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Particularly my top three anime this year. The features of the drawing itself are very characteristic of the work, with characters that connect from the first to the third season in a graceful and exciting way (and also raise some tears).

I particularly like how the set-up and animation itself is portrayed, with the counting system that symbolizes the protagonist's emotional outbursts and how the "villain" of each season is inserted.


Nothing like the power of a sincerely spoken truth. Sometimes we pretend, lie and try to be something we never were, and the one we deceive the most is ourselves.

Who knew Master Reigen's "final lesson" was ... something he was learning himself: to be true to who you are about.

This one caught me in an unbelievable way, empathizing with David, Lucy, Rebeca and Maine, and then seeing them all go into a spiral of doom, made this experience very strong and remarkable, it's one of those short animes that are so well done, which will be etched in memory.

And bizarre as how the end of the anime caused me an anguish like a lump in my throat. I think David is a mirror of the generation of broken young people who don't know where to go or what to do. Sometimes I feel so lost when David, as if not having done something great ... left me indebted to the people who believed in me.

Judging by the date of the first episode released and the date of this video, and the fact that Marco didn't even continue to talk about this anime, I draw my conclusion: this anime is really bad lol

The promise of the first episode for what happens at the end is even a joke: well done art, ok music, interesting characters but it doesn't have the main thing: story. We are simply thrown a lot of random things from episode 6 onwards, and the impression is that there was no villain at the end and the author just used too much opium when putting together the ... story and they decided to make this carrion. I do not recommend.

Ahhh, and no one catches anyone in the end, see... lol

The direction is fantastic and full of symbolism. They focus on the train track from the beginning of the anime. However, as Shin's mind was completely disturbed and he had no hope. The track was always represented at the end with a block. Then we have Lena on top of the tracks walking towards the horizon, in search of her goal.

And in the end we see the Rail lead to the meeting of the two, showing that now Shin is free to walk his own path. In episode 22, we have Lena on one side being lit by the sun, and Shin in the shadow, ... symbolizing light and dark. When she approaches, the light takes over everything. Symbolizing that she is the light that brought him out of the darkness. I even put this in the opening I made of 86 in Portuguese.

About the strength of Bisco and the other guardians, this has an explanation yes in the first season, it's the exact same reason the creatures are giant and abnormal, the contact with rust and the natural adaptation of the organism to a more hostile environment.

Now, in relation to Milo and the residents of the city who isolated themselves from rust, then yes they are normal people, but Bisco is a mutant that has a more resistant organism thanks to rust and mushrooms.

I found the ending too amazing. All the logical leaps to justify the return could have been more believable if the author didn't put ... a "plot twist" just to have a "plot twist".

Even so, the work is very good. I hope the anime gets more seasons.

It's not a shonen anime, but it has some good and dynamic action scenes. The main character taking time to learn to fight and defend himself is a little tedious and frustrating at first. The drama is more important than the action itself, perhaps. The script and story are different from anything we've seen in recent years, so some things are a pleasant surprise.

Pioran's death for me is the saddest, the construction of the character seemed to be just a random and became an inseparable companion of the protagonist, and her death for being of natural cause to show the protagonist how this type of ... loss is, she was a grandmother to the protagonist guiding him on his journey teaching him to read, write, express himself, understand his feelings and he clung to her as if she were a family member worrying about her and taking care of her until her last day of life. I remembered a lot about my relationship with my grandmother.

I confess that I have given votes of confidence and allowed myself to watch new anime to try to see if I like it. Tower of God has a rather interesting premise, but it's all presented in a rush and shallow way that gradually makes you sad (seriously lol).

The design features are very well done, and the setting and animation itself are pretty cool. At this point, I felt quite comfortable being curious about the "tower of God" appearing.

Some characters are very captivating: Ban, Khun and Rak are the characters in the cartoon for me. Not only because of the relationship with the team trio ... as well as the history of each one; the organizers of each test and the tower itself, and the story of the princesses.

The problem for me is the way the story is presented and in some ways too shallow. The reason why Ban wants to follow Rachel so blindly is irritating, and the way that Rachel doesn't care at all for him doesn't make any sense either. The dreams and motives of each one of them are not deep enough to buy the main idea of ​​the anime of wanting to climb the tower at all costs.

I haven't read the manga, just the anime. The beauty of this anime is the tactical game and the way the protagonist deals with pressure issues. It reminded me a lot of some anime like Gantz, Karegurui and Tenku Shipan.

The beginning is a little bad for lack of depth and amount of characters that start to be added out of nowhere (episode 1 and 2), but then you forget and end up focusing on the plot sort of automatically.

Still, with so many loose ends, it is desirable to wait for a second season to see the outcome of the plot. I recommend.

I finished watching the anime's ending five days ago, but the opening song is in my mind every day lol

Undoubtedly one of the best animes that you watch this year, and it's already been on my MAL list as one of the favorites. The depth of each character is wonderful and takes you by surprise at all times, which I think is a good point, because you are left with the eternal doubt: "wait, is he good or evil" and makes you want to know more of each character until everything settles down in front of the anime.

The last episode of this first season and ... Bojji's decision is the best demonstration of how he has matured and his friendship with Kage is the heart of the anime. I was too enchanted by the sensitivity in which the limitations of the character were portrayed and how it gives a unique characteristic to the work.