Reviews

It could have been among the best with its concept and beautiful art. But the execution left more to be desired.

This is another one of those short anime gems. It addresses a lot of real life issues like suicide, trauma and bullying. But the way its presented is really something special. I had some questions near the end but its hard to nitpick the show as a whole in light of what it accomplishes. Yaaa yeet.

I can see why so many people either seem to love or hate this show. Its a mix of mech battles, religious symbolism and psychological drama. I wasn't able to fully appreciate some of these elements until later in the show and its not for everyone. Its a master class tragedy with a small handful of flaws IMO. I went from wanting to give it 7 stars in the 1st half to 9 stars by the time it was over. Its one you got watch yourself to really see if you'll like it or not.

Oh man it's hard to express my love for this series. Steins; Gate is what I'd consider a benchmark for short anime. The plot, characters and soundtrack are all phenomenal. The English dub is among the best I've ever seen. And its equally funny as it is heart felt. I've seen over 40 anime and Steins; Gate is a contender for my favorite. It simply hits different.

This may just be the most wholesome anime I've yet to see. I thought the premise was a bit silly or cheesy at first but boy does it end up hitting close to home. Give it a shot and you won't be disappointed!

By far one of the most unique anime I've yet to see. The story is hard to follow at first and some may find the initial amount of characters overwhelming. But its hardly a problem once the show establishes itself. Its easily one of the greatest 1 part anime out there and very underrated in this community. My only warning is to read lightly if you are sensitive to gore.

I gotta be honest, this anime doesn't offer much outside of gore and fanservice. The character development is lackluster and parts of the show feel poorly executed or get in the way of the message its trying to accomplish with war and taboo. Was it entertaining? Yes. But to call it a masterpiece is a wild overstatement.