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ThirteenEleven said: Or you know, it's just a way of anime showing that he is being missed? Such thing often happens when one character thinks they saw someone dead just to turn around and be disappointed. At least to me it's rather clearly such case in here. And honestly, there is no reason for him to survive: his reason of dying was explained and seemed unavoidable. Then nothing happened that could work some miracles or w/e - no space magic, no friendship power - they just beat the bad guy. Him suddently being better would be extreme asspull or even plothole (based on earlier explaination). We will know for sure when sequel will be out |
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| I think I enjoyed Gridman more, this was ok. The characters made the show for me, Yume development was pretty good and other characters like Koyomi, Yomogi and Chise were pretty fun to follow. Had not that much interest in the plot though until the last few episodes, but even then I found it pretty meh. Still an enjoyable ride. 6.5/10 |
| Personally, I'm not really sure how to rate this. Personally, I think Gridman was better than this, especially in the story department and the fight scenes. The only solid thing in Dynazenon's favour are the characters, who are just as underdeveloped as the Gridman characters but a bit more likable for me. A decent show but I'm definitely excited for the next installment. It's going to be hella interesting to see what they're going to do next. |
| This was atrocious. I sat through 12 episodes of nothing happening. The secondary plot that permeated nearly every episode about Yume's sister never got resolved. The NEET's constant flashbacks to the bag of money had no payoff. There was no resolution to him dating the married woman. I have no idea what the kaiju users' end goal was, why Gauma betrayed them 5,000 years ago, or how they got revived. No explanation for how Yomogi could seemingly be a kaiju user himself or where this power came from. The whole thing was a mess of loose ends. The antagonists seemed interesting by being morally grey throughout the show, but in the end, no, they all just merged into one monster to try to destroy everything. Very disappointing. Not a single character other than Gauma was remotely likeable. I do not believe for a second Yomogi liked Yume. She has less personality than a dead rock. She always has the same dumb blank expression on her face and speaks in a flat monotone voice. Even when she was falling off the flood gate she didn't emote anything. There is zero chemistry between them. I'd say it's a case of it was the first girl in his life that paid attention to him but that's not the case because he already had female friends. I have no idea what he sees in her. Yume was a bland blank slate of a character and being dragged along for 10+ episodes waiting for her sister issue to be resolved and still never finding out what happened despite the red herrings of the choir club member and the boyfriend being suspicious just made me angry. I feel like it wasted my time. In the end the show was all style and zero substance. |
| I loved this! Part of me was worried they'd botch the finale, but they definitely didn't. Everything more or less got its own resolution. I also loved the Yume x Yomogi romantic payoff, even if it was short, it's pretty much confirmed they're dating with Yomogi calling Minami by her first name and them holding hands on their way to the cafe. I also saw someone mention how Yomogi was dressed as a mummy (like Gauma) and Yume was dressed as a princess (like the princess Gauma loved). Their relationship was handled so well and, despite the series being only 12 episodes, developed at a very natural pace. I'd honestly say their romance was handled better than most actual romance anime I've seen. |
| Sad to see Dynazenon, Gauma, and even the Kaiju users gone. It was an epic battle. ...wait I Gauma right before they leave. Wat...? It has its dull moments, but I enjoyed the show. Glad that its over. |
| I really liked the ambience of the quiet moments in this show. Felt real. |
| That was a lonely ending but I love it nonetheless. I guess Yume and Yomogi are going out with each other now seeing that they're calling each other by their given name. Such sweet relationship. I was hoping for more! Chise and Koyomi are still friends as ever, glad to see them both okay. Overall, I would give this a 8/10! but since there will be a collaboration between this and Gridman, I gave it a 9/10. P.S. I wonder why is Dynazenon working and moving in that "cliffhanger" lol! I'll be looking forward to that Movie collab... but they could've just made it a series. lol Sol_Ou said: I solemnly agree!I really liked the ambience of the quiet moments in this show. Felt real. |
CrazyButNot4UJun 2, 2022 11:02 PM
| It's not that I dislike this genre but... to add unnecessary fan services to/in/for heroines and ultimately destroys her character and personality; their purity tarnished because of it, is the only thing I hope to not happen to them. For that sole purity is my fan service. |
| Epic final episode. For a moment I didn't recognize Koyomi there (looking pretty handsome). Personally I don't think Dynazenon as a whole was better than Gridman as some stuff felt unfinished (damn Gauma never told us the third thing), but still a great series. |
| This anime was a mess. It felt like I was watching two different anime plots in one goddamn anime and the Mecha power rangers half was the bad half of each episode. |
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| I feel like I finally got the Kaiju genre with Dynazenon, this might be better than Gridman, at least for me. |
| Wouldn't compare with gridman since gridman was more of a plot driven and mystery series where the ending made a lot sense with the way they ended it while dynazenon ending is just so satisfying because of giving conclusions to almost every character and that's why it makes it completely character driven series. Really loved that fight and that conversation between suzumi and yomogi was my fav part of this eps. |
| Dynazenon was surprisingly good; having the chemistry, motivations, and general depth of setting that Gridman was painfully lacking in. Moreover, it never forgot the role the antagonist was supposed to play throughout the anime, which was a welcome sight. Even the kaiju battles were improved, with much more vigour and fluidity to them, as well as some cool transformation scenes. |
  ｲ乇刀乇乃尺ﾑ乇 ㊎   ㊰☽ Shaded Horizon ☾ |
| Exactyl like sss gridman the story doesn't pick itself up until near the ending of the episodes but I think like gridman more. Mujina is the best. |
| *lots of loose ends and unanswered questions still remaining* Final episode: "hehe, big kaiju fight with tons of mecha combinations goes brrrrrrrrrrrr" Underwhelming finale but I was half expecting a resolution like this after noticing the amount of unaddressed plot points the show was carrying throughout its runtime. Some of them being: Yomogi somehow being able to use "Instance Domination", the Princess' identity and how she and Gauma became lovers, the Kaiju Eugenicists' ultimate goal, the cast never addressing the numerous deaths each confrontation with Kaijus provoked, the deal with Koyomi's old classmate and her behavior towards him, Chise's unexplored background, etc. Not to mention that Yume's sister's death being a mere accident all along makes me think those 9 episodes of buildup pointing at something greater were nothing but a huge waste of time for me. 5/10 - This said, I still think Dynazenon is slightly better than Gridman, but only because Dynazenon does it better at exploring interpersonal relationships as well as giving interesting character study moments from time to time. |
| love it felt great damn gonna miss Goldburn and gonna miss Gauma he was the realest of real AND I LOVE THAT DYNO REX!!! |
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