Pet

don't be misled by the first two episodes because it is after that, when it starts getting crazy.

THE TWISTS WERE JAW DROPPING CRAZY and last episode mwah.

the ending was so well written, it's one of those anime that give you that hollow sad empty feeling at the end however you describe it (in a good way idk TT) although it wasn't the ending I personally wanted, it was waaaaaay better in terms of entertainment.

but all that aside the last episodes were just jksdjfkdjfd WATCH IT just give it a chance it starts getting really good as the plot progresses, the first story was ... nothing.

6 - I liked it. Didn't regret watching, but probably wouldn't watch a 2nd time if nostalgia bias didn't exist. Probably had a good message, was a guilty pleasure, or the story was solid.

The last three episodes of this anime was definitely a roller coaster, and in a good way, too. It makes me hope that the story will continue if it finished that strong. That's as far as I'll go with spoilers. The previous 10 episodes were kind of just okay though.

So I do have more praise for this anime than I do nitpicking. I have to remind myself that a 6 isn't necessarily ... bad. The difference between a 6 and a 7 is "Do I want to watch this for a second time?" and the answer here is no. I'd like to see if the story continues, but I feel like I got it the first time, and that's good enough for me.

So what do I start with? The good or the bad? Well, the OP is by TK from whatever the hell band, so that's a plus. The world this anime is set in is also interesting. The idea of an evil company using people to alter people's memories and kill them. It's something different, at least to me. So the originality is basically solid is what I'm saying.

It's a mystery story, and the story unravels very slowly. That may be a knock because it took me until around episode 7 or 8 to really get invested into the story. By then the climax was already in place, and it really took me for a ride.

There are twists! And good twists as well! Not like, "oh, so this was the real enemy!" but like, "Ok! I didn't expect that." And yes, it was mainly near the end of the anime. But it was effective in wanting you to see what will end up happening.

I enjoy that none of the characters are really idiots. They make wrong choices in the sense that they thought what they were doing was right or necessary, but each character is highly intelligent and perceptive. When you have a bunch of characters that are put against each other that are smart, it creates an atmosphere of curiosity. Who is going to outsmart who? Who is going to come out on top? I didn't predict the ending this anime had, and that's good. Being able to listen to a characters inner thoughts while they're interreacting with another person was well done.

So why would I watch it for a second time? It just didn't capitate me like that. The story was solid, animation was solid, but it didn't blow me away. I'm not coming out of this anime thinking, "wow episode 4-7 was awesome!" I can only say that for a few episodes, and even then I may be gassing some of those up. It's solid. That's all I can say. But would I want to watch this again with future wifey? Nah, I'm not wasting her time. And that's where I stand on this being a 6.

It's fine, but it aint that good.

Do not be fooled by all the high scores reviews on here.

Let me explain, PET is a confusing mess that tries to pass off as a psychological triller.
After watching all 13 episodes, I am left puzzled. Here are the questions I had.

Who are the good guys, who are the bad guys?
The series just had characters show up without explaining who they are.
Characters such as Mei Ling are not explained what her power is.
One episode they may seem to be good, the next episode seem to be bad (Tsukasa and Katsuragi).
It’s confusing because we do not even know who the main character is/are. What is the ... company? An evil organisation?Who is the CEO? Is being asked to join the company as an employee good or bad?

What is the whole plot of the show about?
The series did not provide the characters objective or give any purpose. They just pit a bunch of people who are supposed to have mind control or psychic powers against each other.

What are the meaning of the terms used?
Words such as “babies”,”lock”,”image”,”peak giver”, “door” and “valleys” were constantly used without a proper explanation as to what they mean.
Dialogues in Chinese were hard to understand, I am Chinese and I don’t understand what the characters were saying.

To summaries, after completing all 13 episodes, I still did not know what this series is about. The only redeeming thing about this horrible series is it’s op and ed which is by TK from Ling Tosite Sigure. 1/10