Ray The Animation

I am not going to lie.. I shed real tears over Red Ribbon in this episode. Watching her fight against her own cold malicious syndicate programming to protect Ray was so emotionally heavy. Finally it's a wrap! I'm glad i reach to this point. The story was well written from beginning to the end. Even the theme kind of gore and eerie but every details from narrative are written well.

The show gets so beautifully dark as we head towards the final facility lockdown. I feel bad for H-Ring Man but yeah he deserves it! And there's lot plot playing behind the scenes my head was trying to keep up what is going to happens. 10/10 it's good one before the wrap.

LOLL~ I love where's this plot going. It's getting dramatic to the end. I feel like suddenly the tense and theme shifted to new one. haha seeing both of characters im honestly satisfied with this episode since the pacing not even let me blinks once.

That end was so unexpectedly dramatic lol. Just as we are trying to process the absolute insanity of Ray's cloning origins... Her childhood sweetheart Koichi enters the chat by leaving this incredibly cryptic with eerie phone message. The background music drops into this tense low-pitched chord and the screen just aggressively cuts to black at the absolute peak of the suspense. GOSHHH IT'S PEAK!

Wow, my eyes! I'm amazed with the arts. The visual direction in this episode is top tier cyberpunk. The use of high-contrast lighting, rows of glowing cultivation pods and flickering green terminal screens creates an incredibly oppressive clinical atmosphere. (if you understand what i mean). and this episode was an great in narrative acceleration. It successfully transitioned the series from a gritty medical procedural into a massive philosophical sci-fi thriller about identity and corporate playing GOD.

The animation of the parasite moving beneath human flesh under her cybernetic eyes looked incredibly slick and unsettling. The episode gave me goosebumps honestly. What i like is the tone and pacing didnt look like it's forcing. It's sound natural even gave us much sweats.

I was completely unprepared for how deep this episode was going. The emotional whiplash in this episode completely flattened me! We finally find out the real reason why he is so intensely obsessed with making money. P/s : The narrative for this episode series was good. They bring this episode after another. The tone didnt sound boring at all and the flashbacks it's giving us more deeper to understand.

From the start right.. the episode starting with creepy and eerie tone. I thoughts the plot gonna be more bloody stuffs haha. Even the animation still stiffs but i love how the applies on stuffs makes the art looks alive.

The animation during the dark sterile surgery room scenes looked incredibly slick and atmospheric. This episode was phenomenal. It managed to perfectly blend a high-concept sci-fi medical anomaly with deep personal character trauma. I love how it's could blend well to the anime as we here could feel the pain and sense.

Well played. This anime knows how to put the tensions and dark psychology in one. The scene write was nice for the story the art visual also well done. What's makes my eyes took interest was during the x-ray animation. It's a good job.

The entire plot revolves around Ray observing the regular peaceful everyday human world from behind a layer of glass whether it's her clinic window, a car screen or the digital wireframes of her own cybernetic eyes. It brilliantly captures of arts. The art direction using low-contrast pale blue filters and rain-heavy background aesthetics matched her internal depression perfectly. I wish they improve more on the animations frame instead.

This episode was a nice follow-up to the last episode. It proved that the show isn't just going to be an episodic case of the week procedural. It is building a complex dark web of rivalries, philosophies and conspiracies. The tone gets so deliciously gritty in the second half because we start being exposed lot of things. For me the shows starting getting interesting.

I am 100% obsessed. God's Eye was a phenomenal first chapter that established a deeply dark world an incredibly compelling protagonist and a unique medical-action premise. The pacing was breezy the aesthetic was delightfully edgy to nostalgic style arts. This another level of story written. Couldnt wait for the next one.

Whole yap session episode, with Koichi being surprisingly similar to Mr H ring man. The ending did feel a bit sugarcoated, but it honestly wasn't too bad. I'm just glad Ray was finally able to make up her mind.

This episode was mostly disturbing, but at least it answers all the possible questions one could have about the series. Lots of backstabbing, trust issues and a whole ton of unrequited love themes are thrown into the mix.

I can't take Sawa seriously at any point in time because of his absolutely ridiculous way of entering a tense situation. Besides that, this ep was mostly dialogue, part lore, a bit of action and the dramatic reveal in the end. Totally didn't see a plot-twist there.

Oh yes, cue the obnoxious male lead finally saying something cool that makes the female lead respect him somewhat. A lot of the plot is revealed in this tense episode. That end was so unexpectedly dramatic lol. I'm actually surprised that I'm looking forward to the last three episodes.

There are some moderately triggering themes within this episode. It was indirectly aligned with the plot, which made it not as interesting. Shinoyama being in the spotlight this episode wasn't too bad compared to the rest. Hopefully the next few episodes get the plot back on track because there's much about the organisation yet to be known.

Since it's more plot-related, this episode is again slightly better than the usual episodes. Ray has seen a lot of stuff growing up, so it's no wonder her personality seems so dead inside. I preferred this episode to the rest, but I do dislike the amount of time they spend discussing unrequited relationships.

Typical messy relationship episode; the first half was incredibly boring and painful to watch. The second male lead is, in my opinion, terribly written (showcased multiple times throughout this episode). If unrequited love is something that you're into, you'll love this one. There's absolutely nothing plot-relevant to this episode, except towards the end.