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One could probably make a pretty good argument for calling this movie "generic", and I wouldn't really be able to fault them for that assessment. But I will also say that for all the minor gripes I had while watching, there was not a moment where I was not entertained.

The story moved at a nice, brisk pace that didn't get too far ahead of itself nor lag enough to feel slow; characters were interesting and motivations made sense all around.

The soundtrack for this film was especially well done, and that's coming from a guy that doesn't typically take notice of soundtracks at all. From the ... first sinister beats in the film to the score for the final action scene, the music really managed to stand out and raise the bar for the whole movie.

Overall, this was a very pleasant experience and a good way to kill 90 minutes.

Well, Re:Creators has concluded, and it's reception has been kind of polarizing. Either your like me and you loved it to death, or you think its boring and doesn't offer much in the way of substance.

But that is kind of understandable. Due to this show's nature, the deeper meaning behind why it is written the way it was is likely to be lost on a lot of people that are not themselves a Creator.

I am a writer, and have been writing for practically a decade, so watching a show about the nuance of what it means to create a world and have writers literally meeting ... and talking with the characters of their own works is something that not only intrigues me on a conceptual level, but causes me to deeply identify with the people and narrative of the show as I begin to put myself in their shoes and picture myself meeting my own creations if they were brought into the real world.

But like I said, if you are not a Creator - or at least an analytical thinker - then this nuance is more than likely going to fly right over your head. It won't intrigue you the same way it intrigues people like me because you can't relate to the ideas and situations being presented in the show.

Re:Creators is a brilliant but niche series, made by Creators - FOR Creators, and I completely understand why people outside that audience wouldn't be able to get into this show in the same way I do.

If you have watched the previous seasons, this is not meant for you.

At this point, it has become clear that Logos was never meant to tie back to the previous seasons in any way. Logos is essentially a completely new work whose only connection to previous seasons is the word 'Aquarion'. The characters, the setting, the plot, and the history of this season have nothing in common with those of Sousei and Evol. If you are a prior fan of this series and are wanting another season that directly coincides with its predecessors, this show is not for you.


If you are watching this season ... with no prior knowledge of the Aquarion series however, you MIGHT be able to pull some simple enjoyment out of this show.

But even without considering the previous seasons, this show has horribly one-dimensional characters with nothing substantial to them, sit-com-esque story-telling for over half the season, and motivations so stupid they don't even begin to explain how their methods are supposed to achieve their goal.

Overall, this is just a pathetic excuse for a story.