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| I'd like to know what happened to My Waifu (a.k.a. Asperger Chan, or Dr. Shinawa)? The look on her face, when she heard that zaShuina wanted to take humanity into the Anistropic, and shots of her working furiously (as she is wont to do) after the "Fregonics Man" armor was complete, gives me the impression of a Despicable Me "Light-Bulb!" moment. Could she and "Deus ex Machina Chan" have gone on a grand tour of the Anistropic? Inquiring minds want to know! |
| "I am not a Mochi Monster" - Nyanko Sensei |
| What were they on when they thought: "Oh, if we have a child between a human and an anisotropic being, s/he'll totally be OP."? Like... how could they possibly have arrived at that conclusion? The whole plan of having a child trapped in an isolated and time-fudged space was pretty sad. I mean, I might understand if Shindo had mostly lost his humanity... but everyone else apparently agreed with the plan... and the only reason why Shindo would oppose ZaShunina in the firstly is precisely out of consideration for "humanity" and regaining the concept of his own humanity. So pulling a stunt like this can't make sense, he also sacrificed 16 years of Hanamori's life to make this work. Then again, he walked into a battle he knew he'd win... in terms of baiting ZaShunina to kill him, just so that he could surprise the heck out of ZaShunina when the plan he thought succeeded turned out to have something come out from nowhere......... it certainly surprised me. Also, why is she wearing a school uniform? It's not like she ever needed one in the first place, right? At least they're letting her go do her own thing. Sure, 16 years is nothing on the boredom ZaShunina and his anisotropic compatriots experienced throughout the birth of the universe... I just think it's still not a very human thing to agree to a plan that trapped a baby (made out of convenience) in space for what we perceive to be an utterly long time. (I guess why ZaShunina went "rogue" in the first place?) Am I done blabbering now? Probably, I have more questions... but it's not like I hate the show. I enjoyed it a lot actually, and I don't believe an ending should necessarily nullify the effect of the rest of the story that came before it. |
| I would have actually preferred a shounen fight at the end. Talking it out with fists is way better than "haha we produced a child, accelerated time for her, and she's somehow an OP gal who can 2 shot Zashunina because fuck logic". And honestly, I really don't see how Zashunina was so in the wrong. The whole conflict was increadibly stupid. It made no sense whatsoever. I'll give it a 7/10 just because of how great it started. |
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Saffron_entity said: I would have actually preferred a shounen fight at the end. Talking it out with fists is way better than "haha we produced a child, accelerated time for her, and she's somehow an OP gal who can 2 shot Zashunina because fuck logic". And honestly, I really don't see how Zashunina was so in the wrong. The whole conflict was increadibly stupid. It made no sense whatsoever. I'll give it a 7/10 just because of how great it started. I would have settled for a shujo fight, but yeah, if zaShuina only needed one human to successfully cross over to the Anistropic, why didn't he just ask for volunteers? |
| "I am not a Mochi Monster" - Nyanko Sensei |
| Worst ending ever. Honestly everything that happened after ep 9 felt like they just replaced the writer and hired somebody else who had no idea what they were doing. Nothing made sense and they took the show into a whole other direction? Everything the characters built up during the first episodes were just completely ruined because of Saraka and whatever her own desires were for the fate of humanity. Honestly she's the most cliche tsundere anime girl type I've seen in a long time. I don't even know how she got her job as negotiator because she's so childish? This show had so much potential but that ending really ruined it. |
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| I loved this anime from the beginning, and I loved it even more after the plot twist. It's amazing how these "aliens", the anisotropic beings, who started off so cold and austere, because so humane in the end. Saraka fell in love with Shindou, and also Yaha-kui zaShunina loved him a lot, apparently. The ending was far from a typical "happily ever after", so congrats for that, Seikaisuru Kado. You are one of the best anime of spring 2017. But when was Yukika conceived?? If I got it right she was conceived in the timeframe of the last 4 episodes, and then they manipulated time so she spent a while with Shindou and after he died Hanamori took care of her? In a different timezone?? W H A T Overall: 8 |
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| the seris started great but then it changed what the hell happened now we get this ending |
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| This was an intellectual and thought-provoking show about an alien trying to progress human civilization...and it turned into a battle shonen; evil and over-the-top shonen villain expressions from zaShunia, included. lmao anime is wild. Japan is wild. They never even showed when Shindou and Saraka did the deed. The last thing we saw from them was a kiss. Did Saraka get pregnant from the kiss? |
| I guess ZaShunina saw being cold and logical wasn't getting Shindou to come with him so he tried appealing to his more emotional/human side? Or maybe ZaShunina just had an emotional breakdown when his only friend didn't agree with him. Either way, I really liked how their relationship developed despite ZaShunina not understanding humans until the very end. Very believable imo. Overall, the ending felt a bit rushed, the OP kid came completely out of left field (though it was hilarious when she was first revealed), and props to Hanamori for raising a kid that wasn't his own for 16 years. I really liked the premise and character development of ZaShunina/Shindo so 7/10. |
| oh what a twist that I didn't expect... they used the Nanomis-heim and produced a dimension which time progresses quickly and Shindo eloped with Saraka and made a baby hybrid girl who is more powerful than a godlike and I think Yukika is already beyond godlike...ok LEGIT! 3/5. 7/10 - because i think everything is an asspull. |
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| I'd be lying if I thought this ending was fine. I didn't like it at all. |
Masood_sama_XN said: LeonLanford said: 1. They're just sealed within boundary? Hanamori and Yukika's outfit and the car seems to say they're living another life in other parallel world.. If they're just sealed within boundary, why Hanamori said he raised Yukika for 16 years? Why he must also go with Yukika? 2. Yeah no explanation about the ring at all.. All I just said was just a speculation. 3. The answer is probably about the 'soul'. You can copy 2 identical things but the soul won't be the same. Which raised the question about who Yukika talked with in the end. Was that Shindo but in soul form or Shindo in alternative world? If that Shindo in soul form, then does afterlife exists? Hanamori is still alive in the end. They way his friends treated him just made me sad.. Hanamori: "I'm her father, I rased her for 16 years you know", and then her friends just laughed him off: "Shindo is the father lol". Yukika 'killed' Yahakui was questionable, is there such a thing as 'kill' in anisotropic life form? Yahakui might be still 'alive' and return later. 1. If parallel worlds exist, Zashunina from higher dimension should have come in all of them otherwise how did Zashunina defeated in that parallel world? 3. I think in an series that there is humanity's advance and science, there is mind but soul has no place 1. Did you forget about Sansa? It made you aware that there's more than one of 'you'. 'You' in here is just one piece. Anisotropic is different, anisotropic is just one entity. It was explained when Yahakui talking about the world administrator. Normal human also can't live 16 years being isolated, Hanamori will go crazy. Furthermore there's no food in isolated space. 3. It's the only reason why Yahakui can't replicate living being perfectly. Unless you have other explanation? I won't explain again to you if you still don't understand. After all those are all just my hypothesis. Akuma-chi said: But when was Yukika conceived?? If I got it right she was conceived in the timeframe of the last 4 episodes, and then they manipulated time so she spent a while with Shindou and after he died Hanamori took care of her? In a different timezone?? W H A T Overall: 8 Mormegil said: This was an intellectual and thought-provoking show about an alien trying to progress human civilization...and it turned into a battle shonen; evil and over-the-top shonen villain expressions from zaShunia, included. lmao anime is wild. Japan is wild. They never even showed when Shindou and Saraka did the deed. The last thing we saw from them was a kiss. Did Saraka get pregnant from the kiss? Most likely after the kiss, they went somewhere. It's already dawn when Shindo return. He was fixing his tie and said sorry he was late.  |
| Started very well, then went downhill until episode 11 and 12 that went complete bulls***. This is appalling. |
froggy25Jul 3, 2017 2:39 PM
LeonLanford said: 1. Did you forget about Sansa? It made you aware that there's more than one of 'you'. 'You' in here is just one piece. Anisotropic is different, anisotropic is just one entity. It was explained when Yahakui talking about the world administrator. Normal human also can't live 16 years being isolated, Hanamori will go crazy. Furthermore there's no food in isolated space. 3. It's the only reason why Yahakui can't replicate living being perfectly. Unless you have other explanation? I won't explain again to you if you still don't understand. After all those are all just my hypothesis. Sansa is like multi core CPU, you can do multiple things with brain at same time and they only said about sleeping; It can't make one of you age physically Here is the isolated place with rooms, and they used Nanomis-hein to make time goes faster there relative to outside (like The Room of Spirit and Time in DBZ)  |
| I was gonna make a joke about how Shindo got laid the previous ep, but mfw super baby. Seeing zaShunina get so bfto was pretty entertaining, ngl. |
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| ಠ_ಠ just the hell are you doing Toei, well could be worse but it doesn't mean it's good. Start very strong but suddenly change in direction in very awkward way. I hope I can rate this 7/10 but that deus ex machina though, poor Hanamori. 6/10, just give me back the non yandere zaShunina from early episodes and I'll be happy |
| The right answer is not "understanding each other" but "just make babies." How could we have been so blind? I would be annoyed, but I stopped taking the show seriously around the half-way point. So yeah, I'm baffled but not annoyed. This was still an okay show, I was never bored at least. Nice to look at, catchy opening and ending, and I liked zaShunina, even if the show wasted his potential. It's also funny that, aside from zaShu, it's the characters I disliked the most initially that I prefer to remember after the finale: Hanamori and Shinawa. Shindou and Tsukai were alright, but I feel like the last quarter of the show drove their characters into the ground, taking all credibility from them. |
LeeTailorJul 3, 2017 8:58 PM
| This plot has so many holes it could be a swiss cheese. At the first episodes it had everything to be a great anime: Interesting premisse and design, likeable main character, and originality... Then, the direction suddenly took a completly different route and everything built until that moment was thrown to the trash. Just to have a new character solving everything with her god powers in the last minutes. Also Yaha-Kui, the character that in my opinion was the one who made everything interesting in first place, got completly put aside for no reason at all. And when he came back to having screen time, it was just to be made the bad guy by behaving in a way that just don't suit his personality until there. And then "die" in the hands of the new OP character. --' Meanwhile, Saraka used the p*ssy power to convince Shindo into siding with her without the need of strong arguments and fair negotiation. There's no way I can respect her. Also the moral was like "If you have enough power your answer is the right answer". And fine, that's how the world works but not what I want to see in my anime. So I gave it a 3/10. |
SatanJul 3, 2017 9:02 PM
 Ｍｅｎ Ａｒｅ Ｆｒｏｍ Ｍａｒｓ， Ｗｏｍｅｎ Ａｒｅ Ｆｒｏｍ Ｖｅｎｕｓ ａｎｄ Ｇａｙｓ Ａｒｅ Ｆｒｏｍ Ｕｒａｎｕｓ |
| The homo advanced REAL quick here. I'm gonna miss this show. I really loved it. I'm gonna hunt the manga down for sure. |
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| What...what was that ending?! This started out so promising, aside from the CGI, but then after the "big reveal" that Zashu was a bad guy it just devolved into a very lackluster anime with, pardon my franchesism, ass pulls left and right and with Shindo's daughter being the cherry on the cake..I'm VERY disappointed about how this turned out... It was a relatively accurate story, about how humanity would react to an advanced alien coming to share his technologies. Then they went with the most boring reveal that he had ulterior motives, which I was still fine with, then some last minute explanations about time travels and basically a god being born between a human and an anisotropic being.. The one thing I liked about the ending is how Tsukai basically implied that even if people die they transform into information and survive in some other dimension like that, unless I misinterpreted that part. |
AnathorJul 4, 2017 1:21 PM
| I love how it is almost an even split between people loving this episode and hating it. This show presented a ton of interesting, unique ideas. A lot of interesting and memorable characters. It was incredibly unpredictable. Gray morality. And how very polarizing! Love or hate! Won the season, easily. |
| I'm with the disappointed camp :/ I also have the same questions as well, the main one being how can an organism that is half human and and half anistropic be in a higher dimension than an anistropic? Their explanation for it doesn't seem logical or physically possible, the fact that she has understanding of both humanity and the anistropic makes her a higher dimension? Did they forget the fact that Saraka, reincarnating since the beginning of Earth, has lost some powers due to the fact that she's been in a lower dimension for so long? I'm thinking of several ways that this could make sense, but I also keep finding rebuttals against those theories. I also don't understand why Saraka would've lost her powers. Losing her powers means that she lost understanding of the anistropic, and can that happen just because she conceived a half human baby (who is biologically human...because Saraka is biologically in a human body...)? And if someone does give a persuasive answer to this question, then why did Yukika not arrive earlier, if she's so powerful? There wasn't even a second where she struggled against Yaha. If she came earlier and in time to save her biological father, they would've still been able to surprise Yaha... ALTHOUGH I'd be pretty happy if the answer is in fact that she doesn't care too much about her biological given the fact that he was MIA all her life. Her real father is Hanamori. And I agree that it's screwed up how the others denied that Yukika wasn't his daughter. How dare they. The worst (saddest) part about Yukika's existence is that they planned for her to be the ultimate "weapon" against Yaha. I'd like to think that Shindo and god forbid Saraka aren't terrible people that would only procreate for the sake of defeating an "enemy." Another good question brought up by other users is why would Yukika even care, if she hadn't been raised by her parents, and that she disappeared to who knows where after she took out Yaha. Perhaps the best way to explain this is that Yukika is of higher dimension and knows more things that we 4D creatures that just can't comprehend so she's willing to execute her biological parents' plan. I wish I didn't just spend all this time typing just about the last few minutes of this series, but that's also what ultimately led to my dissatisfaction with this series, which I had otherwise been really excited to watch week after week. And I don't think people who share my opinion about the latter part of the series had wrong expectations either, no one can deny that for the majority of the series, it was more or less, peaceful, interesting, and arguably smart negotiation between Yaha and Shindo. But maybe I could've personally received the end of the series better if the series had a proper escalation. |
tingyJul 4, 2017 10:29 PM
| I see this final episode has received some mixed reviews but I thought it was a well crafted story with an ending that gave the viewers a finite ending while also providing the opportunity to interpret what the ending really means. The action was kept short and didn't get too crazy with the animation which is a good thing because action sequences in 3D CG usually don't go over too well. I liked the mental twists and turns and the philosophy of the right answer. Overall I would say this was a good anime and one of the best 3D CG animes I have seen so I will give it a 7/10 for a job well done. |
| I shall rule over the realms of anime and manga! Mwahhahahahaha!!! |
| People who wanted a fighting shônen nekketsu must be disappointed. Though those who were here for the scifi intrigue probably are too. Well, this character-focused evolution didn't serve the series well unless this was the true goal of the show. A bubble-baby developed only to surprise the antagonist, coming out of nowhere then annihilating him? That went fast. Also, she had higher comprehension than any being before just because she was breed from a human who gained slight anisotropic comprehension and a woman who was an anisotropic being reduced to our dimensions? That's weirder than the rest of the show. 2/5 The worst part for me was the epilogue. OVERALL: Promising ideas and beginning centered on dialogues and a serious scifi intrigue with such a weird change of path past the middle point. In the end, the pointlessness of it surprised me. Visually, it was fine with a few weird shots at times. Nothing terrible compared to usual 3DCGI TV shows. Score: 6/10 Enjoyment: 2/5 6/10 It should have avoided to be so misleading about its intentions. |
Rei_IIINov 6, 2020 4:59 PM
| After Shindou and Tsukai kissed, I legit said in my head "he gonna smack that ass so hard that they create another god" as a joke, and I know that ain't gonna happen. On this episode I saw the girl, and I think "maybe another being they asked for help" until she showed the video.. a higher being at that. This twist tho make me tilt like a fking slinky DEJA VUUUU Not cliche final battle/10 |
| I didnt feel satisfied with the ending at all, the series started pretty strong, it had some unnecessary moments like the forced romantic subplot, but i hoped that the finale could at least fix some of it. it didnt. it was rushed, the daughter came out of nowhere, hanamori didnt deserve what he got in the end.. i'm glad the series is wrapped up and that it doesn't have an ending open to interpretation but it wasn't a good way to do it. i'd give it a 7.5/10 but i'm settling at 8/10 because it had some really strong moments |
| im gay |
| Kado was a really cool idea that having just seen The Arrival a month prior to when Kado began airing I was totally onboard with. I liked the show at first and I enjoyed the what if scenario it was going for and it's own tale about first contact. But towards the end it took a turn that I really didn't enjoy much. I understood the show had to end and it clearly wanted to do so with a bang but I think it's a shame that it didn't commit to the interesting vision of humanity after first contact that it felt like it had been building towards early on. Its like Kado began asking questions but did little at having an attempt at answers, it didn't fully enjoy the sandbox it had created for itself and I think that is a real missed opportunity. Instead it told the same story by it's end that we've seen plenty of times before and unfortunately that just left it feeling pretty middle of the road. Kado is a show with some interesting ideas but the show lacked conviction and instead reverted to a pretty safe and somewhat basic on it's surface story conclusion. For example I would have loved for them to explore the effect on the planet when energy is no longer a valuable resource and the effect on humanity and the way people live their lives now they no longer have to sleep which means peoples lives have effectively been extended by a third. Those ideas change Humanity and Society as we know it and to not even explore that was a massively missed opportunity. The animation was a mixed bag with completely unnecessary 3D character models for only a few members of the cast, kinda baffling really. I'm mixed on the experience as a whole but it had enough cool moments that made it a good watch. |
BlaizeVJul 8, 2017 2:52 PM
| To quote someone else: "The right answer was making babies. This whole show was Japanese propaganda trying to increase the country birthrate." I'm disappointed with the conclusion. I don't know what to think about the series as a whole: episodes 0–1 were pure setup, episodes 2–8 were great, episodes 9–12 were a trainwreck downhill. Kudos for decent 3D, but the story conclusion sucked major ass. |
| They had a kid! And how well behaved she was to stick to the plan after 16 years! Did she save her daddy? They certainly didn't leave any clues. I'm not sure if I want to give this anime 6 (above average) or 7 (good). I'm thinking 6/10 only because it was never really exciting. It was quite interesting though and I enjoyed it. Definitely worth watching. Shindo, the man with the plan. I'd rather not think he only had a child with Saraka for the "plan". |
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| if the daughter is stronger than zaShunina, could she just defeat him without letting Shindo die? anyway, i think this show proves again it is very hard to fight the humans :) |
| This was a pretty good show. Nothing amazing, and there were times that I fucking hated the animation, but it was interesting. 7/10 |
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| so in the end, it's not the right answer, lol but I am amazed, to think that they enjoyed life of raising a children in a limited space, just to kill Yaha-Kui. I mean, even that Hanamori the one who raise their kid, they both still under go 9 month of pregnant in that space and time. pretty impressive I could say. |
| So that last part with Saraka walking off picture behind the curtain, you here sounds like shes using her powers again (maybe teleport?) even though she shouldn't have them anymore? maybe she went up a few dimensions and gained new powers? |
| Personally, I really liked the ending and don't get what all the hate is about, but whatever, opinions are opinions and it's kinda hard to change other's, so why try on something as unimportant as this XD |
| “I love heroes, but I don't want to be one. Do you even know what a hero is!? For example, you have some meat. Pirates will feast on the meat, but the hero will distribute it among the people! I want to eat the meat!” - Monkey D. Luffy |
| I enjoyed this series until episode 11 where it went from 8 to 4. This was very bad in my view and the writer needs to rethink his career. |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
 Trainwreck of the year? First half was somewhat interesting, even if by then I felt the show was more like a moralistic story geared towards the younger demographic due to the lack of darker tones (for one, there's no real ill will), but boy, did the show go downwards after the twist. Some shows end on cliffhangers; this show walked off the cliff by the end. |
| Although I didn't understood wat happend in the last episode, the other episodes were great and intresting. 8/10. |
Nanika ga Okashii |
| can someone explain how a human impregnate an anisotropic being? I wonder how this show might turns out if yahakui manifested as a female instead.. |
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| When watching sci-fi anime I tend to prefer ones that give me "Independence day" vibes rather than the "Arrival" but I wanted to continue because I thought the anisotropic being wanted to start WW3 under the guise of human advancement. LOL Anyway, what surprised me the most was the fact that Shindo who is a renowned negotiator went along with the whole ordeal full aware of what humanity is capable of especially when advanced through unnatural means. He didn't question the anisotropic's ulterior motive either until it was brought to his attention through Saraka's love for humanity. The ending was confusing. I mean if Yukika is a half human and half anisotropic then how can she be of higher dimension than the true anisotropic who created humanity. 5/10 |
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