Many shows lack a certain type of depth that Dororo has in spades, and most of it's most impactful moments aren't explained, they are shown. You would think that is the majority of cases in anime, but that just isn't so. Watching the characters grow, and feeling their struggle was something special.
The animation and character designs are gorgeous, and although I didn't like the OPs, the ending was so satisfying that I never skipped it once. That song just ties each episode up and helps you unwind and drink it all in.
It's hard to talk about the show without spoiling some of the most important and impactful moments...
All I can say is that if you every want something animated to move you, I think Dororo is the one show that is most likely to do it.
