Animefreak114's Monster Tv Review
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Overall watching Monster is an experience and as I'm very bitter to say, not one your everyday anime fan will be able to appreciate. Not only does Monster demand a mature audience with its adult content, but in terms of concepts as well, this is anime that will generally fly right over the heads of younger viewers or those newer to the anime community. Assuming that they can first look past its unconventional aesthetics in terms of art and music. And if you can get past all that then I can say for certainty as both an anime critic and avid anime fan this show will leave you with a lasting impression.
Presentation:
One of the deterrents to watching Monster with a group of friends on a late Friday night is the fact that this isn't a series you can marathon in one night. It's a long.
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Hiddensnakehands' Monster Tv Review
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The anime is based on the manga.
Overall, because of the theme of this anime, it is pretty serious. It is good and a nice anime if you watch it like
one episode a day, but if you are like me, watching like several episodes back to back, (on this issue, i do not blame
me, i blame the fansub groups, anime-kraze and anime-keep) for releasing 4 or 5 episodes at once in a short period of
time. The story gets somewhat gruesome and dark, it is actually i would say suited more for a TV documentary than for an
anime.
Theres little humor in all the episodes i have seen, maybe when you see like surprise murderers, it is not going to
be very fun. Also the story is presented in the way in which it kind of drags. some episodes are not very much needed.
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Failure's Monster Tv Review
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Before I proceed, know that I prefer my anime on the dramatic, realistic side. With that in mind...<p />
As far as presentation goes, I will say this: for an anime, the premise is fairly unique. Set in Europe with a largely
European cast, no giant robots or enormous swords flying around, no karaoke...well, no, there is one scene with karaoke
but it's not in the usual fashion. The hero, Dr. Tenma, although extraordinarily talented is really just an
ordinary guy. You get the impression it could happen to anyone. You get the impression that if it was a German doctor
and not a Japanese doctor, things could turn out similarly. Girls don't fall in love with him at the drop of a
hat, and there are no hot springs. This is a drama coupled with a bit of whodunnit and suspense.
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