Anime

Gleipnir, what would we do in this life without you? A lot of things. For example, we would write useless reviews about how you made us watch yourself against our will just to be able to write that very review.

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I watched the first episode a couple of days ago and today I reviewed the remaining 12 episodes in one go. Overall, it reminded me most of Killing Bites, which I spoke highly of about a year and a half ago. The plot is as messy as there, and the same can be said about the monstrous designs, but all of this doesn't matter because everything else is very lively, bold, and youthful, something that I have been seeing less and less often in anime lately.
Setting aside my own preferences, I cannot help but note that over these 13 short episodes, the protagonist has developed more than his counterparts from other titles over several seasons. His girlfriend, on the one hand, is a sassy and cold bitch, but on the other hand, she is quite caring and attentive, leaving a very positive impression despite, or perhaps precisely because of, her constant crazy faces and overall wildness; essentially, she was the main attraction of this anime. Fortunately, the fights were not long, and they received more attention as сюжетные плотпоинты, because often they are meaningless but lengthy. I would gladly watch the second season if there is one, but I will note that I am sorry that the "gray mouse" had so little screen time, only a few episodic appearances, but based on her design and the character shown in those brief moments, I really liked her, she’s cute. Oh yes, I'm certainly not a psychologist, but for some reason I'm sure that when coming up with the protagonist's ability, the author fantasized about how someone penetrates him from behind; this moment was described in great detail.