The year is AD 2225. Kouji Aiba and Aoi Housen are serving as astronauts in-training in Liebe Delta which is located on the edge of the Geduld Sea. When saboteurs with unknown intents suddenly strike during a routine dive procedure, the space station plummets into the Geduld, a plasma field that links all the planets like a nervous system and crushes any ship that strays too far into it. With all the adults onboard killed, the young astronauts will have to survive this long journey home in midst of the growing tension amongst each other. Meanwhile the organizers of the sabotage look on and prepare to attack once more.
If someone asked me to name a ‘hidden gem’ in anime, then Mugen no Ryvius would certainly be one of my answers.
In my search for hidden gems, I eventually stumbled upon Mugen no Ryvius. Despite watching anime for over a decade, I have to admit I had never heard of this series before. The synopsis hinted the story would follow a large cast of unique characters, so I went in with the hopes that the show would d…
Infinite Ryvius creates an incredible setting to draw you in, but fails to maintain the pace.
So I watched Infinite Ryvius over the course of 17 months, which should instantly go to show you just how slow and grueling this was for me to watch at times. As a disclaimer, I may be somewhat harsh on this show at times, but in reality, it did have certain redeeming qualities and ends up falling o…
Mugen no Ryvius is a 1999 anime which has been described as 'Lord of the flies in space'. I've tried my best to keep this review spoiler-free in the interest of encouraging people to give this overlooked show a chance.
Ryvius is quite unlike anything I've seen before in anime, and is unfortunately…