shimoneta a boring world where the concept of dirty jokes doesn't exist cast
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However, the biochemical weapons
fail to
harm Tetsuo, instead giving him temporary control of his expanding powers again. He then kills Yamada. Juvenile A (ジュヴィナイルA, Juvinairu Ē) Juvenile A is an international team of scientists who are appointed to investigate psychic events in Neo-Tokyo in the latter half of the story. Its members include Dr. Dubrovsky (ドブロフスキー博士, Doburofusukī-hakase), Dr. Simmons (シモンズ博士, Shimonzu-hakase), Dr.
They know they are being tested in a game, and rifts in friendships is what the management want, so why play into their hands?
The romance theme is just there to be another chaos creator. Of course everyone likes someone in the friend group, it just makes everyone lose their minds, and that is pretty realistic for sure.
The world building, pretty atrocious. Rules need to be explained better, and there can't be that many convolutions that feel shallow.
OVERALL: 66. 1/100
A decent show which had good plot twists and a good main character in Yuuichi, but falls short on some story elements that I think could have been paced better to create a better plot. If you are a fan of mind games and plot twists,
this is a solid one to watch, and if there is a continuation in the future, I’ll definitely watch it. Reviewer’s Rating: 7 What did you think of this review? Nice 0 Love it 0 Funny 0 Confusing 0 Informative 0 Well-written 0 Creative 0More reviews by Mcsuper (111) Show allRead moreShow lessOpen Gift Report Jun 21, 2022 dragonclaws Not Recommended *spoilers*
Being a complete, soul-crushing waste of time isn’t exactly a new and exciting development as far as bad anime is concerned, but what’s so infuriating about this show in particular is how it serves as perhaps the single most unholy combination of pointlessness and tediousness that has ever existed in television. The whole show is a giant torture chamber where your brain is numbed into submission, tasked with juggling endless exposition dumps, convoluted rule sets, and seemingly random plot twists, only to be told, in fact, everything you just mulled over was irrelevant, because God Yuichi is here to retroactively change the
implications of every .
