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[70] Kara Dennison of Otaku USA said the series gives several positive messages, such as Akira's optimism when dealing with the chaotic world as well as the cast in general's outlook to the current status quo. [71] Koiwai of Manga News found the story quirky, crazy, and cynical, praising the handling of Akira, while responding positively to the artwork, especially the drawing of zombies. [72] Accolades[edit] The series was nominated for the Eisner Award in the
Best U. S. Edition of International Material—Asia and Best Humor Publication categories in 2022. [73] The series was also nominated for the 69th Shogakukan Manga Award in 2023. [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.
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The story is fast-paced, captivating, and (most importantly) unpredictable. Unlike other popular shows in the genre, where even an 8-year-old kid can easily see how the anime would end after watching just the first two episodes of it and the whole journey feels about as exciting as watching a download bar fill from 0 to 100%, each episode in Jigokuraku is a unique experience and leaves you wondering where the next one would lead you. The anime also does not make the same mistakes as other big shows like Game of Thrones or Attack on Titan by overhyping people through unnecessary foreshadowing and suspense that are bound to end in disappointment later on. The story builds up tension steadily and effectively,
with each plot shift either living up to or exceeding the viewers' expectations, and the bizarre setting and world-building brought to life by MAPPA's exceptional work only contribute to the whole magical experience that is Jigokuraku.
The characters may initially appear as one-dimensional, but quickly undergo a captivating transformation, gaining depth and complexity as the story unfolds. More importantly, Jigokuraku features one of the best and most respectable female
protagonists I have seen in anime so far, despite the fact that it takes place during the Edo period in a heavily patriarchal and androcentric society.
