Fugou Keiji: Balance:Unlimited

watched first time when it was releasing then watched it again now 💋

tweetei que o daisuke anda gay se veste gay fala gay age gay e então colocam três mulheres seminuas na opening pra fingir que ele é homem e mantenho minha opinião. um homem tão rico jamais seria heterossexual

a abertura é bem legal sdd quando faziam animes com aberturas legais... hoje em dia nn se tem mais isso... o plot tbm é bem legal e eh bem divertidinho mas nada que me mantenha obcecada (mas eu fiquei c vontade de ler fanfic daisuke x kato sinto muito viu...) e a animação eh PICA ... realmente nada a reclamar mas apesar de nn ser agua de chuca chega bem perto! enfim divertidissimo acho que eu tinha dropado só por preguiça mesmo pq é legal sim

When "I am Batman" becomes "I am super rich", you've made a mistake and are watching the anime "The Millionaire Detective: Balance Unlimited"!

The policeman by passion Katou was demoted due to an incident, but he catches the eye of a super-rich man who just spontaneously felt like fighting crime! So while Kato tries to knock some common sense into him, his new partner Kambe investigates as he pleases and perhaps blows up a bridge or two, because after all he has an infinite amount of money in his account...

I think you can tell from this brief description that the anime has its own charm, which ... is quite convincing. The chemistry between the two protagonists, but also many of the other, colorful and rather nonsensical characters, are fun - even if all the characters outside the protagonist duo play a rather small supporting role.
The whole thing is further dampened by Katou, who I would hate as an independent character. He complains about the work of other policemen and impulsively puts his life and the lives of civilians in danger all the time. However, this gives Kambe a stage to shine, which makes Katou bearable.

Unfortunately, the fun ends quickly. Although scenes in which Katou fights his trauma and Kambe is amazed at how badly normal people live were to be expected, the anime quickly overdoes it with serious scenes. Soon an overarching story develops in this seemingly episodic series, which really couldn't have interested me less. It very quickly became stale and was too serious for me - even though there were always serious moments beforehand, they still alternated with the rather silly and playful character dynamics. Not only do such moments almost completely disappear from the series, but the overarching "case" is really uninteresting because the villain was obvious from the beginning and at the same time some of his actions made no sense.

All in all, I can't really understand why you have to turn a series with episodic stories into a coherent anime anyway. Do viewers not watch the first episodes because of the episodic stories and are then disappointed because they end? I would have at least liked more focus on everything outside of this rather mediocre crime story, also because some of the case's problems probably wouldn't have been as noticeable if it had only been a few episodes long. Still, I'd like to end by praising pretty much all the characters (except for the one antagonist), who were really well done and fun, but didn't get enough attention.

The only appeals I found in this anime are watching someone spend money without thinking about the cost and the futuristic gadgets.

My first impression was "It is weird for Husk to be able to do illegal stuff with money" (especially as it happens a lot) but I gave a chance to the anime and after all, why not.

Unfortunately, there is little to no character development for the main and supporting characters so it's difficult to follow the story, which is okay at first. The two main characters get along after a skip, but it's hard to believe they made up so quickly in one travel ... (and it was so badly done that I had to check if I had missed an episode). Moreover Daisuke is the most expressionless character you will ever find and all characters have only one or at best two traits so it's hard to relate to them.

As the end was near I noticed it was hard to believe that some inventions only required money and no time all.

The anime's ending is far too rushed, raises unanswered questions and the saddest for me was that I suspected the main plot's culprit since the middle of the anime (for half good reasons). It was frustrating to see he wasn't suspected at all and that later it make me believe he was not the culprit because it was absurd...