Neon has always been a big country in animation. At least half of the top ten movies at the box office every year are animation, which looks very exaggerated. Is anime naive? Not necessarily. People who think that anime is naive are either partial or have not studied it carefully.
There are many long-form reviews here that sum it up well. The portrayal of each character in the film is just right, and the line design is also in place, and a few strokes can outline the character characteristics of the characters. The grandmother is very touching, and the development of the plot is very natural and exciting. The final confrontation seems to be an alternative, but it is actually the best. Why didn't the monster with 400 million accounts directly bully the weak, but bet against the opponent and be eliminated? At first, I felt that there was more than enough profit, and it was totally unnecessary to take the initiative to ALL IN when the situation was good. After thinking about it again, the plot is actually very natural. The monster has the characteristics of loving to play games, and it does not have good intentions or malice to humans and society. Wabisuke's prompt is the first key to solving the monster. At the last critical moment, the password was quickly solved over and over again, and the time was running out. The male protagonist even lost the pen - not giving up - mentally calculating the answer! It's too good, please accept it three times!
At the end, a hot spring was thrown out, which was very pleasing!
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