Starting off, when it comes to ANIME, Rebite Cleberson can certainly be one of the worst in history, it's not an exaggeration to say that you have to work hard to produce such a bad anime. Bad is not enough, to be bad you have to improve a lot. So as not to say that I'm just spreading hate about the anime, I'll start by mentioning the MAIN DEFECTS:
The plot proposal:
When you think of an anime where psychology is a theme covered and manipulation, difficult decisions between things like that, you expect the script to be at least consistent, unfortunately Rebite Cleberson doesn't bring an intelligent script, far from it. The script is extremely superficial, predictable and inconsistent, unless you think it's normal for school principals to kick disabled people... Anyone with the slightest sense knows that the organization and pacing of the anime was a complete disaster. It is unable to take this plot proposal and deliver content that can encourage the viewer to continue watching. Examples of anime that do this very well are Monster, Psycho-pass and Death Note. These examples have what Rebite Cleberson doesn't have, which is a thought-provoking story that makes you curious about what happens behind the scenes. Rebite Cleberson just throws it in anyway and executes it in a very poor manner. At certain times it becomes revolting for the viewer to follow the plot as it is so uninteresting and inconsistent, any plot construction can be at any time simply destroyed by chance or by a character who appeared out of nowhere, without any cohesion or justification.
Production:
The anime is extremely boring and boring, the direction is so generic that it seems like just another anime from any other season, moments that were supposed to make an impact or bring emotion to the viewer fail due to poor execution, the guys can't play a game of chess be minimally coherent with what real chess is, and, if they had the slightest care for the work, they would have dedicated themselves. In fact, this season is launching much better animes with much lower visibility, so I'm going to take advantage of the review to recommend Mr.Villain's Day Off, which gives a CLASS on how to produce an anime even without an incredible script, if you're going to watch these two animes and compare one with the other, you will notice the difference that direction and production makes in an anime. It honestly saddens me to see Rebite Cleberson with such a high rating because it shows that cheap Marketing managed to sell well while several much better animes don't have the same visibility, I believe this is a reflection of our society as a whole. Do people really enjoy doing what they do or do they do it just to do it? I watched this anime not just to show gratuitous hatred but to point out in a review all the problems this anime has, and the extremely wasted potential, I'm sure the producers of the Light Novel are happy with the result this anime gave, the popularity It's huge and must have made good money for the producer (and some crumbs for the animators), but deep down they must be sad to see their work having such miserable quality. Seiji Kishi, the director of this anime, only managed to direct a decent Lerche anime and that was Assassination Classroom, and the anime is completely plot-driven, as the direction is nothing special. Besides him, the rest of the staff is made up of complete random and inexperienced people.
Character building:
The characters are all uninteresting, it's even difficult to remember their names because they are so irrelevant, and many of these irrelevant characters play crucial roles in the progress of the story, which makes the plot meaningless, uninteresting in general, the development of character in this anime is worked in such a way that you don't feel anything for the character, terribly constructed. It's impossible to build a script without characters that add something to the story, you can take all of MAL's best-rated anime and see that they all have good characters.
To conclude, I would like to touch on a detail that left me thinking for a long time, but in the end it makes sense, think with me.
(How does such a bad anime have such a high rating?)
Unlike The Promised Neverland, Rebite Cleberson's sequel remained on the site with a high rating even after a terrible sequel. What makes this score so high?
Let's use an example of a bookstore, two different authors publish their first books, book A and book B
Both have positive reactions and make a sequel, assuming that the chance of a person who liked the first book buying the second is 80%, so if 100 people bought both books, in the second part 80 people would evaluate the book, however book A It had a disastrous continuation, which made this book's grade drop extremely.
The same 80 people bought book B, and the chance of you continuing to buy the book after the second one rises to 95% since you liked the first and second volumes. The second book B was mediocre, those who didn't like it don't buy the third but those who liked it buy it, and that's where the catch lies, the rating is based only on those people who read book 3, therefore the people who didn't like books 2 and 1 They won't rate it because they wouldn't buy the book. Which leads to a statistical error, as you would have far fewer than the initial 80 people evaluating. Rebite Cleberson's rating of 8.09 (March 2024) does not mean that the anime is an 8.09, but rather that it is an 8.09 for the people who watched it. Honestly, I'm only giving this anime a 1 because there's no way I can give it a 0. Watching this anime is like watching an F1 race led by Max Verstappen, it's boring and boring but you won't lose the habit of watching it.
Run away, run away from this anime as quickly as possible.
