Yurei Deco

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn meets Black Mirror.

Umm... I feel like the finale could have been done better. It was underwhelming, and I did not follow the whole spiel by the antagonist. They dropped the ball

Very interesting episodes, it's building up to the finale. I must say I have changed my mind about Berry and Hack. I started the show disliking her, but now she has moved to a slight like. While Hack doesn't seem as cringe with her weird manner of speech

The relationship between Berry and her parents has made me like her. It was very touching

I did not expect this anime to ever make me feel something. The characterization was exquisite. Although the conflict was resolved with anime clichès, nonetheless, it's my favorite episode so far

It's a tension-building episode, and I didn't expect it. But I appreciate it. Although it was executed in a very clichè manner, am content that this world is not just surface-level.

Well, the story is over. To be honest, even though all the loose ends are tied up, I wish some situations had been given more depth. I feel like everything happened way too fast and without much emphasis; some things were only scratched on the surface when they could have had a much stronger emotional impact. If you're expecting an epic fight with a villain, this is definitely not the anime for you, so it might be better to watch something else.

I was expecting a bit more action since it's one of the final episodes, and there is some, but it's almost non-existent. We get a brief glimpse into what might have happened with Hack's past, but then we abruptly jump into a little bit of action. Hack's fighting skills are definitely not the best; he uses the exact same attack from like 10 episodes ago, so that was a bit meh on my part.

I always enjoy episodes where we explore the characters or learn their stories. It was an okay episode

If there’s one thing I absolutely loved about this episode, it’s what Berry’s parents did for her. I liked it because they showed they were willing to go against what's established. There was real progress from how they were against Berry in that first argument they had in the early episodes, to now finally understanding what their daughter meant about how the truth shouldn't be hidden. We are getting closer and closer to the truth.

Good episode. The discussion about curiosity was well set up, and I enjoyed learning more about another character

I like the moral questions brought up. I really didn't expect it to go this deep. I pegged it to be a "club request of the day" anime. Am enjoying this more and more

God, what a headache dealing with people's ignorance. They’d rather stay blind and mediocre instead of improving—for themselves, for their neighborhood. Finn is a great character; he probably has the most interesting past and a really solid personality and determination when it comes to his ideals and values. I literally said to myself, 'just reboot everything already.' Those people don't deserve Finn fr.

This is the first episode I liked. I loved that we delved deeper into the character and saw how her actions affected other people. The mystery of the world keeps developing.

I don't find the characters compelling, but then again, I don't think it was trying to do that. So far, this feels like a more chill watch, with a soft mystery.

At first, I thought it would be just another side quest, but damn, we get a major revelation at the end. Obviously, I won't spoil what it's about, but let's just say it's a climax point to see how the story unfolds in the next episodes. It made me a bit sad to see Berry and Hack down in the dumps since they're just kids, but oh well, shit happens I guess.

I really don't like Berry. I don't like the rebellious infantile teen archetype, and I find Hack pretty cringe. The world seems more interesting than I thought.

I like the visual identity, but there is nothing about the show calling out to me. No mystery, romance, action, or comedy

It really catches my attention how the episode starts off like any other minor mystery they decide to solve, only to reveal something crucial about the main plot at the very end. There have already been a few episodes like this; it seems to be the anime's dynamic. Anyway, what I liked the most was that we got to see Watson in full action. Despite not saying anything, he takes much more of the spotlight than Berry or Hack. Btw, something very interesting happens with Hack in this episode.

At the beginning of the episode, I didn't understand anything at all, but as the story progressed, I was able to understand a few things a bit more clearly. I don't think it's such an essential episode; if people skip it, they can still understand the story tbh. I liked Doron's personality. Despite being an object, I felt they gave him a pretty 'human' personality, so to speak.