hanako arasaka voice actor
Waking up 12 years in the past, he reckons with the eventual fate of his friends and tries to
prevent an
unfortunate future. Hanagaki Takemichi lives an unsatisfying life right up until his death. Waking up 12 years in the past, he reckons with the eventual fate of his friends and tries to prevent an unfortunate future. StarsGriffin PuatuDarren O'HareAdam McArthurSee production info at IMDbProIMDb RATING7. 9/1025KYOUR RATINGRatePOPULARITY1,21326Top creditsStarsGriffin PuatuDarren O'HareAdam McArthur145User reviews3Critic reviewsSee production info at IMDbProAwards2 wins & 9 nominationsEpisodes51Browse episodesTopTop-rated3 seasons321See all2 years20232021See allVideos2Trailer 1:31Watch Season 2 Official TrailerTrailer 2:25Watch Official Trailer [eng sub]Photos375Top castEditGriffin PuatuNaoto Tachibana24 eps • 202124 episodes • 2021Darren O'HareMakoto Suzuki24 eps • 202124 episodes • 2021Adam
McArthurChifuyu Matsuno21 eps • 2021–202321 episodes • 2021–2023Nicolas RoyeTetta Kisaki18 eps • 2021–202318 episodes • 2021–2023Tatsuhisa SuzukiKen Ryuguji12 eps • 202112 episodes • 2021Azumi WakiHinata Tachibana12 eps • 202112 episodes •
2021Yuuki ShinTakemichi Hanagaki12 eps • 202112 episodes • 2021Yu HayashiManjiro Sano12 eps • 202112 episodes • 2021A. J. C. StaffJ. K. IJ. T.
Assane and his mother enjoy a happy reunion. Keller is
outraged by the loss of Mariama and Ferdinand's inability to catch Claire, so he throws Ferdinand from a
balcony and decides to take care of Assane's family himself. Claire happily lies in bed, with her romantic feelings for Assane fully rekindled, but grows terrified when she hears Keller begin to break down the door of her apartment. 177"Chapter 7"Xavier GensGeorge Kay, Adam Usden, François Uzan5 October 2023 (2023-10-05) Claire hides in a closet with Raoul and throws Keller off the trail by making a call to her home phone, in which she implies that neither she nor Raoul are there and that a police officer will be visiting. Afterwards, she calls Assane and begs him to pick her and Raoul up. Assane brings Claire and Raoul to his hideout, where they meet Mariama; he promises that he will get all of them out of Paris.
Most of them are won with the good guy losing, then remembering something out of nowhere that gives him resolve, and then using some fancy looking special effect that makes him win in a second. No amount of pretty colors can hide that simple fact. Then there is a power system, a staple of most shonen, and despite being simple
like every other element, they somehow managed to mess it up. It starts by telling you the only way to kill a demon is to decapitate him with a special sword. Then it proceeds to have demons that don’t die when you decapitate them, or that die with ways other than just decapitation. It takes real talent for managing to screw up something so simple. And that brings us back to the actual main problem of the show. The only good thing about it is the cool animation, and even that could have been used better in a much more complex or nuanced show. There are lots of interesting themes, the atmosphere can be gripping, and the violence can get fairly
graphical at several points. But because the characters have the complexity of the Smurfs, all that feel wasted because they are used in a by the numbers shonen that has nothing to offer beyond the barebones of a typical action adventure. It’s like Kermit the Frog expecting from you to take him seriously as he talks about the meaning of life with that silly voice of his.
