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Jul 22, 2023
While Nana is a show about relationships, love, and growing up, it is also tied up with jealousy, mental illness, deep bonds, and trauma.
This will have spoilers.
Nana Komatsu and Nana Osaki are two polar opposite characters. Nana Komatsu (Hachi) seeks romance wherever she goes while Nana Osaki has been loyal to one man for years. Hachi's men end up far from her grasp, while Nana can't bring herself to part with hers. Nana feels she cannot rely on others to gain success, while Hachi wishes to become happy by any means possible. These two characters form a quick bond after becoming roommates. This bond becomes
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integral to the story.
While many find gripes with Hachi's behavior and emotions, I find it extremely realistic and heartbreaking. Hachi is a young woman, only 20. Since high school she has sought true romance, but has only had her heart broken numerous times. When she finally gets Shoji, it seems she is set. But because of her emotional immaturity and lack of communication, Shoji finds himself distanced from her. Keep in mind, this is the exact issue that arises between Hachi and Nana during the Takumi pregnancy debacle. Hachi struggles with communication throughout the entire show, and it hurts her in turn.
Nana and Hachi have an extremely deep bond. I think many underestimate the deep feelings that are created between girl best friends. Some can argue they are in love, and I won't deny that because it is very plausible. But keep in mind that close friendships have factors of love involved and can often feel that way. This is why Nana and Hachi have their honeymoon period the way they do, and why Hachi feels jealousy toward Misato, etc. This jealousy also arises in Nana where Takumi is involved. Said jealousy creates ways for Nana's mental illness to peek through as well. Hachi unintentionally (at first) distances herself from Nana near the end of the show, a result of lack of communication, which vaguely mirrors her relationship with Shoji.
Nana's trauma of abandonment ties directly to her jealousy and feelings of wanting to control Hachi. Some speculate that Nana has BPD. Again, won't confirm or deny. But the multidimensionality of her mental status makes her a compelling character, to say the least. It would also make sense that her trauma is why she is so attached to Ren, where if he died, she would die with him. Hachi's relationship trauma of being used as a cheating piece, and then being cheated on herself, creates a great feeling of inferiority. She eventually recognizes her naivety, but by then she is in Takumi's hands. She lets herself be pulled around by prospects of final true happiness because she is scared of losing love. It is also why she has such a hard time deciding between Takumi and Nobu. She loves them both.
All of this is to say, while Nana is about romance it is also a complex narrative about two young women struggling with trauma. They are finding ways to grow and evolve as people while also healing. This healing process is why the two women are so unstable with jealousy, implied mental illness, and managing their deep feelings of love for those around them.
also the music is really good.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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May 26, 2023
Based on the reviews here, I truly thought I was walking into a one of a kind experience. I don't think we are reading the same manga.
Because in Dengeki Daisy, sure the main characters are slightly compelling. Maybe they have some nuances to them. But realistically, I feel no natural chemistry between the two protags. The story feels like it could have been solved 10 chapters ago. The side characters are forgettable. There is genuinely no reason for this story to drag for 80 CHAPTERS.
There are a few key things in Dengeki Daisy that bother me. I won't pretend that they will bother everyone.
1) The
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Age Gap
2) The Plot
3) The Lack of Tension
The age gap is one of the larger issues I have with this manga. Let's ignore the idea that Japan does not take as much issue with minors and adults (especially in this medium). Because even if you argue this, that doesn't let you disregard common sense. The main female protag (Teru) is 16 years old. The main male protag (Kurosaki) is 24 years old. Kurosaki is in love with Teru. Teru has feelings for Kurosaki. But Teru is a young girl in high school, and Kurosaki is an adult man who smokes, drinks, and works a fulltime job. So naturally, I don't really see myself rooting for them. It is really hard to root for a couple when one cannot suspend their disbelief. Every day, Teru's problems revolve around HIGH SCHOOL. I also just get very bad vibes because of the humor between the two; Teru is Kurosaki's "slave", Kurosaki and one of the side characters have banter about them "doing it" and the side chara calls him a perv. He also calls her flat chested. The characters nearly kissed in a recent scene, and I just couldn't. It is just WEIRD.
Ok ok, so you get past that part. I probably would have been able to get past it if the story was great. I tried to like the plot of this manga. The general concept isn't bad. But it definitely feels like it was written to be resolved in 15 chapters. The characters serve no other purpose than to move the plot along, and then we don't see them again. There is no meaningful interaction between characters other than Kurosaki and Teru. The rest feels like filler and holds no weight. This ties into the tension issue. Every chapter an issue is presented, and almost immediately that tension is resolved. The issue just gets solved by happenstance, and never feels satisfying. There is a huge emphasis on hacking and cracking, and the characters talk about doing it and all the things they are working on, but I don't think we ever see fruitful results and benefits from their "hacking". It just seems very vague and unimpactful. There is also no romantic tension. Maybe it's because I don't enjoy the main pairing, but it's executed so... wrong. I think it has to do with the fact that the two characters are in totally different worlds. The drama that Teru is in at school feels so far disconnected from anything that Kurosaki does or is doing. The author also has a huge issue with adding 'humor' which rarely actually hits, right after important moments. It's fine if done once or twice to keep the read lighthearted, but it is done way too much in Dengeki Daisy.
I genuinely feel as though of all the positive reviews for this manga on here, VERY few people have actually finished it. I know that this manga is much older and might need to be held to different standards. But media is media, and a person is supposed to enjoy it.
You might enjoy it. If you like old high school rom com manga... with random unimpactful drama sprinkled in. It might be for you.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Jan 7, 2023
Kamisama Hajimemashita (or Kamisama Kiss) is an anime that I believe was truly a product of it's time. Released in 2012, the show advertises as a romantic comedy with a supernatural twist. There is just something missing. This review will contain biggy spoilers.
The entire length of the show, something feels empty. It's hard to put a finger on it. We can go through some of the most important aspects though.
It should be noted the opening and ending songs and artwork are a hard skip for most. They are very unrelated to the show's vibe - but I think that is where the first flag is
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raised. What is the 'vibe' of this show? Kamisama Hajimemashita cannot decide whether it wants to be a simple comedy, drama, or romance. And yes you can have all three of these themes in a successful show.. But this show takes these three aspects, plus sci fi/fantasy and throws the crumbs at us and expects it to be satisfying. None of it seems to be satisfying at all.
Romance.
Our main characters are Nanami and Tomoe. Nanami becomes a land god for no other reason than some guy thinks it's a good idea, and Tomoe is subjected to her appearing at his shrine. Through a very bizarre series of events (in the first episode or so), the two kiss and Tomoe is now Nanami's familiar. THIS is something that I have a huge issue with. This mechanic completely obliterates any romantic tension the two characters may have had. The only aftermath of this kiss is that now Tomoe has to obey Nanami. But is this mechanic used more than 3 times in the whole show? no. It is not. Something this anime does not provide is romantic tension or playfulness. Tomoe is a very stale romantic interest because he shows almost no emotion except irritation and surprise toward the main girl. He has a huge opportunity to be a tsundere type where the viewer might get hints that the two will end up together, but instead Tomoe just gets severely annoyed at her over and over. Then, Nanami decides she likes him. But why did she decide this? He has only ever been rude and foul to her for the whole show? I guess the world will never know. But instead of hiding her feelings and giving us tension, she just kind of tells him.
Scifi.
This show has 'fight' scenes and scifi elements like time travel. They are extremely lack luster, and while I could say maybe that's a product of time, they could have at least been written better. The dragon king guy, a very odd character, caused a huge threat to Tomoe and Nanami had to fix it by literally time traveling. After she is posed with a moral dilemma and takes an eye out of herself (??? it's never explained I have no idea) they go to rescue Tomoe and basically do nothing. She time traveled and almost got 30 years of her life stolen from her and they showed up and talked for 2 seconds and it was solved. This is what I mean by crumbs. There were high-ish stakes and the solution was the dumbest technicality I have ever seen.
Drama.
Guess what we learned by having Nanami time travel? ooo Tomoe had a human girlfriend at one point! This is good drama, this causes romantic tension. But then.... nothing comes of it. Nanami is riddled with all sorts of feelings when this comes about and it's supposed to explain the distance Tomoe has created between them, but then there is no visual solution to Tomoe's feelings toward Nanami. Suddenly he just changes his mind after being rude to her for episodes on end. Tomoe is not explored enough as a character who has a promising backstory set up.
I really could not understand why I heard such good things about this show as I was watching it, but I think that takes me back to the top. It's a product of its time. If I had watched this in 2012 when it came out I would have eaten this up and loved it. Tomoe is so traditionally 'hot', Nanami is easy to self insert to, it's a simple series to watch. I can't say everyone will love this, but I dont think everyone will hate it either.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Nov 9, 2022
In the midst of shows like Chainsaw Man, Spy x Family, and more crazy good animated shows, Romantic Killer proves that you don't need an insane animation budget to make a good anime. If you go into watching Romantic Killer expecting a simple wholesome romance, you are sure to get much more. Anzu is a freshman in highschool who has no interest in romance. She goes home from school as fast as possible to play videogames. Until one day, the wizard Riri appears!
I think if you are a long-time watcher of romance, specifically reverse harem, you will enjoy this show slightly more than the rest.
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The show plays on tropes such as the childhood friend, distant and popular classmate, and rich prince with a fanclub.
Romantic Killer also simply subverts expectations. The characters gain depth when the viewer least expects it - even Riri gets to be likeable. While recognizing to some the comedy was hit or miss, I feel the comedy was spot on and never felt out of place. It is also very wholesome unlike much romantic comedy these days. The main character is probably the most relateable high school girl I have come across. Anzu is a cat-crazed, chocolate eating gamer, but the way the show handles it isn't over the top and is believeable. This is to say, the jokes that follow Anzu are also relateable and believeable.
The comedy allows the voice acting to shine (I can only speak to the sub). Riri and Anzu's voice actors were phenomenal. I don't think I can remember the last time japanese voice acting stood out to me in the past couple years. Hearing Anzu, with such a wide vocal range, put on her deep voice to fend off romance was a breath of fresh air!
I highly recommend this anime. Here's to hoping for another season!
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Sep 21, 2020
First, I've just gotta say this is a really solid season 2. I'm gonna try hard to not spoil anything and keep this simple, but I'll point out the biggest things that stood out to me.
Going in order analyzing the sections of story, art, sound, character, and enjoyment, I'll start with story. Season two of Fruits Basket really has a great way of managing the story in a way that doesn't get confusing, but also without treating the viewer like a child. There are a bunch of different characters with separate goals and ideals, but none of that really gets buried or lost. Tohru has
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less focus on her at the end of the season, which annoyed me at the time, but in retrospect she was pushed to the side a little to allow for a lot of development to happen with other plot elements, which was necessary. I rated this category a 10 just because the story was strong through the beginning, middle, and definitely straight through to the end.
Artwork, 9. Now I jumped into season 2 a little while after finishing season 1, because I like to binge watch. That said, I could be wrong but the artwork seemed to dwindle a bit at the beginning of s2. It's possible they were saving budget for later episodes, where there are some really gorgeously animated scenes, but for that reason I rate it a bit lower. It's not something that detracts from enjoying the show, it's just a few of the first episodes that seem to have a quality drop.
Sound, 10. I really cannot emphasize how much I love the music for this show. The openings and the endings alike set a really unique tone that's hard to describe. Both longing, sad, yet happy and content? The second opening of season two just really hit the nail on the head. The background music is also just really iconic.
Character, 9. So I really like the characters in this show, and as season 2 moves along there are so many developments that create a mood change for each person. I can't rate this category perfectly... Yuki's development is really good for him if I'm thinking logistically for a human being's happiness, rather than a show character. But they move to focus on him at certain points where it's straight up boring or not contributing because he's become kind of stale. He's no longer brooding or has communication issues, which is good for him, but makes for some boring-ish interactions.
Enjoyment, 9. I really enjoyed watching this season. I guess my enjoyment drops down a notch because I'm a huge KyoxTohru shipper, and Kyo wasn't even in the last episode. Also can they stop doing that thing where they trail off a question or important dialogue line and leave it hanging for so long!
Overall I rate Fruits Basket s2 a 9. It's a really solid season, it has really iconic points in it, amazing music, and solid characters. The story is only just beginning it feels like, and I'm getting so much out of this compared to the original (and I loved the original). I definitely recommend it, despite some of its shortcomings.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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May 2, 2020
Made in Abyss
I am sure you are aware it is a pretty dark show hidden behind a lighthearted facade. It is decently done and the characters are likeable? enough?
But I'm writing this review to point out how uncomfortably blatant the writer is with his pedophilia fetishes. Yes. That is what I wrote. I just finished this show moments ago and it just baffles me how this show was rated so high with the amount of disgusting fetishes animated here with no backlash.
let's see:
- pee fetish, check. I get it they are children but please stop making them urinate at any given moment.
- obsession
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with Reg's genitalia. I do not care and it was funny the first time because he's a robot and its unexpected, but enough is enough.
- a literal child with boobs in a skimpy crop top. Mitty.
- multiple mentions of sticking things up the children's butt.
Listen, having little kids with a crush on one another is really cute but it.. should be wholesome. They are children.
If you are uncomfortable with seeing this, please don't watch. It's a real real shame because there are some really great things about this anime. The characters are developed well and the world building is just great and leaves you wondering.
TLDR; please stop rating this 10/10 and giving it such a high rating. It has a good story but not good enough for me or anyone to overlook pedophilia. Thanks.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Feb 4, 2018
I don't write reviews often. In fact, when it comes to choosing which shows to watch, I never really listen to them, because different people have different opinions. But just hear me out when I say that this anime is something special.
I'm assuming that whoever is reading this hasn't seen the show yet, so I'll do my best to leave out spoilers.
The story is strange in that it starts out as a very independent, feel good show. Two kids meet and find friendship through music, yadayadayada... However, as it progresses, things start to morph into romance and drama, which may leave you with tears.
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That being said, it does end well. There are a lot of love connections being made throughout, but none of them are stupidly handled. The pacing was excellently done seeing as it didn't feel rushed, and when there were time skips, they made sure the viewer was aware of them. Personally, I like the way the story unfolded and the twists and turns made me want to keep watching. (It's not some slice of life that will make you bored!!!)
Art is tough to talk about when it comes to this show. At a glance, and without knowing anything about the mood, it may come off as mediocre because of the airbrush shading and uncomplicated animation. However, I love the way they did this. Someone in a forum commented this: "It's like looking at real life through an anime lense." I completely agree. Even the locations are based on a real town in japan. This can be applied to story and characters as well. Everything just feels so real. On another note, the art is always solid. Never any wonky faces or angles. I believe the art matches the mood and story of the anime.
Sound. yes. Let me just tell you one thing. I was moved to actual tears by one of the jam sessions between Sen and Bon ( You'll know what I mean once you watch ! ) The instrumentals, when they play, actually match the animation?? amazing? It's something really rare to see, surprisingly. When it comes to the opening and ending songs, I really like them. The opening is very lighthearted and makes me happy. I didn't like it at first but it grows on you. And the incorporation of the drums and trumpet into it! It's great. The ending is very solemn which I think fits because often times episodes end on low notes. The music is something really to be experienced rather than read about.
The characters in this show are relatively all built upon, which is pretty crazy since there are so many of them introduced. Though, because there are many the development of them can only be so deep. The characters are so human...
Though because they are human there are times when they make bad decisions. It's frustrating but real. The personalities of the characters are really built and it's easy to tell when that happens when you can predict how they will react in a situation ( it's a good thing! ) Though I find some characters a nuisance, they do all serve a role.
Finally, my enjoyment. Ya'll already know I love this anime. It's actually taken a spot in my favorites.
If you love music, even if you don't and just want some good drama, please watch this anime. It's such a beautiful piece of art. Every episode is worth the time.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Jul 21, 2016
BTOOOM!, a name you may have heard before, and might have remembered because of how strange of a name it really is. BTOOOM! is an exciting show, to say the least. However, like every other show of it's kind, there will be flaws. These flaws may be based on preference, however most are logical flaws that I will soon point out. Let it also be known that there will be praise involved as well. And so It begins.
Story - 7
BTOOOM! caters to the audience that you would expect most anime watchers to be- nerd like kids to adults who spend most of their day
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on the internet, and mainly playing games. You could also say that it attempts to side with viewers whom are NEET, or those who are young and Not in Education, Employment, or Training. I give this show props for not having players sucked into the BTOOOM! game, like the well known Sword Art Online, but rather sent to a real life replica of it, and expected to kill other 'players' in order to go home. The situation of them being sent is a bit realistic, since the US Army has scouted top ranked shooting game players before. However, there is a giant thing I have wrong with this. If you throw 30 gamers onto an island with a bunch of bombs, do you think they would actually run around and kill each other? If they truly are such gamers to a large extent, they will most likely have no physical endurance or strength what-so-ever, nor the will to kill another human being. That is for most, anyway. There are many things I can argue with the story line, but it's at least a little good.
Art - 9
I was actually very surprised at how nice the art for this series was. It was mainly very fluid and pleasant to look at, especially the semi-realism take. I have to say, their eyes were gorgeous. Actually, all of the character art and animations were lovely. The show handled nature and explosions relatively well, which is definitely good because those are two things we see very often. The bad parts of the art would be when we see people from a distance, as with most anime. However, you can't say that every anime has blob faced people at a distance, because there are some out there that actually put in the time. Despite this, I'm quite happy with the art. The opening and closing arts were nice, even if the ending song's art was just some pretty pictures panning across the screen.
Sound - 7
This is the one section that is purely based on preference. I just have to say that I love Nano, and she is the one who did the opening for BTOOOM!. The opening does get you hyped for the episode to start, which is what themes are mainly for. The ending song didn't really stand out much to me, so I don't have any comments on it. I watched the sub, and it was good in my opinion. I've never exactly heard a 'bad' japanese dub before, except for Elfen Lied. I'm sure there are more out there, but I probably haven't seen them. None of the background tracks really stood out much, which is why this section has a 7 from me.
Characters - 6
The characters in this series were okay at best. Let's look at the two main characters.
Ryota Sakamoto - Male protagonist
Sakamoto is, how do you put it, kind of weak? You always want your main character to be strong and cool, but this guy took 10 minutes of an episode trying to figure out how a BIM (bomb) works, when he had the most basic type. Not to mention, he's supposedly on the top 10 leaderboard for the game BTOOOM!? I get that the whole situation was a shock, but you would think he would know. His character design reminded me a lot of Light Yagami from Death Note, which puts it out there that his design wasn't exactly very unique. He wasn't completely spineless, and wasn't dumb the whole way through either. He just could have been smarter.
Himiko - Female protagonist
Not the only girl in the show, but every guy seems to think she is, since they all try something nasty with her at some point or another. She didn't get in the way enough for me to hate her, and even though she had serious trust issues with men, she had a right to. Her character design is basic. The only thing that makes her unique is that her eyes are way too far apart. The fact that her and Sakamoto were married in game was a bit.. cringe worthy. It just reminded me of those 10 year olds that get married in Minecraft. I have an issue with how everything about her is very sexual. Like how she has super big boobs and has gotten sexually assaulted way too many times. Her personality isn't bad, just how the story treats her.
There are characters I love (the psycho kid) and characters I hate (the fat guy), as with every show. These feelings are at extremes, though. Short rant: why do all of the men have to be disgusting pigs in this show? It is just way too obvious that whoever wrote the story for this strongly disliked men in everything they do.
Personal enjoyment - 6
This anime was fun to watch, but there were times where I was questioning everything about it. It made me mad, happy, all of the above. When I finished, I couldn't decide if I liked it or not. The ending was bad, which probably didn't help. Watching any survival show is fun, though, no matter how bullshit it is.
Overall - 7
It was good, but definitely no masterpiece. It had many flaws. This reaction could also be partly because of the fact that it didn't wrap up in a neat little bow like we all would like. I would say to watch it and form your own opinion of it. You may love it, but you may hate it. Maybe the manga is better. I haven't read enough to differentiate the two. If you find yourself okay in dealing with what I've criticized, go ahead and enjoy yourself!
Thank you for reading!
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jun 29, 2016
I've never written a review before, but I just finished this anime and figured I would do this while it's still fresh in my mind. Do I really have to sum up the story? There's an "outbreak" in a small town that's killing people left and right. Then people start to claim they see the dead people walking. Spooky stuff, I know.
Yes, Shiki is a vampire anime, which actually isn't very apparent at first glance. Something I thought was good was that vampires were considered completely out of the question as a blaming point for the 'disease' that was circulating. However, after over half the
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town is dead and there are living corpses walking around, wouldn't you think the residents would blame something other than a disease? The story itself was actually quite interesting, I give it props for that. However, after reaching the last few episodes of the series, the quick pace of it made me realize how slow the first half was. This anime easily could have been crammed into 12 or 14 episodes, but I do recognize that this was for character development purposes. What I liked about the plot was how it makes the viewer question the actions of people, and the real definition of humanity. Insanity and plain disregard for human life is apparent here.
The art was honestly... kind of sad. Believe me, I really like how unique each character was, and I understand that the anime is relatively older. But to be completely honest, their hair is just outrageous. For whatever reason, this girl has bright pink hair in a totally dark color scheme, which makes no sense at all. Then a guy with blue hair that looks like he has cat ears? Ugh. I may sound like I'm totally dissing the art, but can I say one more thing? Dorito faces.
The gore was actually relatively well animated, and when this anime wants to be scary, damn it really can be. Seriously. If you can't stand the slice-of-life-ish stuff or the art style of the average character, skip to episode 20 or so for some gore and spooks. It really shines through at that point. The action sequences are actually pretty well animated.
The opening sequence art was honestly a little disappointing. Props for not inserting the generic "all of the characters running for no apparent reason", but it wasn't visually striking in the least. All they did was insert all of the characters and just introduce them in some way or another. Some of it was okay to watch, but it didn't stand out.
The soundtrack in this anime was... okay? It honestly had little background music until near the end of the show, except for some little girl going "Ah..... Ah" every now and then. The opening songs, I feel, didn't really suit the anime itself. They were both really upbeat and dance-y. I feel like the songs should have been more solemn (think Higurashi). The only time I really felt the second opening fit was around episode 20. However, when the anime did have some background music, it was quite pleasant and fit in well with what was going on in the show.
The characters and their development were actually pretty decent. We get to see a good amount of backstory and hear inner thoughts enough to feel connected with them. I could feel myself rooting for who I would like to live, and who I would like to die. BUT, this connection with the characters could most likely have been stronger. The character's personalities were... I wouldn't say cookie cutter, but KIND OF generic. They were still entertaining to watch. Their interactions are what makes it gold.
One thing that threw me off about the characters is that... I wasn't really sure who the main character was. I'm not sure if this was intentional, but this made it pretty difficult to chose someone to root for.
MY personal enjoyment is so much different than everyone else's. I am entertained, especially when watching with someone else, by being able to make fun of or at least talk about what's going on. I felt a lot of emotions, but mostly my inner thoughts were "well that's stupid", or "that's cool", so I got to feel a mix, which is definitely a good thing.
I don't really dislike this anime, as I feel it had a really good amount of potential. I wouldn't say I regret watching it, because it's story was very interesting. I wouldn't tell you to not watch it, because it's known as a good horror/gore anime, and that it is. So if you think I'm dissing this anime, I'm definitely not. I just tend to like to pick out the negatives. So if you like dark themes, this is what you want.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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