Composer:
Ryō TakahashiCast:
Mao Ichimichi, Yurika Kubo, Akari Kitō, Shouya Chiba, Rina Satō, Ryōta Ōsaka, Yūichirō Umehara, Nao Tōyama, Ayana Taketatsu, Toshiki Iwasawa, Masaaki Mizunaka (more)VOD (3)
Episodes(12)
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What Is Evil? Whatever Springs from Weakness. (S01E01)
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It Takes a Great Talent and Skill to Conceal One`s Talent and Skill. (S01E02)
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Man Is an Animal That Makes Bargains: No Other Animal Does This - No Dog Exchanges Bones with Another. (S01E03)
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We Should Not Be Upset That Others Hide the Truth from Us, When We Hide It So Often from Ourselves. (S01E04)
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Hell Is Other People (S01E05)
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There Are Two Kinds of Lies; One Concerns an Accomplished Fact, the Other Concerns a Future Duty. (S01E06)
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Nothing Is As Dangerous as an Ignorant Friend; a Wise Enemy Is to Be Preferred. (S01E07)
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Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here. (S01E08)
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Man Is Condemned to Be Free. (S01E09)
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Every Man Has in Himself the Most Dangerous Traitor of All. (S01E10)
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What People Commonly Call Fate Is Mostly Their Own Stupidity. (S01E11)
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Genius Lives Only One Story Above Madness. (S01E12)
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Reviews (1)
This is a very well-produced drama regarding both the atmosphere and narrative, plus it has well-developed characters. Aside from one minor reference that is rather dull and smacks of too much fan service (in the form of one rather feeble episode), it creates a decent thoughtful atmosphere, which is interesting for someone like me. I have to say that the characters are the best thing about this show. I have not seen characters this interesting in a long time, and finding out more about the main male protagonist is more intriguing to me than, say, the mystery of what is hidden in Eren Yeager's basement. I find Ayanokouji an incredibly likable character in general. It seems like it has been an awfully long time since I have looked up to a male anime protagonist with such interest, fascination, and quiet admiration. Well, if I also mention the collection of attractive girls and women, where the female teacher of Class D is just as engaging as the main male protagonist (and I thought she was pretty hot too). The other ladies also teased my intellect, so in that respect, this production gets a full 10/10 for its characters. As far as the narrative and atmosphere are concerned, the narrative unfolds slowly and is sometimes surprising. At other times it only lightly hints at some of its trump cards; however, the anime’s authors always create a real climax in each episode that works out well. This means that every conclusion of any episode is suitably dramatic and again makes the viewer hungry for more. Plus, the very ending (of what I hope is the first season) created an incredible appetite for future episodes and reaffirmed how much I enjoy and care about the main male protagonist. So, in a rush of euphoria from the last episode, I am going to raise the overall rating to the maximum and start hoping that more episodes will be forthcoming and that all the mystery, logic, and deliberation are not going to disappear from this anime series in the future. 9/10.
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