Moiz Habib

The show is extremely slow with almost no content. It's about a 27-year-old chasing a 21-year-old girl, and the plot is poorly directed, taking 9 episodes just to hold hands. I lost my interest after 17 episodes. It feels like a school project by students. The script is anti-climactic, unrealistic, and drags on. After four days of dating, friends have to accept her as his future wife. The whole thing feels very predictable and childish.

This TV show is set in a future where robots and advanced technology exist. The main story focuses on a villain who is committing continuous murders of both robots and humans. However, the main plot gets stretched out because each episode includes a side story that doesn't relate to the main plot. Each episode introduces a new character and the episodes can feel long, but the animation is amazing. It has a vibe similar to Hollywood movies about serial killers in the future. The episodes are an hour long, but I think a 40-minute episode would have been enough. Also, I think the way the story is told in the animation could have been better. Overall, I give this show a rating of 6 out of 10 stars.

This anime is truly a masterpiece! If you're into time travel mystery shows that require a lot of mental effort and focus, and even make your dopamine levels go wild, then this show is definitely a must-watch for you. The plot is absolutely amazing, and the voice actors did a fantastic job bringing the characters to life. The animators have beautifully portrayed the depth of each character, capturing their unique traits and personalities in a stunning manner. One thing to note is that you won't find yourself getting bored while watching this anime. The twists and turns in the storyline will have you screaming in excitement. It does slow down a bit in the middle, but trust me, the ending is absolutely mind-blowing.

To be honest, I stopped watching this show after six episodes. I found it to be a bit juvenile and it seemed to target a younger audience, perhaps kids or pre-teens, rather than adults. Despite having some adult scenes, the overall tone and themes felt more suited for a younger demographic. The plot had potential, but it lacked maturity and sophistication. Additionally, the side characters were poorly developed and didn't contribute much to the overall story. The animation quality of the show was disappointing, and the portrayal of the zombies felt inconsistent and poorly managed. Ultimately, these factors led me to lose interest, prompting me to drop the show after six episodes.

SPOILER FREE REVIEW 👇 I recently finished watching the K-Drama "Doona," and it's an incredible love story between two people from different worlds. Bae Suzy did an outstanding job as Doona and deserves recognition for her amazing acting. Doona is a character who is unapologetically herself, carefree, and doesn't overthink or stress about work. Bae Suzy portrayed this character exceptionally well. Kudos to the director for beautifully directing a simple story. However, I still have some unanswered questions about the drama, specifically related to Doona's character. I hope there will be a second season, although it hasn't been confirmed yet. The director could have chosen a better actor for the main male lead, Won Jun. On the positive side, the drama didn't feel dragged out and had a good plot, but the unanswered questions were a bit disappointing. the ending of the drama is unacceptable as well The OST (original soundtrack) of the drama is fantastic. Overall, I give "Doona" a rating of 7 out of 10 stars.