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| Honestly, it started off really great up till episode 8-9 but then really went downhill. This last episode, too, was slightly out of place especially with the Child and the 16 years of what exactly? On the other hand, it was great to see Saraka giving up her powers in order to blend in with humanity. Though, the death of Shindo was really unexpected to me. Well, not a bad series overall despite being a little unsatisfactory. By the way, I acccidentally clicked the 1/5 option in the poll but I meant 3/5. Can somebody please help me fix this? |
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| 6/10, would not waste my time watching it again. This is to remind me how bad the end of original anime can be despite how good their premise is... Toei and their retard "magical girl saves the day" bullshit... I'd fire the person who thought this was a good idea for the end of a science fiction... |
Anime ga daaaai suki!!! Computer Engineering. Japan is awesome!!! |
| Seriously, this show just handed down the best shocks throughout the season. And damn what an episode it was. A quest for greater things limits the possibilities of goodness. |
When someone asks me why I like anime, I'd say Just Because. |
| Shindo's and Sarakas daughter? Okay nope I'm out :( Sorry for everyone who liked this but for me it's just plain stupid and unnecessary... I would have liked a cut in the middle of this episode, just because of this death scene alone I would have added +2 on the rating. No, I don't ship Zashunina and Shindo! But the scene was beautifully done. If it would have stopped at this very moment I would have forgiven the stupid things they did with Saraka. The daughter seems a bit like a Mary-Sue (Allmighty and such blabla)... but well. It's over now. Byebye potential and story line that I have expected to continue like this after 8 episodes. Initial Rating has been at 8, now I'm down to 5 and I'm nice about it because I really liked the start. |
| Great premise, dragged in the middle, devolved into shounen nonsense in the end. Awful CGI doesn't help. Ultimately, a waste of time. |
| WTF, they had a baby, well that escalated quickly. This final episode totally made no sense. The final conclusion after watching this anime: SEX CAN SOLVE EVERY THING! |
yuliyana29 said: Trainwreck/10. This makes Mayoiga look like a masterpiece. LOl rarely do i see smeone mention Mayoiga in 2017. I agree Mayoiga is a materpiece compared to Kado... Really what the hell was that final episode... FROM being Scifi political anime that requires you to think it got into some kind of Mahou shoujo stuff :D Also studio was basically saying GET REKT fujiyoshis RIp Shindo Zashunina. OTP is Shindo x Saraka |
| Well, I certainly wasn't expecting that it was a weird show overall... which took itself a little to seriously at times. Animation was hit and miss... not quite sure whether or not I liked it, although the CG stuff for the cube was fun 7/10 overall for me edit, 6/10, after further thought, the show doesn't really seem as interesting as it first may have |
 -~◊~- Meduka, become meguca -~◊~- being Meguca is suffering... -~◊~- |
| It's almost astonishing to think of what this anime was like when I first watched it, and to watch the final episode today, I really have to wonder what the hell the showrunners were smoking when they came up with this. Saraka and her daughter, someone that has had literally almost no contact with other people, are the ones that get to decide whether humans should get to have advanced technology or not. Because that makes so much sense. Also, poor Hanamori, guy literally lost 16 years of his life. Only interesting part of the episode was zaShinuna, he was more emotional than most of the humans. Alas for what could have been! |
| There's nothing wrong with people who enjoyed this anime all the way through (seeing all these 9/10s here), but you're delusional if you think the show maintained any kind of the quality it had in the first half. |
| Why did Shindo have to die? What was the point? He has a daughter who can take zaShinina out no problem, why didn't he just send her there from the start? I get that Saraka was saying "Oh we had to make you believe that you'd won" but Yukiko had no trouble at all, they didn't need to have Shindo killed off at all? |
| What an incredible asspull! They just ditched everything about diplomacy and benefit of both sides Episode 0 tried to build-up so hard for whole the series and went with such pathetic unsatisfying conclusion instead! Not to mention they've pretty much destroyed zaShunina in just one episode, he was so out-of-character almost all the episode. Time-travel, unborn daughter with superpowers greater than everyone, the "right" answer, yeah! You gotta be kidding me, right?! They pretty much left us with meaningless symbolic bullshit with no underlying message whatsoever. Empty words! Why to destroy such promising series with the end like this? I'm just very angry right now... Of course, it's wasn't bad series per se (yes, there were some flaws like professor character or some minor illogicalities but still). In fact, it could be great series if they did the ending right. But sadly, that didn't happened. They even tried to ask the important humanity questions and stayed out of cliche mostly so I really don't understand why they had to do it so badly in the end. I kinda enjoyed it for most of the time but in the end this is... 6/10 The perfect example of promising series that was mad irrelevant by its last episode. |
| Shindo and Saraka's daughter coming from the future (or rather a time bubble in this instance) and saving the day sort of made sense from a philosophical standpoint, but from a story perspective it felt like a bit of a deus ex machina. Overall a decent anime, I enjoyed it well enough even if a few parts were a bit vague or contrived. |
| The last 2 or 3 chapter really disappointed me. So much good build up and potential were buried in a wave of cheese at the end. All these emotions at the end felt so out of place. A being like Za-sushina wouldn't behave like that. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| Shido and Saraka are legitimate sociopaths. zaShunina was the purest maiden. Hanamori's fate was just mean. Comedy of the year and best "lolwut" moments since Guilottine Gorilla. |
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| Hanamori has the worst fucking friends. How DARE they say that the child isn't his, he just spent 16 fucking years raising it. All Shindo did was nut inside Tsukai. I would've been fucking pissed if I was Hanamori and I heard them say "It's Shindo's" If anyone ever says you can judge an anime by the first 3 episodes or without having seen the whole thing, let Kado be brought up. I have never seen a show so wonderfully shit the bed in the last 3 episodes. I wasn't even that bugged by the Tsukai twist, it's really just the focus being shifted away from humanity and their collective response to everything, to the individual characters who are all as flat as disgusting pancake. Couple that with this plot device ending that brings up a whole bunch of inconsistencies and relies on strange ethnic issues, impossible forethought and a character sacrificing 16 years of his life because he loves Shindo for reasons nobody knows and you have yourself a shitshow of a shitshow. sasuga Toei |
| Chill members, our boy Shindo is not dead. Just like his daugther said, he had become something beyond the information. But I bet Shindo never thought he can become one at that moment also. By understanding more on the anisotropic most likely change him and the professor girl(disappeared). |
| I actually enjoyed this finale... It really cought me off guard! First, Shindo is stabbed because the "machine" was "corrupted"...  Then, they have a DAUGHTER? WAT? WuT? WTF? That was a huge surprise... And using the 4th gift to chance time inside the safe box to make "the Hibrid" age was genius!  Besides, he didn't like being played...  The only thing getting on my nerves was the Zashunina always screaming "Shindo! Shindo!" rrrrrrrh! 😡😡😡😡😡 Overall: 9/10 |
| I don't know what is wrong with some people here on MAL, but I definitely enjoyed the entire series to it's fullest. |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
| poor zaShunina , he deserves much better than this </3 they really f***ed this show |
| Wtf was that, the ending was a trainwreck and man the show went from 100 to 0 real fast. You really can't convince me that zaShunina didn't notice/forsee time being manipulated or could stop them from using the feature?? It's HIS creation ffs. And how would that even work, the "child" is half human half anisotropic and her "mom" lost most of her powers since she was reborn as partly human or something like that so how the hell would she be stronger than zaShunina? Thats just flawed logic. How the hell did the car get in there? Also HOW did 16 years pass and like where, cause it sure as hell didnt happen in the outside world so was it inside Kado? Without him noticing? But then how does that work? They did the deed and then manipulated time on Saraka so the pregnancy + 16 years would pass by quickly? Then how come she isn't older looking? It just seems like bullshit & extremely flawed writing to me and I'm honestly shocked by how disappointed I am in the ending, I had such high hopes for the anime. What also really bothered me is that Shindo basically emotionally manipulated his best friend into losing 16 years of his life to raise their "child"/"creation". What the fuck. I'm so disappointed and irritated god this is so not what I'd hoped for. |
| Was really worried the last episode would devolve into a punch-'em-up, the preview from episode 11 had me worried, but it didn't disappoint |
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| It was overall a good Anime I think. But, with all those plans who have Shindo, he didn't really have to die. That's is pointless. And zaShunina being so emotional distorted, is that he is finally more human, well that's says Shindo too... Maybe in that way humans are more advanced in the FEELS XD. I understand that the daughter can talk with Shindo because she is able to communicate with something beyond information. I assume that when she talk and reply stand next to Shindo. And I assume Saraka know that in the end. But I really, really thing, that with all those power of her daughter, Shindo Don needed to die to surprise zaShunina. Fuck ending. So good series but this ending could it be more happy, without logical or story quality problem. |
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| Well, this would've been the smartest show of the season if not for that what the fuck ending, but the early episodes were still good enough for me to give it an 8/10. Hopefully the next smartest show this season, Re:creators has a satisfying ending. |
Baka-man said: dash5611 said: So not only did they have a daughter for the sole purpose of being a weapon but trapped her in a prison with just one other person for 16 years. Gon's dad, Goku, yeah they got nothing on these two. Yeah I was thinking the same thing. That's so out of character. They didn't seem like the sociopathic kind till then and bam suddenly they're creating baby weapons and shit, completely disregarding the babies life. And zashunina turned from unemotional to emotional way too fast. Man what a waste of potential. You know the funny thing is I keep seeing people say "poor Hanamori" because he sacrificed 16 years of his life to raise their daughter. But she was trapped in a bubble her entire life. Honestly that's a villain origin story if anything. I wouldn't have blamed her if she sided against Shindo. Unless Hanamori spent those 16 years indoctrinating her for the final confrontation. Brainwashing is always a sound tactic when raising child soldiers. |
| Could've gone worse. Was still pelasantly surprised by the last episode. The PM made a very valid point. Now that humanity has knowledge of the anisotropic, we know where to advance to solve our problems. |
| This was quite different than what I expected, not that that is a bad thing. I am a little disappointed with the conclusion though. This is probably one of the worst offending deus ex machinas I have ever seen. |
SabrinaKhuntia said: Jokes aside, this anime went downhill fast IMO. I don't really mind the romance specifically (although I'd prefer if it hadn't been a thing), but the show went from being plot-driven to character-driven within the span of, like, one episode and it was an extremely awkward transition. Heck, even in the previous episode, there was a moment between Shindo and some guy whose name I've already forgotten that was supposed to be touching, but I barely even felt anything since he was a random side character who's only shown up on screen like three times. 6/10, since the concept was unique and decently lived up to its potential for a good chunk of the duration. ^^This^^ It started out so strong! Then it fell flat and never revived. I felt that the art and music were pretty good so I gave it the same score. |
| Lame last two episodes. Pretty strange too. |
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| Jesus... How Horrifying. I give 6/10 for this anime, because I liked very much the first part(episodes 1-6). But the other part was terrible. All very rushed, forced twists plus these zaShunina reactions and shonen things. |
| Seems like the right answer was making babies ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) That ending was bad, could have been worst tho and be a boring dbz style battle but it finished with a bang instead. It sure was a spectacle.. Going to give it a 6/10 and not less tho because before episode 9 it was a legit good show and i was looking forward to it a lot this season. Dammit Toei. |
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| Not bad, i was suspecting they want to go for the cliffhanger and put us on a tale for a 2ed season but no, they actually finished the story. ZaShunina- Shindou moments were predictable but that "get out of here faget, i have a kid and its gonna kick ur ass" moments was really funny and unexpected. So overall, although the anime wasn't the "Right answer" that it could've been, but we can say its qualify to be "An answer", so i give it 7/10. |
| This was a beautiful trainwreck. It destroyed my initial expectations to this show but welp, a salty and buttblasted Fujo fanbase is fine too |
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
Tokoya said: Was waiting for this DBZ level final battle that the haters were SO CERTAIN was going to go down but sadly that didn't happen huh? Either way, I was pleasantly surprised by how they handled this series in the end, because not only did they throw most of the haters for a loop thinking that it was going to be some type of Naruto vs Sasuke match between Shindo and Yaha, but instead they did the exact opposite The only predictable thing like @Stark700 said was Shindo dying (That was always a possibility given how close he and Yagha was, but I'm not even mad because that exchange of words between them was beautiful and the way it ended was really satisfying despite his death) I liked that the show didn't have to dumb itself down either in regards to the fate of Fregonics and instead allowed both parties to maintain some level of intellect in regards to their strategies (Yaha linking Fregonics to KADO, so therefore, whatever happens to him happens tothe Wam that he gave the humans and likewise with Shindo and co using the Namo-can't bother typing this name out to enact their plan that I'm certain most including myself did not see coming) YUKIKA.....My goodness she saved this finale from being predictable and a full on battle shounen finale.....And I love how she's essentially a culmination of Shindo and Yaha mixed with a bit of her mom.....The exact culmination of all 3 ideologies coming into one and having her be raised by the other dude is just sweet :''') Like I said in the previous thread, I was never against humanity using the Wam etc but rather I felt like being forced to assimilate to anything IS fundamentally wrong on tons of fronts and levels and instead we should just naturally progress forward instead of rushing things that we are not ready for nor fully comprehend (Which is what Yaha was trying to do which in turn would destroy humanity) and that is why I'm glad that even though humanity lost it's Wam, they still have the knowledge to go off on so that naturally we will progress to achieving those higher dimensions and thankfully Yukika helped Yaha to understand this in the end because as I said before, she is the walking and talking culmination of all three ideologies And lastly, I'm glad that Saraka chose to get rid of her powers since her keeping them would have made her a complete hypocrite as well as it being a huge contradiction to the purpose of this finale and the ending.....And I'm even more thankful that she didn't involve herself physically in this finale/confrontation lol Easiest 9/10 I've ever given out this season I quote this, because it's a good post and it expresses my positive feelings about the ending. As always, you don't fail to write well, Tokoya. However, I can't help but feel disappointed, largely due to my own expectations. I was touched by Shindo and Yaha's conversation, but I wanted more than a small emotional stir. I expected a deep long debate, with Yaha openly expressing all the positives of his outlook and Shindo expressing his own. Yes, I understand that at that point Yaha was a bit unstable, since he was coming to terms with the human emotions that were surging inside him and the singularity realization, hence his immediate strong attachment to the one stable pillar before him - Shindo, yet that was no excuse for him to immediately jump to "If I can't have you, no one will". If there was such a scene, where Shindo thoroughly told him about how humanity reached this "singularity state" - emotions, pacing yourself, being at peace with the universe, etc. -, I believe the episode would have had a far more stable ground to put its "finished" flag. The debate doesn't need to be 15 or 20 minutes. It could have easily fitted before the two strike at each other, the latter moment being even more emotional, I believe. It's exactly because this scene was missing that I felt awkward when the daughter appeared. Was it creative? Yes, it was. It was definitely not something we see every day. However, it doesn't make it fantastic. As Tokoya mentions, Yukika embodies all three ideologies, which is a good start, but the way her character performed ruined her concept to a certain degree in my eyes. Her being able to fling Yaha left and right without batting an eye, as if she were a goddess above all deities, for the 16 years she has been in existence, is so sweet it's perfectly bitter. Yes, it could be argued that, as a half-anisotropic being, both her physical and mental growth could have a greater speed than that of humans, but I find it hard to imagine a being trapped in an isolated house since birth for 16 years to possess a greater understanding of, generally speaking, everything than a being that has been in existence for what we could only fathom as eternity. Even if both Shindo and Saraka taught her, even if she was given many books to read, what pure genetics can do in the creation of the mental state is limited without the active various stimuli from the outside world. And this is coming from a person who loves genetics! It could even be said that her being able to do what she did sets fire on Saraka's ideology that the true miracle of humanity doesn't happen from being given everything in an instant, but from growing and experiencing many different things throughout your lifetime. Being part of the younger better generation does not automatically mean you are better than those older than you, who have wisdom from the time they have lived. Also, this is coming from a 20-year-old human being! I wouldn't have qualms against her defeating Yaha, because I understand this is about one concept toppling the other, if she hadn't done so without receiving a blow from Yaha or failing to properly use her powers. In fact, if there had been a moment in that "battle", where Yukika had found herself in a pinch with Yaha seemingly winning, it would have made much more sense in the scenario, because she embodies a young concept, one not entirely polished and without the experience of millennia, but her eventually winning would have shown that, despite existing flaws, she is the right answer. In the end, I feel like I was promised chocolate cake, but was given only chocolate. It's delicious, but it's not cake. It doesn't have the finesse of cake. Until now, my rating was 9/10, but I'll lower it to 8/10. A shame, but I can't shut my eyes and pretend I didn't see what I did. Of course, this is how I feel about the ending and I'm not imposing it on anyone. |
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