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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- This is like a symbol of revolution against the government. Now that I think about it, we have a series' finale that shows singers standing united against control and be free to be themselves. A fitting finale for this show if you ask me. |
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| Average show for me, story and characters are not going very far but it was still enjoyable and not boring |
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| Loveable, I think that's the best way to sum it up. Although I'm not sure everything was made clear there. The cats were the players? Then what even was the world that they weren't allowed to interact with - everyone else? What even was everyone else? NPCs? AIs? And they never even actually learned the truth? And the uh agents? What even did we watch?? Last episode and I'm left somewhat confused about the whole thing. (Then again, I'm also dead tired so my brain's mostly on standby tbh.) Also, that end card. Are we getting a - not necessarily second season of this, but another story with these characters? I could watch more of them for sure, especially now that their life/world is no longer in danger. |
| Time for Sakutasuke to infiltrate Tensho and act their final performance, but not without the other clubs acting on their behalf as diversions. It's do-or-die moments that's quite entertaining though I'll admit, as the entire cast comes together to stop the advancement of the government with unorthodox but school-reliant methods. And what better way to truly excel the series than through its OST to return that entire fiasco back to normal. This finale is actually quite good to deliver its moments, but overall it was decent with its execution while there's nothing home to drive about. |
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| Absolute garbage. And it didn't even have that much music for it to feel like an idol show. Instead, it felt like a horrible and boring Slice of Life anime that didn't know what to do, period. Just like watching paint dry. 2/10, still trying to find an all male idol anime as great as Idolish7 |
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| That was a pretty cute anime. Definitely not nearly as much music as I thought there would be based on the tags tho, but oh well. Weird as fuck plot but still wasn't bad. Overall I'd give 6/10, I liked it. |
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| I thought it was really cute and funny! However, there is still quite a bit of explaining to do. I can understand wanting to leave ambiguity, but does anyone know why Mike went back in time as a girl? From my interpretation of the show, was it just simply a haunted artifact in the museum? |
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