Chime – Google

amazing anime that deserves the attention it received. it's a very entertaining anime that knows its que and timing, knows how and when to insert comedy and seriosity into each part of an episode. whenever the anime wants to reveal how they do it and some scenes outside of the main events, they make sure that it's not boring and bland. they get creative and add comedic moments and reveal genuinely fun facts of characters. speaking of characters, the anime manages to achieve genuine connection with the cast of the anime. dread, sorrow, relief, and many more emotions are brought out by the anime because of how well they manage to get the viewer to care and like the characters there, which is why it keeps viewers reeled in as the anime reveals some hidden information of a character we love, even if the comedy isn't there. and don't get me started with how they utilize their comedy. they use every single element of comedy, every intensity, and every perfect timing to implement it. it's very astonishing and impressive how good they are at it. the comedy doesn't interfere with the seriosity, even if it's inserted during its seriosity. this anime is amazing, but season 2 wasn't as good as season 1. season 2 is still good, but the character background insert wasn't good. there's too much speaking while fighting. the climax fight scene has too much dormant talking as if everyone there are friends. it really throws the viewer off if they're not tentative enough. i do highly suggest you try to tend to situations. it's not just the backstory of a character that needs tending to. but a few setbacks isn't enough to make it completely horrible, season 2 is still amazing in its own way. and this is only possible because of the work done in season 1. round of applause for you all!

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