Our ordinary office worker, Rei, wakes up in the world of her favorite otome game, and guess who's there to welcome her? None other than Claire Francois, the main antagonist of the game! What a delightful twist! Now, Rei's on a mission to romance Claire instead of the usual male leads. You can't help but wonder how this villainous ladylove will react to the unexpected courtship.
The show falls into the comedy, fantasy, and girls' love genres, and it's off to a promising start. It's like a breath of fresh air with a hint of deja vu.
Now, the story – here's the kicker. It's a 12-episode season, and by the third episode, we're still waiting for things to kick into high gear. That's a bummer. But you know what's not a bummer? The main character's clear and unapologetic gay vibes. That's a refreshing change of pace.
Alright, so here's the deal with "Revolution." The story? Pretty darn interesting, especially if you're into the manga. But, there's a "but." The animation and art? Not so great. It's a bit stale and, well, it could've been better.
Don't get me wrong, the premise is intriguing, but it's a shame that the visuals don't quite match up to the potential of the story. So, if you can get past the animation hiccups, you might find something here worth watching. 🧐🖌️📺
