The Reflection

Poor poor Ian, I really liked how his character is moving towards closure. LOVED HOW HE ALSO GOT 4 MAGICAL GIRL sidekicks lol (kinda-sorta). Great episode with a lot of action and many dynamics explored. Other than the cliffhanger, it was a great episode!

I really liked this episode, the way the businessman responded was so funny. Ethan is a diabolical manipulator...but I like how the plot is progressing. The Japanese schoolgirls finally playing their part is funny as well

The lighting and coloring in this episode were much appreciated. The plot progression is going great and I loved the erie vibes this entire episode had! Also, THE ENDING!!! yes

Letssgoo Vy!! Letssgo Ian. Excited for the big conflict between the Light & Dark reflections!! Also, Stan Lee cameo!!

Tensions were high. Can't say I'm surprised with any of the outcomes though! They were all very well foreshadowed!

Backstory!! Welp I-Guy who? And ah yes, the Japanese school..not sure when they come into play. I love how the plot is progressing though!!

The gang is getting bigger by the episode! If you want an American show...this is your show...also the skills of our protagonists are showing....we're gonna need a training arc for sure lol.

I liked this episode a lot! We got to see Michael and his secrets.... all in all a great episode and X-on's dynamic with the girls is pretty entertaining

I feel a little bad for Ian, but the plot is plotting!! The lack of stimulating/bright colors is new to me, but it's all growing on me.

It was nice to see Lisa bond with our main character. I realized the reason this show feels a little odd is because it feels very American lol. That being said, the plot progression is going great! Excited to see more

So...we got Stan Lee and Iron Man in one episode, insane. I do like the fact we get to see a little about the incident itself...can't wait to know our protagonist's name lol

I appreciate the animation difference; it almost feels like I can see how someone drew all these panels. Very comicbook-esq, I also really like the music in this show, I'm not sure where the plot is going, which is my only criticism about this show, but we'll see.

The end of The Reflection was surprisingly good, at least for me. It's a bit predictable for me how it'll end, but seeing it through was nice. I like how Ian got adopted into the girl group lol, that was definitely a highlight for me. And we got a conclusion on Exon's backstory, which is also nice. That ending, I think it should've alluded to a sequel, but until now there aren't any, nor any comics about it, which is sad, because I personally think comic would be a better medium for this story. Overall a good ending for the series.

We continued from the previous episode and finally find out what the Allen's were for. It was hinted to us with Maggie, but I didn't catch that, it was a good chekhov's gun. But again, most of the episode are fighting scene, which is not the best for this anime, which is sad, because, again, with a great animation, this episode would've been great. Alas, now we're here, I think we can deduce what are the Japanese girls would be doing. I don't know how I'll feel already for the next episode tho.

This is the best episode so far. Even though the animation is still bad, the lighting and coloring department definitely gave their all, matching the colors with the atmosphere, giving slight cue with coloration, which is great. The writing was amazing, and that plot twist at the end is something I didn't think was coming at all. And the Wraith's VA definitely did great, with the manipulating voice, smooth and almost sounds like he is the victim. A great episode overall

I feel like this episode would've been so much better with a great animation team behind it. The chase scene really was fun, but it was once again held back with the lack of SFX, a little smoke or action lines to communicate how fast they're driving will help. But the writing once again shines above all, especially Lisa's, her backstory is great, and I like how consistent her writing is about freedom, just like Eleanor with doing good. I do wonder, what the Japanese's plotline would be, and how will Ian tied to all of this after this episode.

Tension is definitely ramping up this episode, and hopefully in the next 4 episodes too. We continued from last epiosde, but mainly focusing on Eleanor's side. I really like how Eleanor consistently is just good, to a fault even, but that's what makes her interesting. I really like that we get to see a glimpse of Exon's backstory too, maybe, it's not fully out in the open yet, so I'm excited for the next episodes!

I wouldn't expect to get emotional on this anime, but the writing in here really is that good that it transended above the awful animation. But props is due where it should, and I have to give it that the coloring during Ian's scene later in the episode was on point with how tense and heartbreaking it got. The OST was lacking though, but the VA's speech definitely makes up for it. I really enjoy this episode, both the Eleanor and Maggie's scene and Ian's.

This episode is definitely an interesting one. We get another set up, with Eleanor's group continuing their journey. We get to see a new character, and this time the Allen actually has a story, which is neat. Her story is heartwarming, and what I really like other than that is also the clever writing of the world's reaction. As Michael has said before that not everyone's opinion of the Reflected are good, which is shown here clearly. And I really like how they also set up for the upcoming episode with a cliffhanger too.

We get to see the continuation of Eleanor's plotline with the Merchant and Traders. This is the best written episode so far, as we get to see Micheal's backstory and his reasons for doing what he did. There's also a fight scene, which once again, ruined by the stale animation. I genuinely believed if this story is adapted in a better animation, it'll be a great show, but as far as now, It's a good enough show.