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The closest you can get to perfect. The characters, storyline, villains, plot twists, world building, everything was amazing. The reason I call it perfect is because some animes have filler, or slow parts, FMAB doesn’t. Every episode is eventful, and important to the whole story. Some animes don’t stick the landing for their finales, or give dissatisfying endings, FMAB absolutely does stick the landing and the ending is perfect and wraps everything up perfectly. It’s sad because I want to know what happens next so badly, I wanna see so many more stories from these characters, but this anime ended on a high and I don’t wanna risk changing it. But either way I loved this anime and enjoyed the short time I got watching it. 10/10 recommend

I wanted to give it a 1 star but there were some elements that deserve a 2. I’ll start with the (few) good things this show had. The sets were amazing, great costumes, the camera shots looked cinematic and beautiful. I can tell there’s people who worked hard on those things so I really hate that the hard work went to such a terrible script. Also want to add that the VFX looked good too, which we all know takes alot of time and I want to give credit where it’s due. However, the problems with this show are vast and detrimental to the point where I just had to stop watching. I couldn’t take it anymore. This might be one of the worst scripts I’ve ever seen. Every line is noticeably forced, extremely unnatural conversations and moments, all to push the story forward. The pace of this show is way too fast, like 10x too fast. They tried to shove 3 seasons worth of backstories and events into 1. It was extremely hard to watch. Not 1 story or event ended up being told correctly or enjoyably as a viewer. Not only is almost every line in the script insanely corny, but the acting is embarrassingly awful too. Some of these actors I’m guessing are brand new to acting, no offense. The worst actor was Aang, and that’s really just inexcusable since he’s the main actor in almost every scene in the show. In contrast, Sokka and Iroh were absolutely amazing actors. They 100% sold me as their characters. Aang didn’t sell me at all and I found myself not rooting for him, like how you normally need the audience to root for the main protagonist. No amount of money on sets, camera angles or VFX can save a horrible script and horrible acting. This was a huge disappointment from what I expected. The Netflix One piece live action was actually good so I figured the curse was broken. But the curse is most definitely not broken.

This show is so good it’s crazy. I had actually started a few different shows this month and couldn’t get into any of them tbh. It’s hard to find good and interesting tv shows now a days, ones I haven’t already watched. I had heard Westworld was good but I thought it was a cowboy show and figured I wouldn’t be into it. But like I said this month I was so bored and desperate I just put it on and gave it a chance and even in the first episode my mind was blown. It was completely different than what I expected and I regretted judging the name and not giving it a chance earlier. This show is amazing, possibly on track to even end up in my top 10 best tv shows of all time. It’s that good. The plot of the show is such a good idea and it’s executed flawlessly. The script is exciting, suspenseful and eventful. The acting is phenomenal, extremely talented cast. Twists and turns in every episode, following clues that lead to rewarding discoveries. And it’s one of those shows that has a few different main characters, all on their own missions so we’re following multiple different story lines. That’s hard for a show to do, because you have to make the audience care about each character and each storyline, so I always appreciate a show that does it well, which Westworld does.