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Kiseijû: Sei no kakuritsu (2014)
A seinen how we like it
It's hard to find something that's quality, especially in flooded and low quality mainstream environment such as in Netflix.
This anime is among the ones that satisfies the conditions.
Growing up we get bored with Shonens and want a more age related content, and so I find myself looking for Seinens.
All the required elements for a good Seinen and a good story are present here, but does not make it a masterpiece either.
The music and scenography is really good, a fine anime metal opening, various and bittersweet fine tuned themes that correspond to the scenes and story development.
Character development, as we engage with it.
Story development, problematics.
Emotional involvement, love interests.
To conclude: A gore, bittersweet emotional and mature anime that does it's job but doesn't go further.
Black Lagoon (2006)
Waste of time
Was currently on Netflix.
Pretends to be about the main character, revolves around all the secondary ones.
Begins with potentially pleasant character and story development, does nothing with it, teases the viewer with potential love story but goes nowhere, as well as for the main story stuck between an action cartoon and a grim world.
The characters psychology, relations, lore and development makes no sense. Boring entire passages.
A show dedicated to deplete itself of all sane and constructive gender archetypes, explicitly about invincible women ruling over and beating men, designed by and for these infographics of men fantasizing about finding feminine characters embodying both male and female parental figures.
It misses a lot of the rules in the book on how to make a relatable and enjoyable story.