The overwhelming anime protagonists are always in popularity and often find themselves at the forefront and center of anime eraists. However, perhaps partly because they have become dimes and are more difficult than before than to stand out, rather than being exhausted. but, Myster who didn’t realize the studio((UAM) The protagonist, Kurt Rockhans, is implemented in different ways in seemingly simple ways.
Kurt couldn’t even knock down the basic Slime alone – how completely useless he was in the battle. Of course, this is his exceptionally good-SSS-level-actually everything else. Mining, cooking, cleaning, building – Not only is he outstanding in the mission itself, but in the process he does something to magically enhance or strengthen anything he is doing or getting along with. When he is asked about this, his excuse is usually no big deal, and that’s how people in his village do things (for some reason no one thinks it’s just asking where he is from; even by the end, the specific details Kurt offers about his hometown are few and far away). But Kurt is that confident zero type that makes him apologize in some way. Coupled with his aforementioned spell of “This is how everyone does this from where I come”, Kurt doesn’t believe he is anyone special. However, everyone around him quickly realized how incredibly unreal this was, and he quickly became the leader of his studio (Meister). Of course, he didn’t realize he was in charge, but it was neither here nor here.
In short, Kurt is the best. Or at least, that’s what everyone around him kept saying – from the statement. It seems like the character is forced to get Kurt’s praise for each episode, or whether the show itself is unsafe to whether he is actually a great protagonist, or fear that if it doesn’t exceed 30 seconds without highlighting it, the audience will forget that he is so cute. Kurt isn’t necessarily a terrible protagonist. I would say he has some charm to him. But, the Kurt head who has all these overwhelming skills and doesn’t know it is only as cute as you see it for the first time. So when it starts dawning on you, this anime revolves around the joke entirely, and doesn’t even find particularly creative or interesting ways to keep telling this lonely joke, despite how it forms the core of the series, and how often it is to reuse, the show gets stale and then becomes totally frustrating.
This grating repetition may be mitigated by something (regardless) in a way other than Kurt. The most obvious competitor can easily become another interesting character or story. But all of this anime stock in character creation goes into Kurt at the expense of every other character, which range from universal to boring. What precious fragments of personality they give (if nothing (not everyone has one), then it’s just about Kurt. For example, their reaction to Kurt, who impressed them, or in some cases had a romantic feeling about Kurt.
To make things worse, there are not many ways to tell stories UAM Any one. For the most part, it’s just Kurt doing all kinds of odd jobs, and then the studio will open soon. Then, Kurt acquires his daughter for no reason (yes, it sounds like it’s random and not feasible). There are some hints around that something bigger than people might work, but that is by no means substantial.
There is no attention here as far as production value is concerned. Visually, I see something worse and usually looks capable, but this kind of anime often deviates from the model to the point where I’m not even sure there’s one on the model. My heart pays tribute to all the poor souls I want role play The characters of this series – you will be in a very difficult battle. The soundtrack is medium and unaffected, which makes it in a pretty good condition if it’s a little vanilla. this Dubbing Very good, but I found myself preferring submarines. None of them performed particularly well or badly (although if I had to choose someone I like, I would choose Mikako Komatsu As Kurt in Japanese, the overall ensemble in the Japanese version brings more energy to their performance.
The huge potential of the anime to achieve in its concept makes it even more disappointing, which makes it even more disappointing. However, if you’re eager to make any sort of changes on the standard-released anime protagonist, you might find some fun UAM Just for unique formulas. Despite all the shortcomings, it is difficult to exaggerate our hunger for something like this UAMdare to drive the tired Trope in an interesting new direction. This is a textbook example for anime with a brilliant idea, but flawed execution.
