painful gore.
I did find it hard to concentrate on the last few episodes, because it just kept flashing back and after everything it just seemed as though people wussed out in order to push forward a second season that never happened. But if you like monsters, big swords, and large mythical tales, Claymore could be for you.