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Just finished this anime and i think it is very good. Be wary of spoilers.

The animation (specially in the initial episodes and the last one) is great and the CG's are well-placed so they don't look intrusive at all in my opinion.

The story; as everyone already praised in the reviews is really a very good change to the dystopia scenario. There's this element in the anime that i wanna talk about wich is subliminarity, you can feel that every character line isn't there just to fit a script, almost every piece of information dialogues have gives you a hint about somthing and as i said, ... isn't there for just no reason. You can notice hidden intentions and awkwardness in conversations.

Many times the Bakenezumi are shown as creatures very similar to humans, and the whole revolution thing seems a lot like what non-PK humans would if they were in that actual situation, but it's a slow burn, the anime never say yes nor no to you and that pacing is awesome. I'm not going to talk about the fictional universe because there's already very good reviews about that.

What i really want you guys to do is watch this anime with a good stereo headset so you can notice how much awesome the sound editing is. In the animation, you can already see that most scenes has depth and looks somehow 3d and i must say it is not different with the audio. The episode of the camping opened my eyes to this and i could not stop paying attention on the ambient effect sounds and background musics even when at very low volume. This combined with the art quality in general provided with a great immersion.

Most characters have a "cute" design and them being and acting in a world that you know is dark but also seem very beautiful creates a macabre atmosphere in many scenes.

This anime is worth your time, go ahead and watch it.

Be wary of spoilers.

Just finished the last episode. This anime is just so good.

The animation style might seem a little wierd at first, but as the anime goes you can see that it is the most fitting for the anime due to the dark atmosphere it has.

For me the best thing about this anime is the story; There was some observations i wanted to do regarding the development of some characters but i can only think about how awesome the plot is. It makes you think, it makes you interpret and create ideas of your own about what could be happening.

A great example ... of that is that military operation, that shows that even tho the parasytes have a very logical way of thinking, they learned it just now. Humans have logic completely mastered and refined along the years at their side (personal opinion). Parasytes tend to think in different ways depending on how they were "grown" in the first days and i think that is also awesome and says a lot about us.

Soundtrack is great, highlighting the use of "action" eletronic and dubstep on tense scenes. The gore is so good to look at and the movement in battle flows beautifully. The anime kills characters and shows blood with no fear and present moments where there's not a single character in scene, but the scenario is so dark you can feel something bad is going to happen.

The main character growth is one of the most important things in this anime, and goes off the cliche road of forever innocent and pure protagonist. You can also notice how he physically grows as the anime goes.

Also a huge thumbs up for the desperation scenes, period.

I devoured this anime and i suggest you guys to do the same.

This is not a review only of Bakuman 3 but of all seasons so far.

Starting with the first episode: a very good one, it makes you laugh and showcase the world and the art very well. The thing is from the first episode you know how the anime is going to end(ish). I'm not saying that this is a bad thing but this anime is slow paced, repetitive and even boring at some points so this plus having 90% of certainty of how things are going to end must cause most people to lose interest.

The art and how things are shown bring a very strong ... sense of reality to the anime also related to that it is awesome to see manga volumes that i have inside an anime. And the way they talk about real life animes with no censorship.

The characters are very good explored in the way they think; you can know even what the most irrelevant character thinks about the situations presented. There's a bunch of characters which means many of them have a chance to be forgotten as the plot goes, but i think it's really wierd how Asuki just vanish for good long time. I understand there's script limitations but she IS a main character i'd say.

The message the anime gives us is beautiful and there's more then one.
But so does most animes. I guess the slow paced way of showing this is part of what they want us to understand.

The soundtrack isn't great and sometimes the "sad music" or the "winning music" enter too early and you can tell just what will happen next, if you haven't figured out on your own before (which isn't that hard). Even though i must say the music of the "Super Hero Legends" opening is still in my head.

Also great that they worked on showing in a nice way the animes of the mangas created by those characters.

A Good anime with deep characters and some serious feeling of reality.

(First review ever i might have missed something. English is not my native language so sorry about some eventual mistake on the matter.)