Sonny Boy

It's simply awesome, Has vibes of The Lord of Flies, but not that violent, Authors get deep into characters and human psycology i general, keeping it entertaining and full of little pleasant surprises.

Bravo.

I don't know what's happening but ep1 literally hooked me up on this show, it's truly great.

I enjoyed it a lot but neigh honest there were some parts that I didn't understand that well but with all the experimentation of the series made me enjoyed it for what it was.

So this is what the multiverse looks like...

Am I on LSD or something, because this show sure felt like a trip. A weird premise where 36 students mysteriously got into another dimension where some developed super powers.

I'm not gonna try to sound smart, because it was a struggle to understand just the basic plot of this show. One word that would best describe the story as well as the experience was "surreal." Every start to each episode, instead of a normal anime opening, was a curve ball that made me think I skipped some episodes. The plot seemed like it jumped all over the place.

The bizarreness of the plot got amplified by the transitions and music choice. Throughout each episode, scenes jumped back and forth, creating a sense of disorientation, similarly to how the characters felt. Sometimes it was hard to comprehend if they jumped back in time or not. Then, there's barely any background music, which I thought was a great choice because it symbolized the isolation and created this weirdly calm atmosphere of the whole show.

Even more, this show was vibrant with colors and bizarre visuals. This was where I felt like I'm on a trip. The animation for the characters was also different, and again just add to the unique vibe of the show. Despite the confusing plot, I have to admit that the editing and styles were top notch and creative.

Even though I did not fully comprehend the basic plot, I thought the theme was fairly obvious. Based on the powers of the characters and the title of the show, the show was an abstract and unique look at the coming-of-age stories in many teenagers, and how escapism dissociates themselves from society. It felt experimental, and I appreciated the creativity.

However, I still had trouble with the progression of some of the characters. Some just pop up outta nowhere in certain episodes, while other main characters had questionable developments and decisions. The ending didn't feel so complete and leave out questions about other characters.

Overall, I did enjoy the animation and the arts, but the basic plot was too confusing for my taste. 6.5/10.

This show so far has not ceased to surprise me, every time after finishing an episode I'm in shock of just how awesome each episode is. The storyline as of august 1st 2021 is going strong there are a few things that don't make sense believe it or not it makes sense that they don't make sense a lot of the time. It just shows that it is absolutely incredible, not just the story but the art too.