Clockwork Planet Episode 7: Attack the Multiple Grid
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
The plot focuses on the emotional aftermath of meeting AnchoR, exploring the concept of "family" among machines. Character designs for AnchoR in her casual state emphasize her doll-like fragility. Visuals lean into soft, domestic lighting within the group's hideout, providing a rare moment of peace.Specific Moment: The contrast between AnchoR’s innocent "child" persona and her cold, destructive capability.
This episode is great! No filler, just necessary plot points all the way through. The emotional aspects are written very well and the character interactions make it even better. The visuals are really interesting to look at. While there are some drawn-out speaking scenes which slow the pace a little, they're all important to the plot.
This episode is a heartwarming scene, where they believe in each other to win a battle, and in a futile situation, they survive. I love how they solve a problem and accept the reason why they are facing such a conflict, but at the same time, they still show how acceptance really is.
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