Gachiakuta

So far, this anime didnt disappoint me in terms of the story and of the main character. The general atmosphere is strongly likeable due to the surrounding danger, anger and unfair. I feel it's the anime I waited for this year. I hope the rytem keeps straight forward till the end. The creator succeeded in making an epic start of the story by having this anime's classification of society. The clash between people in this anime is very strong and deep, which makes you wonder and ask so many questions what are the origins of these layers. If you are looking for an epic anime, that make you hate the unjust world, this anime is must-watch.

Gachiakuta is one of the best animes of the last 5 years. There are only 3 episodes out but I can already see that the anime is very, very good. The anime has humor, it has suspense, the anime has shown everything so far. I'm just saying, you have to watch this anime, it has potential. Just watch this anime, please.

I watched 2 episodes of this anime due to the late upload in my country. Considering these 2 episodes, the author's goal can be achieved to some extent. Machine life, the separation of the propaganda society, the quarantine and deterioration of the life of the poor class who have to do anything to survive, the battle between good and evil, and the expression of the people who caused the destruction of the earth and moved after destroying the earth and continue to destroy it. We have to see how the anime will progres. I think this anime can be somewhat successful alongside prominent and prestigious anime like Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer. Alireza Ziaie.

7 episodes in, and it's interesting.

Plot: Trash picker gets framed for killing his father, gets thrown into the "PIT" which is like the ULTIMATE GARBAGE DUMP.

Magic System: Objects that are loved and cared for can gain a "SOUL" in the Pit world they call it "ANIMA". And abandoned items can carry negative Anima which create giant trash monsters, which our team has to fight. Only ones who can destroy them, are those that can control Anima.

Pros: Power system is kind of cool. Basically if you loved a stuffed animal and kept it from childhood, you could turn that into a weapon. One guy apparently really loved an umbrella and turned that into a weapon, which being Japanese, isn't the weirdest sounding thing...

Problems: This is a Shounen, and already our protagonist clearly has a broken power... YES they try to handicap it in very interesting ways... Basically his power is in his gloves. Whatever he touches he can weaponize. He draws out trash's/objects potential. And there's where they try to limit it, if the object he weaponizes doesn't have potential then, it's useless.

Conclusion: Fancy packaging, that runs the risk of falling into Shounen trappings.. They've already established an "EVIL" faction that may also have similar powers, but definitely have powers of their own. So far, the trash weapon system gimmick is holding it together, along with a great supporting cast. Also that OP and EP are kind of amazing.

This anime was one of the most anticipated of the year due to the popularity of its manga and its creator, Kei Urana, who worked on "Fire Force" with Ohkubo and clearly drew considerable inspiration for his magnum opus to date. With Studio Bones at the helm, we knew the series couldn't fail, and it certainly did. While the story of Rudo and company starts rather slowly and doesn't really take off until episode 12 or 13, after that the series only gets better and has some very high points. However, something that catches my attention is the level of violence and situations that border on other themes, such as Amo's story, which really mixes a lot of fanservice with some unpleasant elements. The last part of the season, with the fight against the Raiders, was excellent and sets up what's to come. The heroes are trying at all costs to stop Zodyl's group in their attempt to take the sphere. Good vibes ahead.