I'll be honest. At first I was intrigued by the premise because it seemed like the first few episodes looked like a mix of Classroom of the Elite and No Game No Life. But I was wrong. VERY WRONG in fact.
The premise being that the main character has to pretend to be the strongest student is fine. Even the cheating is fine because it was necessary for him to keep up the facade and the games that were introduced along the way were intriguing enough right? Well just throw all of that out the window. Rules? What rules? Who cares about the rules of
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Jan 30, 2020
Infinite Dendrogram
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With the premise of infinite possibilities, the overall story is rather bland and slow. Yet jumping from one piece of the story to the next like hot potato and the underlying story is slowly, and I mean slowly, building up with only four episodes in.
Characters are rather one-dimensional but I can dig that in some RPG settings because an RPG is where you can become someone different than your reality. But while the idea of NPCs having their own lives and have no chance of returning does bring the sense of risk to people like our main protagonist to care about. It is the ... |
