Zetman

The score of 6 let me think that Zetman will be bad, but it definetly deserve a 7 or a 8.
This anime is good, you got old scientist who creating dangerous creature which run out of control, a main character with badass hidden hability, almost authentic love story ( without annoying fan service, women are not over-sexualise by other character) and some rage moment wich are pretty satisfying. The story, as you could gess, is pretty generic ( like tokyo ghoul, kiseiju and a bit like devilman ) but it's coherent and the animation is relevant (better than lot of crap 2D or 3D animation ... which have higer score *humm first episode of kingdom* ). The story-line doesn't spend time in boring explanation, action are promptly coordonate and there are a lot of explanation explane by camera angle or expression of character.
The last episode isn't good as the rest of the show but eventually the anime derseve a better score, i 've spend a good time and i was hype by the progression of the MC.
Try the first two episode and don't let the score influence your opinion

Short Review (spoiler-free):

Zetman the 12-episode anime is, in summary, a far inferior adaptation of the original manga of the same name from renowned mangaka Masakazu Katsura. With its cheap and simplistic facial art, choppy and incomplete storyline, hammy dialogues and goofy characterization of the main characters, it retains only slims of the brilliance of the manga.

A random YouTube review of this anime I encountered picked my interest, and I went in expecting a wild ride full of 1970's manga antics (the 2002-2014 manga itself was a hardcore homage to the Devilman series). The first thing I noticed is the character facial art being unrecognizable ... from Masakazu Katsura's famous style. Let's just say that mangaka has been famous for depicting feminine beauty and sexiness in a way mostly unmatched by his peers. But if you compare the anime's characters with their original depictions in the manga, you'll know what I am talking about. Story-wise, although the anime covers the most crucial events from the manga's original 226-episode run, it ditched the necessary character development and worldbuilding the manga took a full decade to establish. As a result, characters' arcs and motivations seem hammy and choppy as heck in the anime. "Oh you are the bad guy now, so I have to kill you" sums up Kouga Amagi the second protagonist's character. A side character saved by Zetman a day ago said to him "I don't want to go home", and they just became a couple instantly. There are other minor issues holding it back from its full potential as well.

Baseline quality: When the manga is a 7-7.5, this anime is a 5.5 at best.

Recommended to: fans of the transforming superheroes (x-men, devilman, Guyver, etc.) when they get absolutely bored.

Pros:

+ some decent fighting sequences.
+ Jin's relationships with his grandpa and aunty are decent and touching to a degree.
+ the climax in EP11-13 is somewhat captivating.

Cons:

- Facial art being simplistic and far inferior to the manga. If you are here for Masakazu Katsura's art, just go read the manga.
- weird edginess (e.g. having Jin's aunty hyper-sexualized even though the audience is supposed to think of her as a mother-figure. The manga has the same issue).
- Hammy characterization and dialogue.
- With Devilman Crybaby the anime out in 2018, this anime feels like a meager copycat of Devilman.
- The anime adaptation broke the original flow of story and made it a jumbled mess in some episodes, sometimes to the degree of immersion-breaking (e.g. Jin agreed to distance himself from his loved ones in order to protect them in EP3, but in the next episode he's still walking around in the same area).
- Incomplete storyline (the original manga's run ended on a similar note, but we never saw the planned second act in any format, which is a shame.)

Plot: 6
- If you want a filler anime, there are better options. This is an aight story with an aight execution.
- First 6 ep were amazing, everything made sense from the motivations of the characters to the problem definition. What happened afterwards was a complete U-turn. For some strange reason, the entire plot shifted and made no sense whatsoever. For an anime to start of so strong and become terrible so quick shows clearly that manga wasn't followed properly.
- 3 out of 10 characters are portrayed, the remainder are just there to waste time by being useless obstacles.

Animation: 7
- Some good fight ... animation, meh choreography.
- General animation is decent, nothing too special.

Voice acting: 7.5
- Most characters voices don't fit them, but overall they do a good job regardless. Could've been much better if the studio was given a larger budget.

Music: 8
- Ok OP, nothing too be too excited about.
- ED is beautiful, perhaps the only redeeming factor about the music in this anime.
- General music and OST didn't make sense in some scenes. Almost felt like I'm watching a batman training montage to be barbie girl.

Execution: 5.5
- As I mentioned above, first 6 ep are executed amazingly and can be given be an 8 for their efforts. the remaining are lucky to get 5's and 6's.
- What could've been a good anime became an average anime at best.

Enjoyment: 7
Overall rating: 6.8
Adjusted weighted Rating: 6.78

P = 35% - 2.1
A = 30% - 2.1
V = 20% - 1.5
M = 10% - 0.8
E = 5% - 0.28