The soundtrack gives life to the characters as well as the plot it is so beautiful to listen to the melodies composed by Kano. I don’t know how he does what he does, but whatever he does, it’s done with style and emotions. The detailed backgrounds, stunning character design, smooth movements and the incredible backdrops will undoubtedly swoon you away in the fantasy land of terrorism with no casualties.ĬGI is there, but it’s blended in well, don’t have any complaints from my side.Ĭoming to the soundtrack, Yoko Kano is a perfectionist. The animation reflects the realism of the society we live in, i.e., corrupted and innocent. MAPPA once again proved why they are a serious contender in the anime industry. The series comprises of a fantastic cast which is pure, tragic, and pretty to look at they all are the remnants of poetry lost in time. It was painful to smile the smile reeked of an unknown agony, and yet it was beautiful. You can feel how broken they are, striving to live in a world that wasn’t made for them, especially Nine, Twelve, and Lisa, okay Five too.

And everything was executed in an almost perfect manner. The way every emotion is handled is genuinely remarkable, and the depiction couldn’t be more captivating.įor me, it was the characters that stood out, more than the plot and animation.The unique blend of dynamic and spontaneous nature of theirs made them more exciting and fun to watch, even relatable at times.Their actions had a meaning which resonated well with their ideologies. Other than that, it also manages to focus on an underlying tone in the form of an emotion which is depicted through loneliness this particular trait is seen in several of the main characters. The series excels in portraying several emotions of the characters, which include the likes of anger, pain, agony, sadness, fear, and distress. The world of ‘ Zankyou no Terror‘ embodies the reality of our world and emphasizes its realism in the process, making it far more personal than it actually intended to. The dreamlike story is still stuck in my head and etched in my heart. It still feels surreal, the events, the characters, the overarching stories, even the central theme – terrorism.

Directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, comes a coming of age story focusing on terrorism and corruption. Nine and Twelve, the nameless persona found their answers in terrorism. With a broken desire and unfulfilled wish, the duo set out to redefine something, something that felt important to them, something which made them feel significant in the eyes of others.

They were the birds who wanted to fly it was the weight of the feathers which didn’t let them.

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