A boy lives in a floating town, where the poor scrape by and the rich live a sumptuous life, simply casting their garbage off the side, into the abyss. When he’s falsely accused of murder, though, his wrongful conviction leads to an unimaginable punishment—exile off the edge, with the rest of the trash. Down on the surface, the cast-off waste of humanity has bred vicious monsters, and to travel the path to vengeance against those who cast him into Hell, a boy will have to become a warrior…
(Source: Kodansha USA)
While aesthetically unique, Gachiakuta still has much work to do in order to become something exceptional.
I saw a funny comment a few months ago briefly detailing how Gachiakuta was Viz’s first attempt at an Industry plant, and even now I can somewhat see where they’re coming from. For the manga’s case it was because the series was licensed to North America very shortly following the first volume or two…
I won't lie, this is probably the biggest progress anime made on me in one season of watching it. Initially, I wasn't very fan of this anime, I didn't like the first two episodes (and I still don't like them a bit) they were too over the top edgy for me, the author tried too hard to sell me this cru…
Spoiler-free Review of Gachiakuta: Edgy, Intense, Punk!
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● <a>This is a spoiler-free review</a>.
● 80+ in my rating means <a>really good</a>.
● <a>I've added one of the anime soundtracks (Opening) to the sound section</a>. If you wish, scroll down, start it, and use it as your background music whi…
Where the plot of "Gachiakuta" fails, the characters, fun atmosphere, and general vibes pick it back up!
Where the plot of "Gachiakuta" fails, the characters, fun atmosphere, and general vibes pick it back up!
My first reaction to the plot of this anime was that it was terribly predictable, felt like it was done before, and was introduced to us in a whole lot of clunky dialogue. For reference, I watch…
Una historia cruda sobre marginación, rabia y poder nacido de aquello que el mundo desecha.
Gachiakuta es una obra que nace desde la rabia. Un grito narrativo que emerge de los márgenes, de la basura, del resentimiento acumulado por un sistema que desecha personas con la misma facilidad con la que desecha objetos. Es un anime que no busca comodidad ni empatía fácil; busca incomodar, sacudi…