I have no complaints regarding the music. The art is absolutely stunning in the first few episodes but fall flat midway through, probably because of bad reception. The Mesoamerican setting has so much potential as a fantasy but all we get is a foggy forest. Characters look pretty good if we overlook the issue that they don’t really fit the setting. Only the support characters and Nashetania (in the beginning) look the part, while others are just whatever the artist came up with. The Mesoamerican setting introduced in the first episode pretty much faded away by the end of the series.
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Still, Rokka no Yuusha packed most of its action too late into the series and not everyone will sit through episode after episode of talking just to get there. Everybody chasing after Adlet does give Rokka no Yuusha some good action which keeps me on the edge of my seat towards the end. Flemy also has some pretty cool sequences with her being the Saint of Gunpowder throwing explosives at random places. The most memorable sequence is when Adlet stomped Nachetanya’s face with his muddy shoes. It is fun to watch characters pit their special powers against each other. The action aspect seems really good in the first half, fell midway, and pick itself up towards the end.
His love interest also complements him very well, and you have no choice but to love her too. He’s actually a pretty good guy nya.Īdlet, while having no fancy abilities others have, is a brilliant protagonist and can find a strategy to get him out of pretty much everything. One person that caught me completely off-guard is Hans, just because I didn’t think I would like him so much nya. There is really no reason to suspect anyone aside from Adlet given the circumstances, but we know he isn’t the seventh (as far as the anime goes) but some people say it’s painfully obvious who the seventh is.Īdlet’s motive to clear his own name does give him the moments with Flemy which is pretty good, the best moment in the whole series. (Goldov? Who’s he again?) Most discussions are merely speculation, not anything that the anime actually sets up. Some characters don’t really have a reason to be a suspect and are thus left out for the most part.
Its weakness, mystery-wise, is that the viewers don’t have all the information necessary to make a judgement. The anime has a habit of making up a hypothesis, then introduce a fact that contradicts that hypothesis, make a new hypothesis, rinse and repeat. Their distrust makes the viewer wonder if they even had a chance at all. It isn’t a typical team of badass heroes defeat the demon lord. After the strong first few episodes, the anime goes into detective mode with a locked room mystery that doesn’t really make a whole lot of sense, but once it finally pulls itself out, the suspense is enough to make Rokka no Yuusha a good watch. Rokka no Yuusha is an anime that needs a few episodes to kick into action, as is the problem when someone tries to turn one volume of content into a 12 episode anime. However, it does bring to the table a refreshing new take of the genre. It is an anime that wants to be action-fantasy and mystery but fails to do so. Today’s review features 2015 flub Rokka no Yuusha.
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