It's a cute manga, what can I say? A stoic and honest tank of a man trying to teach a class in high school with a bunch of stereotypical pervy girls, nothing we haven't seen before a million times, but characters are expressive and the comedic misunderstandings and exaggerated reactions are just enough to be funny and endearing without overstaying their welcome. As the story advances you also start to delve a little deeper into the motivations and past experiences of the characters in a way that both advances the plot and improves our enjoyment of their interactions.
The art style emphasizes characters (poses, clothing, eyes)
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Jan 24, 2021
Kimetsu no Yaiba
(Anime)
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The frustrations and subsequent complaints I have for this show are too specific to describe without incurring into lots of spoilers, so I'll settle for the next best thing, which is a simple overview of the major pros and cons:
Kimetsu no Yaiba's strengths lie in the quality of its fight scenes, which feature dazzling explosions of colors and sound and some clever uses of CG. For a few dramatic seconds, it creates an amazing experience for viewers, and you can forget your surroundings and focus exclusively on the complicated magical swordsmanship happening onscreen. There are also a few moments of calm introspection that help us ... |
