Concrete Revolutio

The episode left too many unanswered questions and it's a good thing that there is a second season of this anime. I think I would appreciate the anime if I rewatched it after finishing season 2, there's really quite a lot of holes in the story and maybe I would appreciate the time skip scene more. For now, as a first time watcher I wouldn't rate it high.

Quite a revelation of an episode, some inconsistencies with the stories on the previous episode have been answered and this could be the episode that answers why Jirou had become rogue. Although not all of the mysteries have been answered, hopefully the answers will be revealed in the last episode

I thought this episode is going to focus on the superhuman idols or claude but it turns out that it's also going to be connected with Kikko. The scene at the ending was surprising and renewed my interest on the anime, soundtrack along it was also great. There's still no info. about what the real motives of the higher ups that made Jirou quit the Bureau or the Teito groups side.

An episode that focuses on Hyouma or code name Jaguar. Disregard everything you know about branching timelines in time travel cause this one talks about linear version and paradoxes When the same person with a different timeline meet something terrible will happen? Nope, that also didn't happen in this episode. I wouldn't say the concept of timelines and paradoxes in this anime is interesting, I could say though that it is odd. Oddly enough there isn't any time skip in this episode about Jirou that connects with Hyouma.

The timeline is messed up for this episode, the first half of the episode Jirou is still in the Bureau and then next he left the Bureau. They have skipped some stuff in order to focus on the featured superhuman in this episode. The story itself is just plain and it also looked like they have skipped some stuff like how did the father got to reunite with his family

The story of this episode is connected with Rainbow Knight. Rainbow Knight's whole story wasn't revealed, it was just fragmented. That story was important because it was used as a drive for the person playing as Eye of Lucifer to supposedly lure out Rainbow Knight. The episode felt lacking in conparison with the precious episode.

This was actually quite a good episode. Just think of the episode as a lesson about the fundamental philosophy of Yin and Yang. There's also a small hint about who really is Kikko but some of it are quite vague. What catches my eye is how beautiful the Konpeitō are, just like the real ones.

Wait...this is rather familiar, regulating superhumans or suppressing their powers. This sounds the same as a certain famous American Comic about Mutants 🤔. There's some holes in the story like how did they get their powers and their decision was rather spineless yet glossed over by the idea of having people smile is a real super power 🤨

Instead of giving up, the idiots doubled down on their stupidity. I think some of my brain cells died while watching the whole fiasco. Not all of the questions have been answered and a portion of Jirou's past has been revealed. There's finally an animation flex in this episode that should have been in ep 3. Was this an entertaining watch? Can't say I enjoyed it, the only thing that's made me want to watch it all is to connect all the events like some sort of puzzle

Best finale. I really loved this anime, and it concluded while connecting the future events beautifully. I honestly can’t say who was right or wrong since both sides had understandable points. It was also a really nice touch to bring back many of the superhumans from previous episodes. This series truly feels like a love letter to Showa-era entertainment, with lots of references and parodies of classic works. That said, the non-linear storytelling was still really confusing at times, I practically had to take notes just to keep track of when everything was happening. Overall, a really good anime.

Great episode. I really liked how the story progressed and how much tension there was throughout the episode. It also finally explained why Jiro quit the Bureau and answered some of the questions the series had been building up. Really like this anime

The timeline in this episode connects with ep1 and is also somewhat connected to the aftermath of the story. Oddly enough there isn't any time skip scene in this episode, it is mostly flashbacks. Seeing this is just part 1, I hope that the other parts shown in this episode gets explained properly since the ending pretty much resolved the primary problem in this episode.P.S. There's a rather surprising scene in this episode which I think is connected on what's happening in the time skip scene 🤔

At first, I expected this to be another “superhuman of the week” episode, this time focusing on idols. But then Claude showed up and completely broke the usual formula. The final scene was incredible and genuinely blew my mind, even though I still don’t fully understand what’s going on. I’m really excited to see how the mystery surrounding Claude unfolds from here.

This episode takes place after the events of episode 8 and focuses more on Hyouga, which is great because he is one of the most mysterious character. But somehow, this episode just made him even more mysterious. The time travel aspects are very confusing, but the show stays enjoyable if you just go along with it.

This was an episode focused on a specific superhuman family. It might be a bit confusing, but timeline-wise this takes place after Jiro quit the Bureau. The story in this episode was really good, though also pretty sad. My favorite part was the truck from America, the colors remind me of something.

Sorry for the language but dfuq is this episode?!, it felt like I've been blueballed 😤. Just when I thought that it's going to be an animation flex, Why on earth didn't they just finish the fight?!. Sure the lesson has been given and it's really cliché considering the featured "superhuman" in this episode. My theory in the previous episode is starting to take shape, so what dumbass thing that higher ups must have done 🤔

Another great episode. This one introduced and focused on Yumihiko and Jiro, and I found that they’re actually very similar while also acting as foils to each other. The first half of the episode was pretty slow, but I really liked the later part. I also loved the mystery surrounding the episode. My only other complaint is that the rest of Detective Youth BL mostly just there.

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