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Babylon
The suspense story centers around Zen Seizaki, a prosecutor with the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Office. While investigating illegal acts by a certain pharmaceutical company, Seizaki stumbles across a conspiracy over an election for an autonomous "new zone" established in western Tokyo. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Mado NozakiOriginal Story
ZainOriginal Character Design
Kiyotaka SuzukiDirector
Keisuke GotouCharacter Design
Atsushi KashiwaProp DesignAkiko KumadaProp Design
Norifumi NakamuraArt DirectorSatoshi TakezawaColor DesignYasuhiro AsagiDirector of Photography
Shunsuke NakamuraDirector of PhotographyHiroshi OkudaEditing
Jin AketagawaSound Director
Zen SeizakiYuuichi Nakamura
Ai MagaseSatsuki Yukino
Atsuhiko FumioKenshou Ono
Hiasa SekuroMao Ichimichi
Ryuuichirou NomaruKatsuhisa Houki
Shinobu KujiinTakahiro Sakurai
Yasutaka MorinagaKenyuu Horiuchi
Kaika ItsukiRyoutarou Okiayu
Ariyoshi HantaKazuyuki Okitsu
Alexander W. WoodHideyuki Tanaka
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*Prologue* Approaching this show is a difficult task. This isn’t because the show tackles harsh subject matter involving the likes of suicide as one of its fundamental talking points. It’s not because the show isn’t exactly good at doing so, either. It’s because I’m still coming to terms with what…
Read full review on AniList →Babylon is yet the latest in a series of blunders courtesy of the seinen demographic that in many ways sum up exactly why the majority of people shun it in favor of its younger brother in the shonen demographic. It's not that I personally think seinen can't be fantastic; plenty of series have done a…
Read full review on AniList →I will start right off the bat, I did not like this anime. I feel it tries to speak about something profound about morality, society and suicide and so much more but really don't know what it really wants to say. I usually like interpretive and vague narratives and at first, this seems to be one of…
Read full review on AniList →# __Disclaimer: If you have considered suicide or is facing hardships, please steer away from this Anime and search professional help__ . Now that's out of the way, let's get into it. I would say this anime has about 3 or 4 layers of which I will describe briefly below when I go into the spoiler se…
Read full review on AniList →~~~img220(https://cdn.myanimelist.net/images/anime/1942/102707.jpg)~~~ This is an anime that whose concept is so heavy that watching it shouldn't be taken lightly. Babylon anime has toyed with a heavy concept of death and meaning to life which I personally liked it. A public prosecutor, Seizaki Zen…
Read full review on AniList →Babylon is a psychological thriller that emphasizes the psychological factors that the MC (Zen Seizaki) faces in his investigation of the unusual suicidal deaths that have occurred during the mayoral election within the fictional new Shiniki district in Tokyo. Zen Seizaki the MC starts off the anim…
Read full review on AniList →# Overview Babylon is an anime adaptation of a 3-volume novel. The entirety of the series is adapted into 12 episodes. The themes of the series are presented through the dichotomy of its main characters: Zen, a Japanese prosecutor who dramatically experiences the events of the story and has his righ…
Read full review on AniList →Analysis of the Anime Babylon. Contains Spoilers Preface After a long period of drafting and rewriting this article, gathering as much information as possible, and re-watching some episodes, I can say that I am ready to write a substantive analysis of a contemporary and complex anime called Babylo…
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