Terra Formars: Revenge

A conclusion that leaves more questions than answers, the story definitely needs to continue and we're eagerly awaiting the next season!! An unexpected and exciting ending; it's not the pinnacle of shonen, but it's still an entertaining anime.

The penultimate episode doesn't have a clear ending, and while it's disappointing, I love the unexpected. It has some typical anime clichés and plot twists, but hey, if you like action and strategic fights with power systems, you'll like this episode.

Getting closer to the end, it's really getting exciting! I'm liking the power system more and more, and it lets me imagine all the possibilities involved. This episode has a great plot and character development for one of my favorites—I really enjoyed it!

There are some plot developments, though not very significant. We finally understand Bao's abilities, or the fact that there seem to be thousands of these guys. And I love the determination of the Roma unit to persevere—what strength and strategy!

This episode has more lore and plot than action, which is a welcome change. We learn more about the characters, and Joe, please stop being so perfect, even if you do everything for a specific reason. A little romance is always fun and lightens the load of having to save humanity.

This was an exciting episode, one that definitely left an impression. As always, romance won me over, and in this case, it did. The action was unexpected, not incredible, but good enough. If you're already enjoying the series, it was a solid episode.

The fights are well-developed, maintaining a consistent style in terms of both combat and plot, but they're entertaining. It won't change your life, but it highlights the importance of brotherhood, trust, and the ability to finally help each other!

I couldn't say specifically why, but this episode made me much more excited, perhaps because of the development of the story, finally seeing in action those who are here. Fight after fight but I liked this one and a plotwist a little strange but I liked it.

For me this episode was more worth it, exciting and emotional in equal parts, it doesn't get me mad, but I like the narrative development and the story behind the father and son-in-law (you will understand me when you see it). Interesting and emotional, worth continuing to watch

I couldn't say much about this episode, a continuation of the plot of the previous episode, intensification of the knot and previous problems, it is not boring but it is continuous.

Well, you can see a guiding path for the plot, where it becomes more exciting by going beyond the typical war between humans and monsters, as happens in real life, the worst enemy we can reach our human "allies". Some typical anime cliches and vague emotional moments.

Compared to the first episode, it's a bit slow in its pacing, with a long, unresolved tension, but I liked the ending. It's worth watching to continue the story, but we need some action.

A very entertaining first episode, well-paced and leaving you wanting more. The plot unfolds quickly but it's worth it; it's easy to get hooked, and I really liked the animation for a first episode.

I ended up enjoying this season more than I thought. It definitely had some uneven moments, but I liked seeing more of Akari, Michelle, and the rest of the group throughout the journey. Some episodes were stronger than others, but the finale did a decent job

A few moments actually felt emotional this time, especially with the way some characters interact under pressure. It still has some messy parts here and there, but overall it felt more satisfying and easier to stay invested in compared to a few earlier episodes.

It keeps the tension going without feeling too repetitive, and some moments were handled better than I thought they would be. The atmosphere felt heavier, and a few scenes with Komachi and the others stood out more than expected. I liked this episode more than others.

Akari and the others still keep the tension going, but the episode also slows down just enough to make some moments land better. The interactions between the characters felt a bit more interesting, and a few scenes actually stood out this time.

Some moments stand out more and give it a bit more personality compared to the previous ones. It still has a few uneven parts, but it definitely feels more enjoyable and easier to stay invested in.

here are a few moments that hit harder, even if everything still feels a bit uneven. It keeps you engaged, though, and you can tell the situation is getting more serious. Things get more intense around Akari and Michelle, with the fights taking more focus this time.

It can feel a bit chaotic at moments, but it still manages to keep the tension going. Overall, it feels like things are starting to escalate again. Things start to get more intense around Akari and Michelle, with everything becoming more complicated as the episode goes on.