Brand New Animal

MaxwellCoffeeCat May 7, 2020

9

This show, especially the last episode, felt like a love letter to studio trigger, by studio trigger. If you look closely, you can see little elements and charms from previous studio trigger series, and they managed to show that you can still feel the studio trigger charm, without the controversial sexualization.  The story tackles problems such as racism and prejudices, without feeling like they were shoving politics down your throats. It has a fun cast, with bright, studio trigger feeling colours, and a wide range of emotions. It's also shorter than the other popular studio trigger series that we are so used to seeing, so you could easily binge it in a night or two. Yes, it is a show full of furries, but it is very easy to forget that it is in fact, a show full of furries, so I am sure that people who do not like furry content, will probably be fine with a show like this. This show is a show you can show to someone you want to share the studio trigger charm with, without being questioned your sanity! What more could you ask for?? Be careful listening to the OP though, because it really is an earworm! (Lol) So do I recommend this show? Yes, absolutely. 

enb May 15, 2020

8.5

The overall story seems disjointed. It almost seems like they wrote it as they went along rather than having planned out the plot in advance. That being said, nearly every single episode is satisfying in some way. It delivers on action, excitement, drama, and even mystery to a small degree. While the artwork is lo-fi, don't think the artists were slacking. It was certainly a choice that serves to immerse the audience in this world. The animation is top-notch. It's definitely been influenced by western cartoons which contributes to this show's unique visual personality. The characters actually have depth. Nobody is stagnant. Whether this is due to actual character development or the unveiling of new information to the audience depends on the character. The soundtrack and effects were great. The musical scenes, which were few and far between, always seemed appropriate and never felt forced. The leadup to the finale was totally tight butthole in spite of being incredibly predictable. I never thought this would turn into a thriller. Unfortunately, the last episode was marred by an unfulfilling conclusion, likely due to the writers only having a single episode to wrap things up. They even went so far as to skip the intro to pack in more content. It really seems like there should have been 1 or 2 more episodes. While the end was still satisfying to some degree it could have been substantially better and is practically the only reason this doesn't have a perfect score. Overall, 8.5 out of 10. Definitely would recommend to anyone regardless of their tastes. It's got something for pracitaclly everybody. This one's going in my top 5 single season animes.

Lcn Jul 14, 2020

5

I see netflix influence can make even Trigger to make bad anime, ofcourse only story wise. I think that animation was really nice and anime overalll looked good. However, it had boring characters and boring story, not much to say about this anime besides this, was really hard to watch until the end.