2019.3.29 Ended
"The Promised Neverland"
Overall Rating: Quasi-5 (4.5) (minimum 1, maximum 5)
Paintings: 5
Plot: 4
Settings: 4
Viewing Experience: 3
(Special bonus: storyboard)
List status: Not on the list (purely personal list, only the top 100 are included)
Before I start, I have two things that I'm not going to say too much about "The Extremely Clumsy Ueno" and "Three-Dimensional Girlfriend Phase 2".
"The Clumsy Ueno": The overall rating is 2 points, it is completely unsuitable for my taste, the laughter is not high, and the setting is vulgar, of course, please feel free to feel free.
"Three-Dimensional Girlfriend Phase II": 3 points in the comprehensive review, simple setting, concise plot, good experience, the only flaw is the painting, normal dog food, no recommendation or black.
Well, first of all, congratulations on the completion of "The Promised Neverland" (hereinafter referred to as the orphanage)! In my mind, this work ranks among the top three animations in the winter of 2019 along with "100% Psionics" and "Dororo". Animation I didn't start paying attention to this comic book until the release of the transformation plan, because the light novels are justified, and my comics are a fake happy fat house. Click on Moegirls (Moegirls Encyclopedia, zh.moegirls.org) When I introduced the interface, I began to breathe out the fragrance (*×2333). Kobe Shou, um, Kobe Shou, I don’t know much about the works of this “amiable supervisor”, but I have seen all the works in my heart. Classics, if one day you feel that life is too moist, and one day you feel too happy, it is recommended to watch the two masterpieces of Kobe Mori's dark series "Fairy Melody" (No. 57) and "Radio Wave" (No. 73) ), I was autistic for a week. Different from the forced-feeding shit work like "Light Feather Flying", Kobe Mori's dark works are all direct to the soul and reflect the darkness of human nature. Fortunately, the promised Neverland has an overhead background, so don't worry too much about autism, no matter how dark the animation is, it has nothing to do with us...
The work itself, from the painting to the plot to the setting, is impeccable. The two male protagonists are all voiced by female voice actors. I still decided to be a troll today and talk about the inadequacies of this animation. First, the animation is too general, and there is no "high burning feeling" that is common in novelty animations. Generally speaking here is not the average production level, but It's the ending itself. The plot itself is average. If the children's training in the ending can be more reflected in usual times, and the foreshadowing of the ending appears more in the first few episodes rather than the memories in the ending, I will be willing to give full marks to the plot. .Secondly, apart from the worldview that I can't think of for ten thousand years, the setting of the work is not bright enough. This shortcoming can be especially reflected in the explanation to the children. If the audience knows more about it. There are many children in the past and present, and the understanding of this work will definitely go to a higher level. Third, the magic change. This point does not need to be explained, but anyone who has seen the comic version will have a good viewing experience of the animation. Imperfect review. Indeed, the animation is a bit too clever with a lot of details, which directly leads to the two shortcomings I mentioned earlier. If the animation does this well, I may still find it
There are new black spots, after all, professional trolls don't need a reason to spray. But no matter what, Neverland has not brought me the psychological impact of Kobe's work mentioned earlier.
At the same time, even though I mentioned those dispensable shortcomings, this is still an absolutely excellent work that does not hide its flaws. Strongly recommended! Strongly recommended! Strongly recommended!
This is my second review of the 2019 winter animation, the next one "The Bride of Five".(lao zi ba ni ma dao ni ma dou bu ren shi)
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2019.4.5
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