Comet Lucifer
Oshimeter
Synopsis
In the world of Gift, the bowels of the planet hide a highly sought after crystalline substance known as Giftium. A young boy on Gift named Sougo Amagi inherited his interest in Giftium from his mother, a researcher. As an inhabitant of Garden Indigo, a small and prosperous miner's town, Sougo has many opportunities to forage and collect rare crystals that can only be found there. However, the most exciting treasure that Sougo discovers is not a crystal, but a person. After being pulled into a school quarrel, he plummets into the deep caverns of an old mine. There, in the abysmal depths of the earth, Felia—an enigmatic girl with red eyes and blue hair—emerges from a large crystal. Through this strange first encounter, bonds of friendship are formed between Felia and Sougo. But Felia is being pursued by a secret organization that aims to use her powers for their own benefit, and Sougo and his friends must help her, all while discovering the true nature of this girl from the crystal.
Episode Guide
Characters
Felia
Mysterious telekinetic girl, embodiment of a planet, sacrifices herself to save Sogo and the world.
Ohashi Ayaka
Mo Ritika Tzetzes Ura
Loyal crystal snake mecha, Moura, serves Sogo & Felia, controlling Felia's powers.
Minase Inori
Kaon Lanchester
Kaon Lanchester: Sogo's friend, Roman's former fiancée, secretly harbors feelings for Sogo, and eventually marries Roman.
Takahashi Rie
Sougo Amagi
Reckless crystal collector Sougo seeks the red gem Lucifer to prove his mother's theories, adventuring with friends.
Kobayashi Yuusuke
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Though not that satisfactory, the story is still good. I'm just surprised that it made a sudden turn of focused character from Feila to Sogo. It was a good anime!
Sogo's desire and determination to save Feila is unbeatable and he can do anything to see her. He's so strong and focused, though some obstacles block his way.
I thought it is almost the end but more mysteries are yet to unfold. All of the characters also show kindness to one another as they want to do one thing!
The epic and most awesome battle of all time in this anime has come with an additional upgrade! The emotions that kept Sogo and Do Mon connected are very touching.
Personally, I think their true adventure has started only now, it is when Feila showed who she really is. On another note, Do Mon's true character was surprising comparing to what was portrayed in the first episodes.
The incidents Sogo and others always experienced are quite the same where they fall in a big pit and then something strange happens. On another note, it is surprising to know the true identities of other side characters.
The battle in this episode was quite good but it's kind of awkward to see it in the middle of a wedding ceremony. Meanwhile, I'm shocked that there is a spy. I wonder who it is.
This episode's battle is so EPIC! But what is more EPIC is how Feila saved Sogo from the bad situation he is. Now I can see the goodness of this anime!
I'm wondering how strong the storm will it be based on what Do Mon has explained it. However, when it started, it was like a common rain only and not that a disaster or maybe, there's more into his experience.
The animation is so classic but still very catchy to the eyes. Even the flow of events are easy to follow. It's a good episode.
The finale delivered on the mecha action 🤖 The Black Giant fight was intense and well animated. The animation quality stayed strong throughout. The pink gem moment was visually striking. The ending wrapped things up nicely. A solid conclusion to a fun adventure.
The rescue attempt was intense 😰 Fongerufu's shield is clearly a major obstacle. Sogo refusing to give up on Felia is so in character. The action scenes are ramping up. The villains' true goals are starting to be revealed. Finale setup is real.
The ritual at the Altar was visually stunning ✨ The animation during the ceremony was gorgeous. Something about what unfolded was completely unexpected. Felia's true nature is starting to come into focus. The scale of the worldbuilding is impressive.
Do Mon's backstory is finally getting explored 🕵️ The infiltration scenes were tense. Sogo and Felia getting ambushed had me stressed. The dual storyline structure worked well. The Bureau clearly has history with Do Mon. The pieces are coming together.
The forest waterway setting was gorgeous 🌿 The sense of adventure is strong in this episode. Do Mon warning them not to go further had me worried. The environmental design continues to impress. Something about this route feels like it's leading to something big.
The mountain night episode was cozy and tense at the same time 🏔️ The group bonding moments were sweet. The danger lurking in the shadows kept me on edge. The animation during the darker scenes was moody. Felia's interactions with everyone are warming up.
The wedding detour was a nice break from the action 💒 The village architecture is so detailed and charming. The atmosphere shift to something festive was refreshing. Felia being curious about human customs is cute. The moment of peace felt earned before things get serious again.
The kidnapping plot had me stressed 😰 Sogo rushing off without thinking is so in character. Moura being surprisingly useful was a nice change. The world continues to expand with new locations. The villains are clearly after Felia for her powers. The fight scenes are getting better.
The storm episode was intense 🌪️ Watching everyone scramble to secure the house was stressful. The animation during the weather effects was solid. The quiet moments between Sogo and Felia were sweet. Do Mon trying to be the responsible adult is endearing. Felia's powers showing up at the end was unexpected.
The storm setup created nice tension ⛈️ Do Mon panicking about the broken roof was funny. The town feels so alive and lived in. Felia's curiosity about everything is adorable. The family dynamic at Sogo's home is surprisingly wholesome. This show is cozy despite the mecha action.
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