Dororo

Dororo leaves me speechless. I've been waiting years for an anime of this caliber to arrive. Everything about is is engaging, from the very real emotion to the smoothly animated combat. I've found myself in awe in how everything is perfectly executed.

I WANT MORE!

Dororo is an anime revolving a born baby which was sacrificed by his father to demons in exchange of power and wealth. The story begins with this child (in his teens) meeting an orphan child and together they embark on a journey to search and eliminate demon ghouls with the scope of retrieving what was taken from this teen as an infant.

The animation is spectacular. It shows the animators dedication in portraying the manga artist story in a simplistic yet stunning way adaptable to these days.

Recommended A+

A remake of 1969... one of the Classics Anime... its A must watch for all anime fans

I've been always fascinated in samurai themed anime like the classical Rurouni Kenshin, and Dororo brings back those feelings but in a whole new level. It's heartwarming, filled with emotions and meaning highly intact in us as human being. Definitely one of the best anime though its par on 4 episodes until now

Dororo is a great anime about a child that was born with a terrible curse and his journey to defeat the demons that cursed him. It's a great mix between realism and old japanese folktale, and a great mix between action, drama, and mystery.

Everything this anime does is shockingly well. The animation is smooth, the writing is great, and most importantly the atmosphere is unparalleled. The world is immersive and deep, and while the main character himself can't speak a word it's incredible how much you're able to feel for him and everything he's going through. There's a constant sense of mystery in the air that keeps every episode fresh and with good pacing, and the demons themselves are very creative and make for great fights.

Overall, a pretty damn amazing anime that's a breath of fresh air from your run of the mill action anime thanks to avoiding every cliche that's plagued the last two decades, which is ironic considering the source material was made half a century ago.