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The commercial break sounds, the heavily distorted sounds of shooting, the sound of electricity when characters are on a spree, Barou’s awakening guitar/drums. The sound effects of this anime are clearly made to hype you up, to go outside and kick a football as hard as you can, to beat the person better than you, to finally finish your assignment, to do some actual hard work, or to go back to play some competitive games and give all your best.
10/10
Art:
Here, is where the anime fails. Comparing the art style of the manga and the one of the anime is like comparing Berserk manga to the latest adaptations. Throughout this review I have praised the anime for hyping me up, but just by looking at the animation and art style the hype lasts a couple of seconds. The sparks and colorful mist around players is so poorly made. I understand the reason behind them, but just seeing the poor quality really ruins their whole existence. The 3D is just as horrible and noticeable as most of other 3D animations in anime. On top of that, the art is really just made to be commercially successful. 8bit really did not try to put the soul of the manga in the adaptation. After all we want hollow emotionless white eyes and impactful shots, which we do receive, but the budget version of it.

In the epilogue, the two confess their feelings and enter into a romantic relationship. Girlfriend Donovan Asylan Raphael Enemies Crow Mask Desir first met Crow Mask when the terrorist staged an attack on Romantica's hometown. When Crow Mask threatened to interfere with Zod's plan to stop Dadaneuph, Desir requested that the Tower Master teleport both him and the terrorist away so Desir can battle him one-on-one. As they fight, Crow Mask becomes more and more intrigue and irritated with the young mage. With the arrival of his party, Desir manages to force the terrorist to retreat. Overtime, as more and more of the Outsiders' plans are thwarted by Desir, Crow Mask develops an obsession with Desir, seeing him as the biggest obstacle to their plans, even more so than Zod Exarion, the sole Seventh Circle Mage in the world. Crow Mask even becomes the second Seventh Circle Mage in hopes of surpassing and killing Desir. On Desir's end, he too sees Crow Mask as a dangerous individual who stands in the way of his own goals to prepare the world for the Shadow Labyrinth. Despite the hatred the have for each other, the two are very similar, which they both acknowledge. They're both Commoners, they both seek for equality between Nobels and Commoners, even if their reasons and methods for doing so are completely opposite (Desir seeks to prepare for the Shadow Labyrinth while Crow Mask has an intense hatred for Nobels and how Commoners are treated by them), and they are both willing to do whatever they have to to achieve their goals. Desir's hatred for Crow Mask and all Outsiders increase exponentially when a dear friend from his past life, Aaron, is turned into a Homunculus and he's forced to kill him.

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