Kyle Griffin

It's not often I've been caught by a short anime thats incredible from start to finish. It places itself in the cyberpunk world perfectly, with enough grit and maturity among the crazy set pieces. The animation team behind this I believe also did Kill La Kill and Gurren Lagaan, or at least are influenced by their art style. You can see that this team loves to ramp up the stakes and this show doesn't overstay it's welcome over the ten episodes. The ending feels like things tie itself very nicely with a bow without being predictable. It doesn't demand a second season yet leaves a new story to be told in Night City if Netflix wants some more Eddies in their pocket.