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In/Spectre is a supernatural crime noire with witty dialogue wrapped in an uninspired plot.
__Story__
Enter into the tried and tested, yokai-infested, setting of contemporary Japan, where adolescent girls get kidnapped and become goddesses by having a leg chopped off and an eye removed. Where women see their boyfriends scare off monsters and don’t fall more in love with them — in fact, th…
Read full review on AniList →Decent story, but uninspiring as an anime adaptation. Go watch Hyouka instead.
See last paragraph for TLDR.
As a show almost entirely consisting of people sitting around somewhere and talking, what it does to keep the viewer's attention as the protagonist goes on ten, twenty minutes long monologues episode after episode can make or break the show. As another mystery show, Hyo…
Read full review on AniList →Not much ever happens and it makes for a boring show. Not worth the watch.
One word I'd use to describe this anime is disappointing. There's just so much that they could've done better.
The first problem I have with In/Spectre is that the cast of characters, which is comprised of about 6 main characters, has 1 interesting character. Kotoko is the only interesting charact…
Read full review on AniList →Cool in many ways, but only in the surface
In early 2020 before the blowout of the pandemic I was browsing through potential series I might be interested. Usually the ad spam of Crunchyroll don't really push to me watch any of the animes, but perhaps that time something catched my eye to investigate In/Spectre. I guess the quick search onlin…
Read full review on AniList →In/spectre was an enjoyable watch, but the harder you think about it, the more flaws it has.
<p align="justify">In/spectre is a mystery anime with elements of romance, comedy, yokai, and a bit of horror. Most episodes have the pattern of Iwanagi trying to solve a mystery or explain a mystery. I'll rate the mysteries in my story category.
When I rate an anime, I take five categories into con…
Read full review on AniList →It doesn't take a God of wisdom to realize the story relies on bland and monotone exposition.
Words, words, words. What the **** do they even mean? Well, I don’t know! But someone has to figure out what the **** this show is about and whether or not it’s good. Lucky for you, I happen to be extremely qualified in deciphering bullshit, and In/Spectre certainly is grade-A bullshit.
Where do I…
Read full review on AniList →Its not super good, but presentable
Roughly summarised, the anime delivers a strong start but absolutely weakens after the first 2 episodes.
Appearance/Synchro
Actually, there is nothing to criticise about the look and the synchro, but there were "glitches" in some episodes when streaming on Crunchyroll (the picture got stuck or the…
Read full review on AniList →If I lie about what I am lying about does that make it any more true when I lie about it later?
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Sometimes a person sits down and thinks they want a good mystery, then believes they find one. Disappointment is one way to put it when it isn’t as expected. Lets start with everything is a lie, like really, everything is just a lie.
~~Monogatari has a lot of dialog and mystery, its…
Read full review on AniList →Kyokou Suiri: Promessa Desvanecida e Diálogos Sem Vida
Comecei a acompanhar Kyokou Suiri na época de seu lançamento, e, a princÃpio, o anime parecia muito promissor. Com uma premissa que misturava o sobrenatural e o mistério, a série despertou um certo entusiasmo inicial. A ideia de explorar fenômenos paranormais e resolver enigmas com uma abordagem úni…
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