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The is awesome anime, the story is very dark and brutal.

I heard about Akame ga Kill! in an anime in 2014 review. Labeled "the edgiest anime ever", the show had my curiosity.

The show is extremely dark and sad while having comedic moments and lighthearted fun. These themes aren't exactly well balanced and some may have trouble taking the who serious after it turns from extremely light to extreme dark. This is really the show's only major flaw.

The best feature of Akame ga Kill! has to be the characters. A wide variety of characters is presented. Each character, protagonist or antagonist, is giving a healthy amount of development and each is easily enjoyable. No antagonist is "too evil" and mostly of them are in the moral grey area. Most characters are given special powers. There is a decent amount of balance in powers, but some are weak while others could be considered overpowered.

The action sequences are masterfully done and simply beautiful and progressively get better as the show goes on. Romance is mildly touched on, but certainly not a major theme. The plot and the setting is great. The setting matches the plot and characters well. The pace of the show speeds up as the show progresses which some might welcome while others might not.

The show's imbalance might not agree with some, but the show is certainly worth the view. Prepare for dark and violent themes, extremely sad times, and a good helping of your typical comedic anime moments.

Akame ga Kill is absolutely fantastic, especially the characters. In this anime, we are granted a very realistic immersion into their war. There are heroes on both sides, and everyone has their own reasons for fighting - justice, revenge, money, power, love. It becomes difficult to see some of the capitol soldiers as "bad guys", because their motives are so relatable. However, this show is not lacking in its representation of sick, twisted villains that we wish only existed on TV. Nothing is sugarcoated, (don't watch this anime if you have an aversion to blood and gore), allowing us to suspend disbelief all the more and form strong emotional connections to these fictional characters. Be warned, to pick a favorite is to live dangerously. This show is a must-see for any anime fan. 9/10 stars.

Lovely anime, great animation and main character arcs through the show. But most importantly there isn't any plot armour for anyone, noone is safe. This adds a strange weight to the show, but it only makes it better and gives more meaining at the end.

This anime has a quite boring beginning (first couple of episodes), but as it unfolds the main-plot, it becomes one of the greatest fighting animes I have seen and it doesn't drag out, but is focused on telling a story. The story that is told is great, maybe the greatest story I have seen in an anime. That is why I would rank it in my top 3, already. It is not only the story, but how the story is conveyed that makes this anime so great.

The plot focuses on Tatsumi who is a boy from a poor village travelling to the capital to earn some money to save his home-town. He has learned to fight as a kid, being taught be a teacher in his village. He then meets a band of assassins and the story unfolds. I won't spoil any of the action as everything is part of the build-up, which makes this such a great anime. It is very simple, too. This makes it even more impressive, because I am quite shocked that no-body had made such a story-line before (in such a context).

The theme of the series is assassination, heroism and social values (good and evil especially and love of course). It is the value-part and how it is conveyed that makes this anime into something special.

The animation is quite great. It is simple, yet characteristic, and the fights are really great.

The main focus is the progression of the story, though, and how the characters are related to in the sense of the main theme, which is good and evil I guess.

I give it a 10/10, because it surprised me and tried something new and I liked it all together - better than most shows. I would compare it to "Attack on Titan", which is also a new show. AOT focuses on mystery and survival, while AGK focuses on societal and heroic problems (almost solely). I liked AGK better, even though AOT has better animations, because of the message AGK has speaks to me more! It is simpler, yet more striking.

A lot of people absolutely love this anime, a lot of people hate it to its core. The question is, is it good or bad, which one is it.

First of all, lets talk about the aspects everyone agrees upon. This anime has- 10/10 music, 10/10 animation, 9/10 fighting seq. Great right?? So why so many people hate it?

This anime has a unique story development. It only tells bare minimum. People often criticize the lack of back-stories of the main characters, lack of world-building materials. However, all anime should not follow the same path. This anime tells a story about the contribution of a certain organizations part in a rebellion. The organization members never had much empathy for the people or independence, or even justice. So the back-stories about the characters, the anime-style-epic-B&W-flashback scene, the relation / interaction between some characters was somewhat avoided and I think it is for the good.

Some people hate it for the deaths. I think it certainly is a fresh and bold step, far from the no-death cliche. Also it somewhat moves away from manga ending. Some people don't like anime-original endings.

This anime ventures to a place where no anime had the courage to go before. Like it, or hate it, this is a must watch for all anime fans.

A perfectly well told story. Each episode is shocking, with spectacular battles, stories with which everyone connects. All the characters are unique, interesting and with well-defined personalities.

Definitely one of the best shows out there.







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Right away, it is lost that it is not an anime for children, with a heavy theme about necessary murders and political idealization, weapons with magical powers appear but very well contextualized without losing their meaning. Throughout the anime we follow the growth of the main character and his companions, strong motives, terrifying scenes of the human capacity to do evil, and everything is completed in an unusual end. Whatever you think you know or guess about the ending, forget it and wait.

extraordinary . sure watch this anime. It has action, comedy and love. NICE MASTERPIECE.

The animation looks gorgeous and the soundtrack makes everything feel more alive than when you read it in the manga. The voice actors are amazing and do every character justice. The amount of production quality put into this is astonishing, but if any series deserves it, it's Akame ga Kill.

If you're a manga reader of the series don't worry this is a great adaptation of this wonderful series with some changes near the end. And if you're a newcomer then I hope you will give Akame ga Kill a chance if you want to enjoy a fun, dark story with interesting characters and really solid plot.

Aaahh....mannnn....i was so eagerly waiting for an interesting end but this one spoiled that.

Akame ga Kill! is an action anime that has some blairing issues that almost stopped me from enjoying it as much as I did. This series is a fun watch no matter how you feel about it. With a run time that's too short, it seems like they rushed some things to get to all the death in this show. Speaking of death, the handling of death in this show ranges from emotional gut punches that expand on the story to completely meaningless ways to keep you invested. Animation is good in this show but far from the best I've seen, although there's some stand out action scenes that really elevate some episodes. The character development is strange in this show because for the first half of the show, new characters were introduced and immediately had flashbacks of their past where they explain things, only for them to die a few episodes later, the first half really suffers from underdeveloped characters. But after a battle in episodes 16 and 17, all the remaining characters with a couple exceptions are some of the most interesting ones. The story isn't very well written but still manages to be entertaining. Overall, Akame Ga Kill! is something that I can't recommend to everyone, but most definitely could be viewed as a great anime to some people.

This anime tells the story of a young man that comes to the capital to make money and save his village, but instead joins a group of rebels that want to overthrow the government because it is too much corrupted. The story goes around this group of people, their training and their missions, and it doesn't deeply describes the society, nor the setting, which are interesting. You just need to know that the society is corrupted and the rich take everything they want from the poor. It does a great job visually, and the music is also well suited, and it is perfect for those who seek an anime with adventure, fights, a tiny bit or romance and a slightly dark athmosphere. The characters aren't deep but they are all different, and their backstory is explained, making it easier to become affectionate to them. As I mentioned, the atmosphere is dark, but it has some funny moments (perhaps too many). One of the things I liked the most was the fact that it isn't obvious whether a main character will die or survive, which makes the story less obvious. On the other hand, the sadness caused from the death of a main character is soon replaced by a sense of anger, because too many of them die, and you end up wondering whether it was necessary for the plot or just a cheap way to make you feel bad for the others. Nevertheless, when I think about it I still have sad/bitter feelings for some events that happened to some characters, and these after-feelings aren't often found in an anime.

Some things could have been done much better, like spending more time in developing some characters or making sure to describe the setting more deeply, and it I didn't like the fact that when someone dies, in the next episode they're almost forgotten and only mentioned casually when needed for the story. In the end the only problem with this anime is that it is a bit shallow, and it could have been really great if only it was spent some more time in the writing.

I recommend watching it because it does its job of carrying you away in a different world and making you live, for a little while, the lives of these people, in a world far away and far easier than ours. For this I give it an 8/10, that could have easily been a 9 or even 10 for the reasons just mentioned.

The only weak point is being so short. The story is quite simple but still very cool. Very touching scenes and amazing fight scenes. Best soundtrack I've heard in ages. Main char is good. Other characters are amazing. Worth it.

Akame Ga Kill had the most interesting plot of any show I have seen. The action, characters and emotions involved in this anime made for a fantastic show. The intensity of this show really got me into it. The only complaints I have are that it didn't entirely follow the manga and it ended. It had so much potential to continue. I personally think this show should have been produced after the manga was finished. The deaths in the show were what really pushed me over. I really felt something for each and every single character in the story line and the constant losses they suffered kept me intrigued. It really showed that what they were fighting for was real and important.

Feeling bored of so many bad movies i should watch some adventure packed action series. And i found Akame Ga Kill. Reading synopsis and waching the trailers i was nearly going to skip it but it was day off and i was pretty bored. So i decided to give it a try, and heck i was surprised. It was full of wonderful actions, adventure and also romance. I was awe strucked in a total positive way. People shouldn't miss that master piece and for action adventure fans it'll be a sin not to give it a try. This story starts with a teen boy named tatsumi and as his adventure proceeds forward he met a group of weirdos (assassins). A bunch of girls eventually fall for his cuteness. OMG! I'm not gonna give spoiler rather I'll suggest everyone to make time watch the full series in one breath. I swear it's worth it.

As a 50 yr old who's watched A LOT of EVERYTHING, I had never watched an Anime until the Covid 19 shutdown gave me extra time to watch more shows! I started with Attack on Titan. MIND BLOWN!! I loved everything about it! I've rewatched the whole thing 3 times. I didn't like the voice dub, so I went with subtitles and now watch every show that I can using them. After AoT, I tried Assignation Classroom. LOVED IT! I was officially hooked on Anime! Dororo was next. Then Demon slayer, and a few others. When I started Akame Ga Kill, I wasn't sure at first. Glad I stuck with it, because I'm almost done watching it a 2nd time! It's become one of my favorites now. The characters are great, and the storyline is straightforward and packed with plenty of action, and just the right amount of humor. Great plot twists and epic battles to the death! I wish it was longer, but short and sweet is almost as good. Right now I'm all up to date on Spy X Family, and my new Favorite, CHAINSAW MAN!! (check it out.)

In akame ga kill akame and tatsumi should be together and leone and leone and wave also incusio and grand chariots should be like iron man suits akame transformation should be like the cursed mark and when akame is in her normal form she is like anakin skywalker and when she uses her cursed mark she is like darth varder akame is goku leone is vegeta and esdeath is broly.

In the first appearance, the anime seemed promising. The series managed to pull me into the universe of the story and made me keep watching it. Every character is unique in the anime. Each has different personalities as well as their diverse abilities. Also, the narrative is doing a good job in reflecting backgrounds, complex emotions, downsides, and upsides of not only good guys, also the bad guys too, but it lacks in explaining important details. There are still questions about the rest of the story lingering in my mind after I finished the anime.

As for the characters, I really loved Esdeath and Leone. Akame was good too. Even though the name of the anime is Akame ga Kill, Tatsimu seems to be the protagonist rather Akame. Beside the uniqueness of many characters in the series, Tatsumi is not much more than a regular Hollywood protagonist type though, pretty cliché. Leone is the source of humor in the series. Her outspoken style and outstanding jokes made me laugh a lot. Also, Esdeath is, with no doubt, one of the best well thought antagonists I ever seen.