DARLING in the FRANXX

I loved darling in the franxx. The visual were absolutely amazing. The character development was great. The fights scenes were badass. Everything about it was perfect, well almost perfect. I only have 1 quick question, why did 02 and Hiro have to day, I hope that most of the fan fictions are correct based on the ending that both of them get reincarnated and meet each other again and fall in love and give us all the ending we hoped dor, but I also hope everyone gets reincarnated and create a new friend group again, which may be selfish of me. Other then that I really have no complaints. I loved it and still do. It's one of the few animes that actually made me cry, laugh and feel joy with the characters. It's also my first ecer anime so it's very special to me.

The best anime I've ever watch

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Darling

Pretty unusual but I like it!

This has a special place in my heart cause it was my first romance anime I watched, without even knowing it was romance before I started

It was fantastic i love it

A spectacular finale. The animation remains beautiful, paired with a stunning soundtrack. While the ending is a bit bittersweet, it ultimately leans toward hope, leaving an open conclusion that softens the sorrow and highlights the sweetness.

yeah, my eyes are sweating again. One of the best anime endings. Just wish the action was toned down for more emotional moments--The fights still feel a bit stiff, but honestly? Still a 10/10. Don't skip the ending song! Watch until the LAST SECONDDDDDDD!!!!!

Makes me really anxious about how they’re going to wrap this up with only one episode left LOL. Story is strong, but the action still feels a bit cliché and lacking punch( every single time)—especially this close to the finale. Emotional scene was well handled as always.

Pace was slow, but it suits the heavy mood. The first half hits emotionally, but the second half shifts too abruptly and kills some of that momentum. Still, it’s an important episode—definitely not skippable.

intense, but the execution doesn’t quite match the depth of the story. Some scenes even feel reminiscent of classic anime. I mean I can see the effort to add more depth to the story, but this kind of depth won’t land for everyone (including me).

Drops a lot of reveals, but the pacing slows things down. Informative, but not the most engaging—skippable if you want a more viewing experience in overall. The second half does feel like it goes a bit too far and overcomplicates things. 5/10.

This episode is a bit rough for me—too much information dumped in a pretty boring way. The pacing is fine, but the execution feels unoriginal. You can’t skip it if you care about the full story, but if you’re here for Zero Two… yeah, maybe.

Almost choked watching the beginning—Kokoro! Mitsuru! That was way too fast! I can see what’s coming, but it still hurts (sobbing). The pacing and turning point are perfectly executed. Even the ending song hits at the right moment. 10/10.

Some genuinely mind-blowing moments in this ep. Story keeps getting more interesting, you can finally see what sets it apart from other mecha-anime. A lot of mysteries are revealed, but the pacing stays controlled—no rushing, just solid, just on point.

This Ep leans back into the mystery side. I like how the story reveals its secrets gradually instead of just handing you answers. Pacing and music 10/10, and the shifting points of view are handled especially well. 12/10!!!

Action scene didn’t really work for me—not bad, just feels a bit unoriginal. You can see the influence of classic anime pretty clearly here. It’s still important for the story, but probably my least favorite episode so far. The 02’s childhood scene did save this episode a little

First half slows things down a bit after the last intense episode, but the second half? It delivers. There’s even a bit of a Romeo and Juliet vibe here (just me thinking that? lol) Definitely not an episode to skip—even if no one probably would.

Omg my baby 02!!! This epsuide hits hard. The visuals is intense with strong use of light and shadow. The monologue echoes back to episode one, and the snow scene is genuinely emotional. Yeah, my eyes are sweating, definitely just “sweat” I swear...