Cardfight!! Vanguard G Z

After a couple of weeks I was able to conclude this anime that the truth from the original series and the new generation did not completely convince me since it is practically the same only with the pretext of telling a poor story like the duels in mostly boring.

Cardfight !! Vanguard G: Z continues the story practically after the events of the previous season (which has practically nothing to note).

The characters have a too hasty development also they want to leave them as if they were the "great legends" just as for a strange reason I do not know why they decided to include the ... characters of the original series if it is assumed that time ended and each who is doing their life taking different paths but they decided to include them to "help" the protagonists who in the end the characters of the original series end up standing out more than those of the new generation.

With regard to the story, what I can say is that at least the continuity continues and there is no filler, but in this case the story does not stand out, you continue to see the 2 sides of vanguard (which I already wrote in my previous review) on the one hand where everyone They have fun playing vanguard and the other one where vanguard is a problem and they want to destroy it.The problem is that the story is not well executed since the villains do not have a good argument since they all have their problems but with the same objective that in the end we just say no It is what you expect and so are the rest of the chapters in which we see the main characters fighting and losing in each chapter until reaching the final chapter where the villain does not stand out as the confrontation becomes boring and with a very abrupt ending "We beat the boss we are all happy again."

Overall Cardfight !! Vanguard G: Z is another attempt to lengthen the anime only that here they wanted to end "in a certain way" just like the original series in my case this anime would have been successful (or at least stand out among the others) if they had developed the characters well like a story that at least had a more detailed reason why they want to destroy the planet cray and not just destroy it because they gave me the desire under the pretext of a tournament.

To finish and as I said in my previous review if you like or attract your attention this type of anime you can see it without any problem but do not expect it to be the great anime and it is too much to say that do not compare it with others with the same Thematic because it may be that it is very below your expectations and you end up leaving it and if you are not a fan of this type of anime, better not see it because it will be a great disappointment and more if you are a person who watches anime where a good one expects story and character development.

Once again, the story goes on. Basically the same "Vanguard" formula. A new threat arrives, dark plot twist (which in this case, the main character goes missing/is taken into a void). The pacing is painfully slow, and I'm waiting fortnight upon fortnight to see the next big episode only for the characters to repeat the same dialogue, followed by a montage of (an attempt at) suspenseful scenes. There isn't much other context provided but I feel like the series is headed in the same route as the original Vanguard, just without the protagonist.

Cardfight Vanguard in general retains the regular Shonen style with wacky hairstyles and ... colors. The characters have more tall, straight figures. A majority of them. I found this slightly appealing to be fair. But for the most part, it is rather generic and overused.

The sound isn't that top-notch, being done by a low-profit studio. They reuse effects from other series to say the least and I feel like some SFX don't really match the performed actions by characters and Vanguard alike.

One damning aspect of Vanguard is its' inability to express perplexing characters. It fails to develop them, and they're kept the same, damn person for the many seasons of Vanguard there are. It's always settled through a Cardfight. The most development I've seen in the characters was in GIRS crisis and Stride Gate. This time around... not so much. Let's hope that with Aichi returning, we'll see something... unique...

While the series hasn't even begun, I can easily perceive the many ways this anime is about to go with the opening episodes. Unless the writers decide to intensify the story, miraculously, I don't see this series going any differently from about most other Vanguard series.

(Except for Stride Gate. Stride Gate was decent)