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CITY THE ANIMATION, episode 13
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The summer is over and so is City. It was nice posting in these threads while it lasted.
Anyway at the end I feel like I don’t really like this anime. There were some nice moments and a few funny bits, but overall… nah. This final episode especially felt like most of it was the creator torturing me knowing that I’d want to finish it now that I’ve come so far.
Sadly I can’t really put my finger on what exactly this show was lacking for me. I like comedy, I like slice of life… idk maybe there were too many characters or smth
I think I can agree. I won’t go so far as to say that I didn’t like it, and I’m not sure what I wanted out of it, but I do feel like it was lacking that je ne sais quoi that would make it exceptional.
It did have a few standout episodes, but for some reason I didn’t feel as invested in all the many narratives that were going on. Maybe it really was just that too much was going on at once. Like so many times I didn’t understand the relationships between the characters.
The animation was top notch though. Kyoto Animation really knocked it out of the park there at least.
Oh yeah no complaints in the animation quality department.
I now really think that having so many people with so many relationships was what is stopping me from enjoying this anime so much.
But I guess that means the name is accurate: we really do see the goings on of the entire city, not just an inner circle with side characters.
Though now we know why this formula is everywhere, the information overload is real.
My understanding is that the anime adopted the volume at a crazy pace, like one episode per volume or something. I wonder if the huge cast was easier to keep track of in the manga.
Yeah, I guess they adapted 13 volumes in 13 episodes, with a lot of content skipped. This is my one complaint about the show as well, that it really could have used the full 26 episodes that Nichijou had.