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Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress

I heard it's from the creators of "Attack on Titan." That's quite possible.

+ It resonates with the aforementioned work, which I consider a good cartoon. The combat, the fluidity of movement, the design of the monsters, the overall essence of what's happening, the plot, the atmosphere. It's like "Attack on Titan for those who are not too picky and impatient," because there are only 12 episodes and the ending is relatively conclusive. And there are no drawn-out scenes or flashbacks that last for five episodes, as in "Attack on Titan." Overall, it's not bad, it's watchable. Also, the usual trick worked: "want to impress Koshu? Show her a cool monster."
- Well, it doesn't quite reach the level of the original. The characters are even more depressing, the atmosphere is not very well built up, and the first couple of episodes were frankly uninteresting to watch. I occasionally facepalmed at the women's outfits.
= 7.5/10, you can watch it, it's not bad overall, but there's a better alternative. I watched it because I liked "Attack on Titan" and wanted something in a similar style. It's good to watch with a beer, as they say.

I actually enjoyed the first few episodes, but towards the end, it went downhill to a 3/10. I don't remember exactly what the reason was, though.

Steins;Gate
Season 1
While watching, you constantly feel amazed by what's happening. Mostly, the anime is quite funny (and with so many quirky characters gathered in one place), but a sense of anxiety and concern for the characters also accompanied me throughout many episodes. What's happening on the screen can't really be called confusing in the sense of a detective story, but interesting things are definitely happening, and you periodically make various assumptions about how time works in this world.
The downsides include a certain amount of fanservice. There are too many characters and situations where it looks gaudy and unnecessary. And... Perhaps that's all. Otherwise, the anime is excellent, I recommend it.
9/10

All the other anime are great, I recommend them.

Well, this is probably for those who can't handle the novel.

I was also eyeing that cartoon. Maybe I'll give it a try. Although the fan service is awful.

Well, that's probably for those who can't handle the novel.

The fact that it originated from the novel certainly explains these moments...

(Dull)

After spending a week almost forcing myself to read Fullmetal Alchemist manga, suffering from terrible withdrawal symptoms from drawing (I could only read at home on my computer), I realized all the advantages of adaptations.

A good adaptation of a manga can be achieved by animating the pages of the original. Additionally, in anime, you get audio accompaniment and voice acting, which are absent in manga. Therefore, adapting everything 1 to 1 is not only possible but can even result in a product that is better than the original. However, it is impossible to fully adapt a novel, and unlike the example with manga, there are no advantages in the form of voice acting/music.

There is an advantage in not being distracted by having to click the "Next" button.

There's an advantage to listening to the game with a proper Russian voice-over instead of straining your eyes reading the text.

There's an advantage to listening in a proper Russian voiceover, rather than straining your eyes reading the text.

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Siv, I told you before that I watch series in the background while I draw. In my case, such a terrible parallel clearly doesn't work.

Who is she talking to? Creator-san, your creature’s leg is broken here.

Siv, I told you before that I watch series in the background while drawing. In my case, such a terrible parallel clearly doesn't work.

That's right, either you're listening to anime in Japanese and still have to constantly alt-tab to read the subtitles, or you're listening to the Russian dub and can actually watch it in the background.