KADO: The Right Answer

A strong start. The landing of the Kado is cinematic and full of mystery. Shindo's skills in negotiating with an alien entity are top-tier. Perfect pacing and the sci-fi elements are hooking. A masterclass in the first episodes.

The final episode holds the real interaction between Shindou and Yaha-kui zaShunina as he was taking the whole human race to Anisotropic. The story binds perfectly as the anime reaches to the end. Even though the start was quite absurd, the ending is promising.

Saraka and Shindou’s struggle to fight off the motif of Yaha-kui zaShunina felt real. The direction and the plot making are great. This episode nicely uses foreshadowing that shapes the path for the upcoming one. Although the animation felt quite shaky, the pace was okay here.

All the plot twists are great in this episode. The whole idea of the theme and story is now coming into place. The narrative is well designed to maximize the story's impact. The animation is great in this episode, and the pace is suitable to carry out the flow of the story. The idea of Anisotropic beings is nicely explained.

What a great end. The way that Yaha-kui zaShunina developed some emotions at the end, how Shindou could accomplish his surprise and how things went out was a whole plot twist. Really good ending!

Another episode full of tension, it was a ride while they prepared for the real encounter with Yaha-kui zaShunina. It is giving us more information about him and his plans, what it makes this more interesting!

This episode gave me the chills, it was a full plot twist about what was going on and the real story behind it, it was amazing how things went out. Can't wait to see what's coming next.

This episode was very informative. They explained a lot of things about Yaha-kui zaShunina and where does he came from. The end just got intense with the beginning of a big plot twist.

Another emotional episode, now from Saraka's view, despite she wanted to make a point to Shindou. Now, another episode with a normal pacing but it was good and needed for the story.

This episode was fast, like a normal episode that helps with the story, but it was good. Despite being a normal episode, still interesting to me and I felt engaged all the time.

This episode had some emotional parts of our main characters and the way Shindou and the alien are trying to understand each other on behalf of this offering. The way everything moved was amazing. Also, the soundtrack in this episode at the end was awesome!

Love it from the first moment, this episode is giving us more and more lore, now combining science with political issues and the whole story together. Step by step they are making us understand this story.

I love the way this episode mixed the political reality with a sci-fiction story. They treated the issue like the regular international community would do it, creating this bridge between the real and the fiction in this lore. This is building something here.

I felt so tense the whole episode since the negotiations started. The way Yaha-kui zaShunina explain everything with complex language and showing them his real powers without being offensive it is incredible. I like the way this is going!

I'm so intrigued by this episode. The tension is so intense and the way how Yaha-kui and Shindo are making this work without being in a defensive position between them its amazing.

The idea of God and the entity that controls the world is portrayed in a peculiar way here. The rush of information provided in this episode is very vast, and that is why it all seems pretty far fetched to me. Still, the animation is good in this episode, and the foreshadowing is used nicely here, too.

With the promised advancements, many questions arise in the minds of the characters, and they are quite valid. The director’s take to put us all in the shoes of Shindou to realize the major impact of this. The pace is fast. The media coverage and visualization work as a catalyst to express a medium to share.

This was a pretty normal episode considering the overall sci-fi vibe of this anime. The Sansa’s theory seemed interesting to me. Still, the character’s concern for humanity’s happiness is really applaudable for the director to display. The pace is swift, but the animation felt peculiar.

The Kado’s reallocation mostly concludes in this episode. Although it may seem minor, the gravity of the matter is vividly portrayed in this episode. Again, nice foreshadowing is used to drive the audience’s attention. The pace is pretty slow here compared to the previous ones.

Japan’s prime ministers take on the suggestion of Yaha-kui zaShunina is really interesting. In this episode, the pace was solid and the progression of the narrative escalades at a right rate. Here, the use of foreshadowing is good too, as everyone will wait for the next ep.