Episode 13 – Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra

A few weeks later, mynogh It’s finally over – on an unusually offensive note, quite a few, but we’ll do it. Despite being the last episode, I don’t usually expect a lot of fanfare from the finale of the show. Of course, it has some plot-related moments, and the material I undoubtedly feels bigger in the original material. But maybe it’s just because we were in the last episode, but none of these possible hooks really caught me.

First, the equivalent of Takuto and his slave girl is a JRPG, which is a parody or ironic expression of slaves in Isekai anime, but she spends so little time on screen that I’m not entirely confident about it. It can easily become an accident because she makes her a little too crumbly and optimistic. Then, there is the witch, now it seems to be ours D&D Or the desktop is equivalent to a high-standard. Her brief storyline actually didn’t really think of this. It made me wonder why she appeared before this episode.

That being said, I’m not sure if it was a comedy moment, but when Takuto spawned a bunch of completely modern guns into the room where he gathered, it caused my laughter, essentially everyone told everyone how they would go on the war forward. Apparently, the literal modern guns are a fantastic contrast to all of this – the rooms are mostly filled with yelling elves – which are fun. But unless the anime goes on, anyone is willing to pick up the original material (I, I’m not), and I guess it’s just a shocking note.

Overall, the series has great potential from the start, which makes the final disappointment even more disappointing. It’s a cool original spin on a familiar concept, but gets stuck due to the tedious visual effects, poor writing, unwillingness or inability to push yourself further. It could have been much worse than before, but even with a few episodes (especially in the middle) better than the others, even the best ones have never been better. This is a textbook definition of anime that is lacking in anime, which is usually forgotten after the first week.

It’s not that the show isn’t correct. Even if the execution does not match this idea, the fact remains mynogh There is a very unique concept. The show continued and I warmed up for the characters (especially Artu and Isla). Even if these better moments aren’t spectacular and happen entirely in the second half of the show, it still has its own moments.

But, okay, unfortunately, it hasn’t even surpassed the bad. Although I don’t necessarily think it will solve all mynoghProblem, in the right studio hands, overall it can be enjoyed better. The grim tones of the performance, the darkness (symbolically and literally), the bloody, the cruelty – all of this anime are seriously underestimated, and that doesn’t do anything good. Even though improving the visuals and overall atmosphere of the show doesn’t help with writing, it can still do anything for a better viewing experience.

And the last nails in the coffin: Even if someone has a strange specific itching to the Isekai anime, our protagonist is the villain of their world, I can easily recommend almost all the growing list of small animes, including this anime, including, especially, especially, especially, especially, I’m a disgusting personshared director (YūjiYanase,who I am Interview about mynogh Not long ago) mynogh.

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Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Currently flowing
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