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Heya folks. Short post today.
今日
This week's post is, again, again, Death Parade. The third post on this show, and the second in a series of 3–4 posts on the subject.
So far in a nutshell, the psychological themes are developing, and seem very relevant. I am still pleased with this anime.
On my list of predictions from the first post on Death Parade, before this review chain, some more are to be checked off:
Number one is still debatable, though seems fair to say.
Two is a check, and quite a disappointing one at that. I shall say that is a fault of the show. Some of the characters seem a bit dull.
Three has yet to happen—at least, for the Arbiters' rules.
Four is definitely beginning, but there seems to be no main character. Just a rotation.
So far, many more of the characters have been introduced. I dare say all of them. They seem to, for the most part, have their own quirks and opinions. That is definitely a plus for this show, and seems to be one of its main themes—that every viewpoint on their work is represented. I do like this theme, as it seems to be designed for (everyone to like it).
Alas, more information will be delivered...
Next time.
The following information is a cut from the previous post, for information on viewing:
Now, if you'd like to watch this anime yourself, it is not on Crunchyroll. So, below are three links to the show on other decent anime streaming sites.
Here is the link for Kissanime. Here for Animehaven, and here, Gogoanime.
So far in a nutshell, the psychological themes are developing, and seem very relevant. I am still pleased with this anime.
On my list of predictions from the first post on Death Parade, before this review chain, some more are to be checked off:
Number one is still debatable, though seems fair to say.
Two is a check, and quite a disappointing one at that. I shall say that is a fault of the show. Some of the characters seem a bit dull.
Three has yet to happen—at least, for the Arbiters' rules.
Four is definitely beginning, but there seems to be no main character. Just a rotation.
So far, many more of the characters have been introduced. I dare say all of them. They seem to, for the most part, have their own quirks and opinions. That is definitely a plus for this show, and seems to be one of its main themes—that every viewpoint on their work is represented. I do like this theme, as it seems to be designed for (everyone to like it).
Alas, more information will be delivered...
Next time.
The following information is a cut from the previous post, for information on viewing:
Now, if you'd like to watch this anime yourself, it is not on Crunchyroll. So, below are three links to the show on other decent anime streaming sites.
Here is the link for Kissanime. Here for Animehaven, and here, Gogoanime.
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