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NEWS: MYTH&ROID, Rie Takahashi Perform Re:Zero Anime's New Theme Songs

Wait, so this is going for 25 episodes not 13? Sweet. If it keeps up the quality I'm game.

Lord Dcast wrote:

Wait, so this is going for 25 episodes not 13? Sweet. If it keeps up the quality I'm game.

While I am happy to hear that you like the show so far, but I am not sure which quality aspect that makes you attach to this show, because in the later novels ( 2nd half of anime), there will be more mental and physical suffering (you haven't seen the most painful part yet), emotion turmoil, as well as character develoements (Subaru's REAL growth) for main and side characters.

Apparently not every reader in Japan likes these tonal shifts, which caused the later novels' sales decrease, but I personally love it, as it actually gives characters and settings more necessary depth. If those sound like you cup of tea (there is a reason that Subaru is NOT supposed to be a self-insert character), then you will like this show even more as the real adventure has just begun

I meant quality in storytelling, and this looks right up my alley. I tend to avoid searching information before I watch a series as I'll probably like it more without spoilers, but it's good to hear its going where I want it to go. I've been hoping it'd go psychological, and now I'm hyped.

What is the point in announcing the new opening and ending, they will just play it like 5 times throughout the rest of the series. Not that I'm complaining, since that means more screen time for the show to move along, but it's seem dubious to even change the opening and ending seeing as they only played them together in 1 episode and separately each got like 3 times that they were played out of 10 episodes. So, again, seems kinda dubious.

While I am happy to hear that you like the show so far, but I am not sure which quality aspect that makes you attach to this show, because in the later novels ( 2nd half of anime), there will be more mental and physical suffering (you haven't seen the most painful part yet), emotion turmoil, as well as character develoements (Subaru's REAL growth) for main and side characters.

Apparently not every reader in Japan likes these tonal shifts, which caused the later novels' sales decrease, but I personally love it, as it actually gives characters and settings more necessary depth. If those sound like you cup of tea (there is a reason that Subaru is NOT supposed to be a self-insert character), then you will like this show even more as the real adventure has just begun

Engineering Nerd wrote:

While I am happy to hear that you like the show so far, but I am not sure which quality aspect that makes you attach to this show, because in the later novels ( 2nd half of anime), there will be more mental and physical suffering (you haven't seen the most painful part yet), emotion turmoil, as well as character develoements (Subaru's REAL growth) for main and side characters. Apparently not every reader in Japan likes these tonal shifts, which caused the later novels' sales decrease, but I personally love it, as it actually gives characters and settings more necessary depth. If those sound like you cup of tea (there is a reason that Subaru is NOT supposed to be a self-insert character), then you will like this show even more as the real adventure has just begun

It just seems that most Japanese otakus just don't like any storytelling that actually focuses on emotions and characters, or simply misunderstood its central theme. Anyway, this is good to hear for me, as I liked the half for its intrigue.