Notre jeunesse en orbite

Soundtrack, animation, ger dub, Story everything is more than just good. But the best was for me the end i loved it. The idea behind the ai, seven and the second try what is best for humans, I loved it, can't remember something similiar and I'm a Sci-fi lover. But still there were so many things that bothered me, nasa, the limiter, the social Media part and the p2p connection. A 7* Rating is kinda high but for 6 Episodes and the quality it is fair.

For a six episodes show i would have not expected for literally more than half the runtime to be dedicated to the usual anime tropes such as cute girl constantly streaming on twitch trying to be hip. I cant even hate this, it was just boring and nothing happened and the characters were not fleshed out. I usually wait to watch the whole show before reviewing but i have to watch the last episode yet but i am not sure i will.

Jab to other reviewers: if you really think people cant enjoy this cause they are dumb and adrenaline junkies you really need to get out, get some fresh air and touch grass.

Could have been a better story if it cut down the cast in half and fleshed out more the protagonists, not every piece of media has to cater to every different demographic.

I really enjoyed The Orbital Children. It has the adventurous spirit of old fashioned science fiction, but takes place in a futuristic high tech setting. The story focuses on a group of kids who find themselves in a difficult situation inside a space station orbiting the earth.

Visually it is excellent, as you'd expect from Mitsuo Iso, an absolute legend of Japanese animation. Really nice painterly backgrounds, interesting shot choices, cool designs & high quality animation. Storywise there are a lot of technical details to absorb, but it worked for me. I liked the characters & found it very engaging. Tonewise there was a nice mix of seriousness & silliness.

You could safely show this to kids without worrying about the kind of violence or sexual content which anime often contains, but the only issue might be the density of the story. I imagine it would be hard for the average kid to process. In that regard Orbital Children is similar to Iso's previous anime show Dennou Coil, which is also a brilliant piece of work, but requires a good attention span to enjoy fully.

If a highly detailed, wholesome, space adventure anime is what you're after then Orbital Children is for you!

It gets to become a bit of a spectacle towards the end. Builds up nicely towards the increasing craziness. Nice concepts of future tech and how ai could become in the future shown in such a visual way that is digestible to the non-tech savvy.

There aren't too many silly anime tropes to annoy the people who don't like them. It covers issues of friendship, prejudice and reluctance to tech which will become far smarter than humans will be able to comprehend. The setting and actions are quite realistic, so that when it gets intonthe more fantastical stuff it's not such a shock to the system that'll makenyour eyes roll.

All in all it's a beautifully animated fun time in the future in space.

AGI, Drone, Space Adventure... Keywords that makes me exciting all the time are all gathered in this series.

The series focuses on prophesying upcoming future rather than appealing with fancy technologies.

All of the following concepts are covered in the series:

• Technological singularity of an AI
• Advent of AGI and human's response (or control)
• Human race living on extraterrestrial environment
• AGI's conclusion on the fate of human race
• Drone fight on the space station

Not only it was visually pleasing, it incites imagination of how our future is going to develop.