A complex manga that remains immersive and interesting throughout. The slow pacing works well, as the author clearly wanted to include many details and connect the plots as all sub-factions converge to find meaning and bridge the gap between man and machine. In this sense it is kind of a mix between Ghost in the Shell and Kancolle with a bit more flair.
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So first off, the art is amazing. Since it is mostly set at sea the artist must have had a fair amount of time to add detail to the ships. They manage to capture the historic grit of WWII ships and merge that
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Jun 21, 2022
This is the worst Isekai of the season, and not by a small margin. The best thing I can say about this show is that the art is mediocre and uninspired.
Art: Locations in general are completely lifeless with the bare minimum of detail, but I feel like that's an optimistic description after what I saw in episodes 10 and 11. Most battle scenes don't have backgrounds OR animation, just pictures of monsters with 3 effects... 1. a screen shake effect. 2. a slicing effect. And 3. a blood splatter effect. Fanservice.There's plenty of it I'm sure, I just can't remember any because the art was so dull ... 
Jun 2, 2019
Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
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The title is perfect. It is short and to the point. It gives an idea of what this series will be like and leaves you wondering. Basically it is a good hook.
Unfortunately it also perfectly describes the series and it's writing. Learning implies progression and "We Never Learn" is a fitting title considering both the characters and story. It is a pure gag show. But you'd think that being a pure gag show it might actually be a nice light and entertaining series perhaps for when you get back from work? Much like work this show is a routine. It is a near perfect summary of ... 
Mar 8, 2019
Kanojo, Okarishimasu
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This is a manga I really, really want to like. It's got some great and nicely detailed art - at least for the main characters - interesting characters and development, and the story arcs are reasonably interesting in and of themselves.
The problem is the pacing. This could have been a really satisfying short love story if it was paced to end after say 50 chapters. The main premise inserts a level of tension unsuited to a long on-going story and I'm tired of reading the same cycle of drama over and over. it really does seems like the author is being forced to stretch ... |
