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Story: 9/10
The story is well written and has nice pacing to it. You follow a man that has a chance to retake high school for a year. He befriends others, and tries to help to get them all together. At the first episode, it has to cover a decent chunk of backstory, and ReLife does that very well. After that, it paces itself consistently throughout the episodes. By the end, most things feel like they are explained, but there might be a missing link or two somewhere.
Art: 8/10
The art style isn't my favorite, but it isn't the worst animations I've seen. There are a few scenes I enjoyed watching, but about that the art is a solid 8/10. Not bad, but not extremely well done.
Sound: 7/10
The opening is ok, it doesn't catch my attention at all and makes me feel immersed into the story. The sound during the episodes are average, and do a solid job of keeping the flow of things going.
Character: 9/10
Now this is where it all happens. The characters are very well written and presented. We see their problems and selfish desires. The MC is made to be like a helper to connect all the students together. The other characters try to get along with each other, but struggle b/c of problems.
Enjoyment: 10/10
I enjoyed this from the beginning of the series, and continued to binge watch it. It was exciting, and the ending was well done. My favorite thing about ReLife was the backstory of the MC, and what he has experienced before ReLife. It shows his experience can help the students.
Overall: 8/10
ReLife kept me entertained and had my attention throughout the episodes, and I believe it is a worth while watch for new and old anime viewers.
