Bloodivores

I gave this anime 9/10 and i think it deserves much more then other people gave that anime only because they score high only the "mainstream".
In my opinion anime have really interesting plot and its good variation about "vampires". Yes bloodivores are basically more science related vampires. Anime is based on Chinese manhwa and i dint read it so i cant and i will not score this anime based on how "true" it is to it paper original. Story is great trust me only sad thing is it doesn't advance that much and ends in "cliffhanger" so the second season maybe will be made.
Animation ... is really god but its not beast I've seen, would be great if characters and background would have more details. And if we speak about characters they are really good, maybe not so awesome deep but they have they story and secrets.
Sound and music in this anime is medicore, dont get me wrong its not annoying its just not getting "into ear".
I really enjoyed this anime and i think its one of better anime in last season so just try.

I know I put this anime at a 1 but, honestly its the best 1 you will ever watch. After finishing this anime I couldn't decide between giving the anime a score of 9 or 1. still not sure BTW. But the reason for this is because it is the greatest shit storm I've ever watch. While me and the homies are stuck in quarantine hundreds of miles apart. We watch anime together and this is a great anime to watch with friends. Get a group of the boiis together and laugh at the mess that is bloodivores.

SUPER MINOR SPOILERS AHEAD

So the only thing ... left to say I guess is why its so bad.
To start with the story. I still am not sure what it is. The anime makes rules then breaks them the next second. It's like every character in the anime both the MCs and the extras seem either idiotic or deaf or both. Cuz as soon as we are told one thing it's like they didn't hear it or just chose to ignore it. At one point dozens of people are told everyone in this room is a bloodivore. Then the next 3 episodes are full "wait he's a bloodivore?" "that girl is a bloodivore?" "I'm a bloodivore????". everything that's introduced just makes no sense or is a lie and isn't actually explain that it was a lie cuz they keep repeating it like its the truth. TIME PARADOX BTW

The art is actually amazing. This part isn't even sarcasm or satire or anything. I genuinely mean its amazing. its amazing how lazy the animation got. I mean in the second episode the MC breaks his fucking neck just leaning back. Every flashbang is actually a small atomic bomb for some reason. There are just random 3-5 second breaks that I think the video is buffering but nope, they just randomly froze a frame for like 5 seconds for no reason. Sometimes when another character starts talking you can tell the animator forgot anyone else was in frame either that or all the characters are playing the most intense game of red light green light I have ever seen because they will just stop moving no matter how awkward the position. Also full-auto shotgun.

The sound. Well, its either amazing or terrible and I honestly have no idea. I was too distracted by the rest of the shit show to see if the sound engineering was on point.

Enjoyment. FUCKING 10. god I loved the experience of watching this with friends. If you don't have friends maybe it's not a watch for you but it might still be funny by yourself.

Overall 1 or a 9. its really hard to say could go either way.

I really enjoyed Bloodivores so I gave it a rating of 9/10 stars.

In my opinion this anime deserves a second season. Although the characters seemed a bit one dimensional at some times the overall story was captivating and interesting. I also thought that the general idea is a very good one because it is original and theorizes problems we have in reality too.
It is not a normal vampire story and I thought the role Mi Liu played in it was very engrossing.

The story was fluent and at the end I was really curious how the whole story would continue in ... a following season.

Okay so... I went to look up something about this anime which I found due to my daily youtube recommendation about a week ago... didn't think much of it until I finished a different anime... I love a lot of anime and if you don't at least try 3 to 5 episodes, you're not giving any anime a fair shot. Might not be the best, but I plan to re-watch with a friend when I finish this (about to watch episode 11... and man... every episode ends as cliffhangers... some anime I don't know how they are popular, this one I wonder why it ... isn't rated better...)

I thought this anime was amazing! It popped up in my 'recommended for you' row, and I decided to give it a try, even though the reviews weren't great. There were a few things I wasn't so fond of, but the overall story made up for those few flaws.
If you're on the fence, I'd say give it a try. It isn't everyone's cup of tea, but at least watch the first three episodes and then decide for yourself. In my opinion, that's the best way to know. Better to try it out than not try at all, right?

Anyways...here's my detailed analysis:

Animation.
Don't get me wrong, ... the animation overall is incredible. There are just some scenes that alter the appearance of each character and, on rare occasions, take away the gravity of a heavy situation due to the (unintentional) look on a character's face. I feel like there are also some problems with the main female. There are certain minor things that sometimes take away the overall message from a scene. Well, maybe not minor, if you get my meaning. This girl has really big boobs that serve as a distraction more than anything else.

Other than those very few scenes, the animation is amazing. Each character has their own way of moving and their own technique when fighting. The monsters in this anime are astonishingly well-done, and the artwork somehow manages to capture the danger these creatures pose, just through their design.

Plot.
I've been searching for an anime worth my time, and I was not expecting to be drawn so much into the plot. There's the overall plot and some 'mini' plots spread throughout the story. Each episode is different, but each one also ties the whole thing together in a way that's both easy to follow but also mysterious enough to keep you on your toes. The overall story makes sense, especially for an anime like this one, and it does an incredible job depicting what the characters are trying to do and where they're trying to go. Sometimes, there isn't a clearly defined path for the characters, which I personally thought was great because sometimes we don't have a clearly defined, well-thought-out goal either. So...I loved it.

Characters:
I've read in the reviews that some people dislike how they're unable to sympathize and empathize with the characters, which is a pretty big thing an audience needs when watching an anime. I, personally, was able to sympathize with the characters, and maybe that's why I loved them so much. I believe that the reason people struggled with feeling sympathy was because this anime tends to focus more on the plot than the characterization. Because of this, there are many things that happen in the first few episodes that leave you kind of left trying to figure out what's happening.

With so much concentration focused on this, many things become dependent on imagination and an open mind, which makes it increasingly difficult to focus on anything else.

Despite this, I love the characters in this show. Each one is well-rounded, in my opinion. There are little things each character does that really make you wonder the reasoning behind why they do those things, and each character has certain skills that really get you thinking about why they needed to learn those skills in the first place. For example, one character has exceptional street smarts, something you really wouldn't expect from said character.

Each character has their own personality, goals, and roles in the story, and they make sense. The anime makes them human, which other animes sometimes fail to do. I feel like some people don't like how some of the characters' goals aren't clearly defined, but I thought this made the anime all the more interesting because of the depth it gave them and the opportunity for each character to grow.