Kokkoku

The characters are not flat caricatures of tropes, the plot is rather intriguing albeit a much weaker third act, visually it is not great nor terrible and the intro is a banger. Approved.

The characters are not flat caricatures of tropes, the plot is rather intriguing albeit a much weaker third act, visually it is noog nor terrible and the intro is a banger. Approved. The characters are not flat caricatures of tropes, the plot is rather intriguing albeit a much weaker third act, visually it is noog nor terrible and the intro is a banger. Approved. The characters are not flat caricatures of tropes, the plot is rather intriguing albeit a much weaker third act, visually it is noog nor terrible and the intro is a banger. Approved.

"Kokkoku: Moment by Moment" is an intriguing anime that deftly balances a slow-burn narrative with complex character development, setting itself apart from the mainstream. Initially watched on a whim on Amazon Prime Video, it quickly captivated me with its rich storytelling and humanized portrayals. The plot intricately weaves through the concept of time manipulation, exploring the profound impacts on family dynamics and individual choices. Despite its methodical pacing, each episode methodically lays the groundwork for a thoroughly satisfying climax. Surprisingly underrated, "Kokkoku" deserves acclaim for its mature themes and engrossing storyline.

Interesting and engaging story. This is definitely not intended for kids due to certain adult themes.

Numerous twists and turns, kept me interested throughout. In fact, I binge watched it in one day.

Just found it on netflix the first episode and the concept of the plot were pretty good, but you start getting tired after some episodes, mostly because the characters are kind annoying (the fight between them and the dialogues are really tiring) and after 3 eps you start having the feeling that you are getting nowhere in the story. It's not a bad anime, good to watch over the weekend if you don't have anything else in mind, but it isn't the kind of show that will make you watch for a second time.

A mixed bag show that ultimately earns a high recommendation from me based on it being so odd ball and different.

It's very difficult to think of a comparison to this show. Its got a unique premise with interesting character dynamics and outlandish concepts.

It goes full steam ahead into the crazy, combining a time travel-like story with supernatural elements, and doesn't slow down on its pacing. It's also very rare you have a bad ass female lead in a mature story line which also made this show a breath of fresh air. Characters enter and exit the show very unpredictably and adds to the chaos.

The anime is nearly a shot for shot recreation of the manga, however the one thing the anime lacks is the zany art style used by the manga. A lot character expressions and actions look out of place in the anime but its mostly because they weren't depicted with the over the top facial expressions and drawings that complemented those scenes in the manga. The anime tried to make a more streamlined art style, but when you introduce these crazy moments, it looks awkward sometimes. The studio shouldn't have tried to meet it halfway.

Bottom line, if you are looking for something different and obscure, check this one out.