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Divine Gate Anime Review: A Convoluted Mess of an Adaptation

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Divine Gate is a convoluted anime adaptation of the mobile game, cramming too much into 12 episodes. Despite decent visuals and music, the messy plot, forgettable characters, and poor pacing make it a disappointing watch. The series fails to develop its large cast or provide a coherent story, leaving viewers confused and unsatisfied. Only recommended for die-hard fans of the game.
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