Watching this work with the mentality of watching a masterpiece will fill up your expectations.
Compared with works of the same theme such as "Parasitic Beast" or "Tokyo Ghoul", the emotional contrast and the effect of the camera cannot be surpassed to such an extent. Of course, this work is also okay.
The last two episodes really felt like a sloppy ending, even to the point of imitating the scenes in eva to me, but it couldn't be better.
The plot inside is indeed a bit too naive. For example: "Devils are demons, but people are more demons than demons." Are demons so unintelligent and not capable of intrigue?
It may be that the funds are insufficient, and I feel that the plot is too simple and not full enough. This kind of plot setting has caused a dimensional blow to my IQ.
It can neither give people a sense of despair of human nature like "Spite on Your Grave", nor can it have a touching plot like "Hall's Moving Castle".
Overall, expectations were too high
It is also said that it is scary and despairing, but I really don't feel it very much, so I haven't watched it for a long time.
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