Enter The Garden

"Enter the Garden" Episode 1 is a visually stunning introduction to a vibrant world. The rich, colorful animation captivates viewers, creating an immersive experience.

A thought-provoking element is the vending machine that uses algorithms to suggest drinks, serving as an analogy for modern technology. It reflects how our choices are often dictated by algorithms, limiting what we truly get to see or experience. However, when Haru chooses the red bean, it symbolizes breaking free from this algorithmic constraint, allowing him to discover the hidden beauty of the garden.

The voice acting is exceptional, bringing emotional resonance to each character. Overall, Episode 1 sets the stage for an ... exciting anthology series, showcasing a vibrant art style and compelling storytelling. With each episode promising to feature new creatives and voice actors, viewers are left eager to see the diverse artistic interpretations and fresh narratives that lie ahead

So far after watching the first short episode I have a few things to say:

1.) The overall art style is absolutely stunning in all ways, it feels like a mix between a cyberpunk like style and a more modern take on vintage anime.

2.) the flow of the show is absolutely immaculate, I don't know hoe to describe it apart from that. It's one of a kind, truly.

3.) The potential of this sh0ort series is already promising and I feel like it won't let anyone down

Overall this show after just the first episode checks off all of my boxes almost completely and I bet it will ... check yours too so give it a try and see how you enjoy it!

Instantly became a fan when I saw the first episode on YouTube. I ended up rewatching it over 20 times because the art and animations were absolutely sublime. The story felt so unique and relatable, especially through the characters Haru and Shao. They struck the perfect balance of being innocent yet rebellious and undeniably badass. Watching their growth every episode is such a thrill. The characters overall were well-rounded and had distinct personalities that made them memorable. TK, with his mysterious aura, is also a standout and I can’t wait to learn more about him.

What really impressed me was how realistically the characters ... reacted to situations. Their emotions felt genuine and their decisions made sense given their circumstances, making it easy to connect with them on a deeper level. The stakes felt real and every interaction added to the weight of the story.

Even if this type of anime is not typically someone’s vibe, I think most viewers will appreciate the incredible visuals, thoughtful story, and layered characters. For those who love introspective and character-driven narratives, this is a must-watch. On the other hand, people who prefer fast-paced, action-heavy anime might find the slower and more reflective tone a bit of an adjustment. But overall, it is a series that is bound to resonate with anyone who values artistry and storytelling. Highly recommend!