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MFrontier
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Seems like the only high-quality aspect of this production was the amount of name seiyuu they were able to attach to it.
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Philmister978
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| Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2025 4:18 am |
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| MFrontier wrote: | | Seems like the only high-quality aspect of this production was the amount of name seiyuu they were able to attach to it. |
More or less. What also bugged me was the non-ending this had. Much less how they didn't really beat the main villain (who wasn't even a villain in the games, just another collectible player character).
The whole project feels like a complete nothing. The story, the characters, the animation, the music, even the voice acting. It's all a complete nothing.
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InfiniteNothingness
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| Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2025 12:54 am |
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Oh yeah, this baffling piece. I watched the debut because it looked confusing in a really bad way, dropped it then for being inscrutable and functionally incoherent alongside one of the most sauceless things this year, and wondered if it'd get a review anywhere. A shame, in a manner of speaking, it's not even interestingly deficient even with all the ways it's bad (which is basically everything).
Really makes me appreciate the true dumpster fires, nonsense rodeos, and special ventures (especially the originals that fit the bill).
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