Dusk Beyond the End of the World Episode 7: Paper Songs of a Budding Primate
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

The series finally taps back into the tense sci-fi mystery that made its opening so promising. The setting has a creepy, old-world atmosphere, the stakes feel real again, and Amoru gets more to do. It is not flawless, but this is a welcome course correction!

The entire break in was horribly done and the fact that Yugure wasn't involved was stupid. I don't even want this group to succeed.

How are they so stupid? I mean, what they're doing is incredibly risky, yet they don't seem to have any sense of caution. Like, what the heck am I even watching? Seriously, the development itself isn't really that bad—in fact, it's actually quite natural. But the way they act in these scenes is just so dumb that it's making me lose brain cells.



