Jul 30, 2020
The very first few episodes are on a good plot pacing and premises supported by beautiful art and sound. The character building is top notch, in particular the conflict between the morals of main protagonist and antagonist.
After the plot picks up, each episode is filled with heavy dialogues on judicial systems and human rights, which at times are quite difficult to follow if not focused. However, the dialogues are needed to establish what I feel this series wants to convey, as it is not an action-packed crime thriller.
Unfortunately, irregular screening time and quite large gaps in between, the original excitement soon died down. Also, with
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how closely this series questions what we consider good or bad, and the importance of life in the hands of each individual, we are compelled to reflect on our own view on life.
Babylon is definitely not something to watch to be enjoyed lightly. While it is set on a very uncomfortable topic, we cannot deny that it is actually a quality anime series. Here I am setting my overall score based on what I feel about Babylon as an entire work of creativity, and I have to admit that most of my decision comes from my view on morality and faith.
Another reviewer has already pointed out that people suffering from depression and similar are advised to steer clear from Babylon, and I couldn't agree more. Please talk to someone if you are suffering from depression; it doesn't have to be a professional, but please remember that all lives, without exception and no matter how difficult things may be, are valuable.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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