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It’s a high fantasy setting, but it also has giant mechs. The world presents many interesting concepts. If it was competently written and directed. Although, the world the main character gets reincarnated into is a rather interesting one, and could have made for one of the best isekai shows ever.
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It’s a hardcore mecha series, full of mech customization and battles, but is unfortunately trapped inside an otherwise wholely generic isekai show. Knights and Magic is a really unfortunate anime. I just really don’t care enough to continue. I just can’t deal with the amount of stupid shit in these types of shows, and as far as I can tell (from episode one) Juuni Taisen does nothing to fix this problem. They tend to be so horribly complicated to a point of utter disbelief on my part. My biggest problem with the battle royale formula is probably just that, the rules. Juuni Taisen is just Fate/ but with different needlessly complex rules. I don’t like Fate/ at all, I find it contrived, dull, and rather confusing. Probably the worst example of this is the Fate/ series. With characters I don’t care about, fighting other characters I don’t care about to the death. I don’t like or care about battle royal anime.
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If I was into BL maybe I would like this. The backgrounds looked like they were taken from a package of stock templates, and there was a CG train to top it all off.
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I couldn’t stand the character designs in either chibi form (which there was an obnoxious amount of) or in their normal forms. I didn’t like a single second of the first two episodes of this show.
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This series isn’t “a work of art” this series is a heartless, lifeless, husk of its former self, and that’s a true shame. But that’s how I would describe the original Kino no Tabi. In the comments section for the first episode on I saw many people claiming it was a work of art. It contained a message you could find in a short fiction written by a 14-year-old, and had no nuance in delivering it, with the characters more or less saying it out loud, something the original Kino always avoided. But the worst part is the fact that it has no nuance anymore. The motorcycle is CG now, which is rather unfortunate, seeing as it feels so out of place that way. As are the character designs, which go for the style of the new Kino novels, the ones that look like art you could find in any “how to draw manga: book, instead of the truly unique art of the original series, and early novels. it’s art directing its nothing like the interesting location designs of the original, feeling more anime than the original. There are no redeeming qualities of Kino no Tabi 2017. I thought “More Kino, oh boy!” followed by “Wait, this is going to be shit isn’t it?”, and I was unfortunately right. I had my expectations low when I found out about this. Oh Kino my dear, what have they done to you? This isn’t the show I remember, and I knew it wasn’t going to be. I know that that’s not what it was intended to be either, but it was probably the biggest let-down of the 2017 year for anime. This is the point when I stopped watching and checked out the promotional images on MAL. Instead, the businessman turns out to be a grade-5 child. Unfortunately, the show doesn’t go this route. I hadn’t seen any of the show’s promotional art, or any such adverts, and therefore had no idea what it was. And from the beginning that’s kind of what I was expecting. We could have seen his struggles as he tried to come out of his shell, and embrace the chance he was given, as he eventually rises to fame. That premise could have been incredibly interesting if it went as so: a high school dropout musician is contacted by a record label owner and asked to create an album for physical release. This is a great set up which unfortunately falls flat within the very same episode. Then a businessman contacts him and tells him he likes his music. The main character was a hikikomori shut-in who spent all of his time creating music for the internet. There was so much potential within the first 10 minutes of this series. It has been preserved entirely for the purpose of keeping the history and progression of the blog visible. I probably do not agree with the ideas it presents, and I in all likelihood denounce whatever is written herein.