C Danchi

Don't watch it for horror or entertainment,
If you are interested in social things like people, beliefs, religion, and God
Then you will like it
Because series don't have good writing or animation or any creative or production value

With lazy work they achieved mediocre level anime
So it's not good
They wasted very high Potential but only due to potential, value of concepts which this series shares with us and mediocre efforts


... Series is watchable, and surely you will learn more about Japan atleast


Extra part :

Scene are not well planned
Animation is used minimum for most of the time
Looks good
Character are not written properly
But dialogue are sometimes interesting
Songs I liked it I'm going to save it in my playlist
I liked to know more about Japanese people
That's it.

Housing Complex C is interesting. It's only 4 episodes, and that's its main problem. It has a very interesting premise, and I genuinely enjoyed it, but being as short as it is is problematic.

This show has enough to have been 12 episodes, but because there are only 4 the pacing is all over the place. The first 3 episodes build up the tension nicely, only for the last episode to dump a load of exposition in the first half, and speed-run through the rest of the reveals and twists in the other half. Again, if it were a longer show I feel it could've ... been done a lot of justice, but for the amount of episodes it is the story really doesn't get the development and pacing that it honestly deserves.

In case you're still interested though, I'll continue the review:

Plot/World-Building - 6/10

As previously mentioned, this show has a good premise! It's just the short episode span that forces it to skip out a lot of helpful development and pacing. As there are mysteries present, plot and world-building have to be revealed over time, but (aside from the general pacing/short-run issue) it's handled well enough. Things are explained and teased enough to feel like there's actually something to grasp here but not TOO much that the ending is spoiled and revealed right off the bat.

Art Style/Animation - 7/10

The artistry here does what it needs to accomplish. It's nothing ground breaking but it works well. The characters are expressive and their personalities read through their designs pretty well. The settings are actually very nicely detailed and some scenes were actually really beautiful to watch.

Script/Voice-Acting - 8/10 (Eng Dub)

There's not much to be said here in terms of script. It did what it needed to do. Each character spoke in a natural, easy to understand way that fit their characterisation well. Again, alongside the pacing issue, there were occasional dumps of exposition and dialogue that go a bit convoluted, but other than that it was all well-done. The voice acting was stellar. Each actor fit their role nicely, and the last episodes **events** were delivered seriously well by all involved.

Characters - 7/10

For the millionth time, I'll mention the 4-episode span of this show. There wasn't enough time to fully explore most of the characters, especially since there's quite a few important ones. However, with what we were given - it was good. I found it easy to connect and empathise with a lot of these characters, and genuinely enjoyed a lot of their personalities and interactions. Majority of them were relatively standard, friendly people, but overall the cast of characters are likeable enough to enjoy watching.

Overall - 6/10

There's a genuinely interesting mystery to explore here, and it is handled well enough. Watching this show is definitely not a BAD experience, but it can get a little confusing at times in terms of pacing and the occasional exposition dumps. Luckily, with the short episode span, at least it's not too much of a commitment. I would definitely recommend this if you're an avid viewer of horror or mystery, but maybe not so much if you're not too interested in either genre as this show may not hold your attention very well.

Three episodes of slice-of-life padding and semi-promising racism commentary that goes nowhere, building up to an explosion of unjustified chaos that I would say "must be seen to be believed" if I wanted anyone to waste their time on it. Nearly every plot thread is dropped, even ones which were introduced earlier in the same episode, and numerous more suddenly take prominence for reasons left very unclear. Half the finale is clumsy infodumping and it still ends up maddeningly vague as to what the point even was.

The big dude's really cool, and the finale has a smattering of brief interesting moments, albeit ones that come ... from nowhere and go nowhere just as quickly. That's not enough to justify sitting through this schlock.