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I felt that his struggles with his brotherly bond, which was his defining trait, was really underdeveloped and suddenly rushed/crammed into the episode where he confronted his brother. That final confrontation also felt pretty, idk, underwhelming? The action aspect was meh and the emotional side was alright, but felt overly forced because of the lack of sufficient prior development.
Enjoyment: 4/10
Again, overrated != bad folks! Did I enjoy watching 86? Eh, I guess? It was watchable and had a few bright spots. But I didn’t consider myself inspired or touched by anything going on in the show. Ultimately, 86 just felt like a very superficial, typical anime that you can turn on and watch for the season, but when all is said and done and you’re looking back on it, you can’t think of anything notable that actually happened. We met a few characters, watched them do stuff, some of them died, saw a "major" plot point resolved, and then watched them leave for greener pastures: everything that happened in the middle 70% of the series is basically a blur to me.

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