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Even if you are not particularly drawn to oriental themes, this anime possesses universal appeal that can be enjoyed by a wide-ranging audience. And let me emphasize once more, Kusuriya no Hitorigoto's main character is indeed somewhat cat-like (ΦωΦ).
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It's not a bad anime, and it certainly started off interesting and cute. However, the story slowly got more confusing and less enjoyable. I think I was misled at the start to think that this was a cute slice-of-life where Maomao just enjoys her life doing apothecary stuff, but it has become more of a detective drama with Maomao as an apothecary ex machina solving all the palace mysteries.
Anyway, I'm just being harsh on the anime,
because the real reason I dislike the show is because of one character - Jinshi.
I swear I've not seen . a more slimy, perverted, repulsive character as Jinshi - and yet he's portrayed as a handsome love interest (at least with Kazuma from Konosuba, he's a scumbag and everyone knows it).
I don't understand why people ship him and Maomao, he's a literal sexual predator.
So is Re:Zero a great anime? I honestly believe that it is.
And not just because there's a totally badass adorable maid in it who fulfills the desires of every man's heart besides the romantically challenged main character who blatantly rejects her feelings for him. What a heartless monster!
Plot: 9/10
I never thought that any anime would be able to effectively
combine dark psychological elements with an upbeat fantasy setting. However the genius behind Re:Zero, Tappei Nagatsuki, was able to expertly mix the two seemingly incompatible genres together, and the results are quite impressive. The show begins with our protagonist Natsuki Subaru getting suddenly transported to a fantasy world after
leaving a convenience store. Being an otaku who has probably dreamed about something like this happening to him for years, Subaru is naturally excited to be in this new world. However, to his dismay, Subaru quickly learns that he doesn't have any special abilities or powers. Or so he thinks. anyway, he encounters the beautiful half elf Emilia when she saves him from a group of thugs.
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