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Ergo Proxy 1-4

Posted by Martin  [Tags: Ergo Proxy]
A dystopian future, mature sci-fi themes, great music...I wasn't surprised when I found myself really enjoying this show since it seems to tick so many of the 'my thing' boxes. Yep, it's another cryptic kind of series that most viewers will either love or hate.

A view of the future?

The premise however, for all its intriguing nature and outward cleverness, offers little that fans of the genre haven't seen before. A utopian city (the irony of 'utopia' originating from a greek phrase that means 'a place that doesn't exist' isn't lost on this series, it seems) with a large number of robots that help the human population's everyday lives, a government cover-up, a secret agent going against orders to find out the truth...all of these things sound familiar which makes me cautious about waxing lyrical about Ergo Proxy. Since it's so cliched then, what kept me hooked?

What the hell's a proxy?!

I'm ashamed to admit it's the style. It's inevitable that I'm interested in what the government's covering up, or the nature of these strange monster called proxies, and I'm obviously looking forward to seeing the heroine Re-l find out the answers to what's going on but the visual - and musical - aspects are more than enough to carry it, at least for now. The city of Romdo is in the true Blade Runner-esque cyberpunk vein with neo-topped buildings, criss-crossing streets, cool mecha designs and a stark contrast between the government-controlled city and the pollution-riddled wasteland that lies beyond. The overall aesthetic of Ergo Proxy borrows much from similar shows (the production staff admit to a 'dark hero' influence of American comics) - the grimy, textured background style particularly reminds me of Texhnolyze, which may or may not be attributed to the fact that I recently continued watching that so the look and 'feel' is fresh in my mind. My only criticism here is that at times it's too damned dark - strange as it may sound, I think the artwork is actually really beautiful so the gloomy shades make it difficult to discern the events on-screen. Setting your TV up in a dimly lit room is recommended.

The 'utopia' of Romdo

The visuals are well supported by a suitably gothic and industrial-themed soundtrack which sounds bleak and sparse, yet strangely haunting at the same time. Having Radiohead's Paranoid Android (is that song a decade old already? How time flies!) as an end theme is an interesting choice but my overall fave is the opening theme, Kiri, by Monoral: it's a soulful and soaring rock ballad with a fine vocal performance that reminds me of Chris Cornell - the imagery that goes with it is fantastic too.

Re-L Mayer: I think I'm in love

Because the setting of the show is intentionally short on emotion, it's an unfortunate side-effect that the characters are rather cold and taciturn. Re-l herself is the centre of things so it's easier to engage with her situation, but after discovering some interesting details regarding the Proxies, only to find himself back on the outside of the city, the immigrant Vincent will no doubt become an important character as the series progresses. Re-l certainly makes a bold statement with her strong independence, her ability to think on her feet and that great blue eye shadow/black clothed image of hers.In Summary With a heavy reliance on startling imagery to compensate for what appears to be a somewhat derivative plot, Ergo Proxy makes a bold impression. I know roughly what to expect from this in an overall kind of way from seeing so much similar fare, but it certainly has potential to weave an interesting story so I'm hoping it offers some surprises. I definitely need to see more before I proclaim its awesomeness or dismiss it completely.

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