This has been the outline of my morning for the past 3 days. I cannot stop thinking about this anime. This isn't a normal occurrence for me. I usually put anime on the TV as a mindless time-passer, rather than a prime form of entertainment. Kemonozume has raised the bar massively in that regard.
The characters all have a well-rounded and believable backstory. The tongue-in-cheek-humour is interspersed amongst gritty themes. The art is refreshingly different. The jazz soundtrack is the perfect mood-setter. The story blends the realistic with the fantastical in a manner that is reminiscent of a great fantasy author.
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Aug 29, 2015
Megazone 23
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The most important thing to be aware of when going into Megazone 23 is that it's in three very different parts. Each part is directed by someone different, so the quality fluctuates drastically.
The first part is outstanding. As to be expected from Noboru Ishiguro. The story has some incredible twists, the art is top notch and there's plenty of great 80s j-pop. I'd give this part a 9/10 and was really looking forward to what happened in the next episode. So you can imagine the disappointment when in the second part, everything was entirely different. The characters do not even look remotely similar to how ... |
