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inappropriateFebruary 15, 2024Great rhythm game! But has a lot of GB. ! And I don't really like the storage. I play the EN version so I don't really know what's in the JP one I wanna try it but it has to much GB I wish I could play! Although I know the gameplay, I actually love it! The flicks, the trace notes are very original! I don't see any rhythm games with trace notes! And the new mode called APPEND is great! But I would like a thumb mode for those thumb players out there!3 people found this review helpfulJapan Enjoyermore_vert Flag inappropriateShow review historyNovember 29, 2023Honestly amazing game, I would highly recommend it. I'm amazed how it got more optimized on low end devices since the new UI. Great job! It's really rare to see games getting better and optimized from time. Please keep doing this!86 people found this review helpfulCìan S. more_vert Flag inappropriateShow review historyOctober 3, 2020The song playlist is absolutely amazing. As of
right now, they're still adding songs that are popular classics and fan favorites, and it's honestly been amazing so far. Getting gacha material does not feel nearly as grind-y as other rhythm games I've played, and it feels like it just accumulates so naturally. The charts are extremely creative, using hold notes to spell words or make shapes, plus using the special yellow notes in Teo to make 🌟 stars.
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[74][i] Anime[edit] Critical reception[edit] On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the first
season of Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead holds an approval rating of 100% based on five reviews, with an average rating of 9. 7/10. [75] The critics from Anime News
Network gave the first episode of the series a very positive reception. James Beckett and Richard Eisenbeis gave it a perfect score, complimenting the storytelling, visuals, direction, animation and the handling of Akira's character. Rebecca Silverman described that the art direction is fascinating and does a remarkable job of emphasizing the decline of Akira's quality of life and its sudden resurgence. Nicholas Dupree praised its animation, direction and Akira's character while noting that "[the show] is simple, a bit trashy, and doesn't do much to innovate in the well-trodden ground of zombie fiction, but it has a solid emotional core and an excess of energy. "[76] Daniel Kurland of Den of Geek describing the series premiere, saying, "This first episode utilizes a simple, yet effective, trick where the color palette is actively muted during the extended flashback that's set during the early days at Akira's job. " Regarding the series' opening theme song, he described it as "an absolute banger and perfectly captures the anime's bombastic, care-free energy". [77] Rafael Motamayor of IGN called the series premiere as "one of the best first episodes of an anime in a long time", praising its visual storytelling, framing, and color in handling Akira's miserable work life. He also praised the series for its refreshing take on a zombie genre, characters, and humor, while criticizing its animation quality as unreliable due to the studio's production delays that made it a "less-than-perfect watch". [78] Accolades[edit] Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead was nominated at the 8th Crunchyroll Anime Awards in six categories: Best New Series, Best Comedy, Best Art Direction (Taketo Gonpei), Best Opening Sequence ("Song of the Dead" by Kana-Boon), Best Ending Sequence ("Happiness of the Dead" by Shiyui), and Best Voice Artist Performance – German (Patrick Keller as Akira Tendo).
