So expect plenty of well-endowed female characters that disobey the laws of physics at every turn. You might think this is standard for an Ecchi, but this anime goes above and beyond. It may become weird and distracting if you’re not highly into this flare.
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The story is set in the year 2043, when the virtual reality MMORPG game "Infinite Dendrogram" gets released, allowing players to experience a perfect simulation of their five senses. Two years after the game's release, Reiji Mukudori, who later goes by "Ray Starling," joins along with his seasoned brother Shuu and his Embryo companion Nemesis.
Like a similar series, The Asterisk War, there are a lot of unanswered questions left open for subsequent seasons. It’s apparent that Shin Oonuma and Mirai Minato played it safe and didn’t push many boundaries. However, they gambled that this series would receive a second season.
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When you consider how incompetent all of Maple's opponents are, the situation looks even worse. Their pitiful attempts to summon mobs and bosses to fight against Maple only strengthen her, making the situation laughable.
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Have you had a tough week at work or at your educational institution? Are you looking to unwind with some good anime comedy sprinkled with great fanservice to soothe your body and mind? So why not live out a reasonably humorous dragon fantasy with some Ecchi on the side?
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A minor deity named Yato performs odd jobs for five yen while dreaming of millions of worshippers. When middle school student Hiyori Iki saves him from an accident, her soul becomes partially detached from her body. Together with Yukine, a troubled spirit weapon, they navigate the world between gods and humans while confronting dark pasts, Buddhist concepts of karma, and personal redemption.
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This anime has a lot of flair, which it has in plenty. Character designs are fully armored, reflecting the historical essence and distinctive characteristics of each character, which complements the eye-catching visuals in each episode. The ability to contrast or draw inspiration from a variety of earlier anime is one of the series' strengths.
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Kuromukuro aspires to be more than just your conventional robot-war drama, in addition to being a ride of emotions. It wishes to capitalize on its characters. The story also includes a few historical details from 450 years ago.
If you are going to watch this show, continue after the first few episodes. It’s best if you go in completely blind and let it take you on its weird rollercoaster, because whatever this anime is trying to do, it succeeds in a strange way.
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