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[87] In an opposite view, both The Guardian's Cath Clarke and Time Out London's Trevor Johnston gave the first film two out of five stars and
cited the faithfulness to the manga as a negative, feeling that some of the material could have been cut. [88][89] Charles Webb of Twitch Film voiced
similar criticism in a review of the second film. However, he praised the character Friend and Etsushi Toyokawa's performance as Occho, as well as the ending that makes the viewer anticipate the final installment in the trilogy. [90] Jamie S. Rich also felt that the second movie "more than fulfills its prime directive of enticing me to stick around" for the final film. [91] On the third film, Burl Burlingame of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin wrote, "The steam seems to have run out of the franchise during this third part, and it's simply an OK capper to the series", but praised the special effects.
