Akame ga Kill! short comments

Glen 2022-04-04 08:01:01

Too many pitfalls I don't know where to start. First of all, the setting is good, and the various Tegu battles are a major attraction. But ah, this ability setting is too unreasonable, the night attack is a bit too weak, the whole team ambushed two people and they were still pressed and beaten, and finally changed one by one. And what's the matter with the presence of the heroine? Cut the red eyes, the story should revolve around you, there are so few scenes, and then it is not the male protagonist CP. Not as good as the snow queen orz...
Colton 2022-04-07 09:01:06

Although at the end the author wrote the male protagonist scummy to death, I don't think it's a pity. On the contrary, Chi Tong, who survived in the end, makes me so distressed! Without her sister, without friends, without teammates, she is burdened with murder and abuse, and I don’t know when to stop. I don’t think she will be happy anymore. Seeing that I am finally relieved, if a person suffers this pain, I would rather be wiped out in the end. ps: One protagonist died in one episode, you are really awesome author!

black for black

Kaela 2022-04-07 09:01:06

I took a look, it was completely black for the sake of black, and most of the fights were crossed. At first, it was because I heard that the strongest Zhi Fan came here. I thought it was a very cruel kind. It was the first time. Kneeling people is a bit difficult, but slowly kneeling one by one, there is no rendering at all, it feels like kneeling just to make you kneel, meaningless. In general, it can be seen that the theme is against tyranny. Tyranny is hateful, but is it really useful to be black for black? It is true that both sides have kneeling people, but the difference between kneeling people is too obvious, right? The protagonist Fang has all kinds of bgm blessings, and I don't even know if the villain kneels? The whole show makes me feel embarrassed. Just like the cartoons from a long time ago, it is all about executing justice for the sake of justice, and eliminating darkness for the sake of eliminating darkness. To tell the truth, 2⭐, for the production, the screenwriter, etc. is completely on the street Cub, I don't know what's wrong with blowing so high.

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