Re: Creators

Re: Creators was a pretty amazing series, with well built characters and a nice and unpredictabe story. You'll love the main cast, as you eventually love the sympathetic villain and even the secondary characters; all those learn, grow and mature during this short tale of 22 episodes, leading to a truly emotional finale. The history close itself perfectly in the last episode, but you will leave craving for more from the world of Sato, Altair and Meteora, but also the animes and games where Selesia, Alicetaria and Yuya live (which would be wonderful if written as a quasi-sequel to Re:Creators).

I came into this anime like I do most others, after reading a few reviews it sounded quite fun, but little did I know it would be this much fun. It captured me from the first episodes with great action, then the action sort of calmes down a little which gives room for the story to develop. The musical score is great also. I haven't stopped watching this show since the first episode I'm now in episode 6 and it's just great, intense and captivating.

When I started watching this anime I honestly say I only expected some good fun maybe , the most, interesting characters, thats all.

I wouldnt have dreamt of this anime dealing with such important and deep humanity related, life related, philosophical questions , nor I expected them being presented in an interesting way , yet in an open but indepth way.

SO yes I would recommend this anime highly and I would ask of people not to watch it shallowly (like I see some of the people who left reviews on this one, did). This anime is so worth the time spent on it!

I usually do not rate things with high marks no matter how much I love them or enjoy them, but this one did deserve this score.

This show is great lovethe characters and the way it tells its story the

The way theu tackle what it be like if a creator comes face to face with its creation if fantastic

but be warned even though i like it alot of people don't so theres a good chance you wont like it as much as me

Re:Creators starts off with an intriguing premise that promises an exciting exploration of creators and their creations colliding in one universe. The initial hook is strong, grabbing the viewer's attention right away. However, as the episodes progress, the storyline becomes increasingly cluttered with the introduction of numerous characters without much rationale. This over-saturation dilutes the plot, making it difficult to maintain interest. The show also suffers from characters that primarily serve as vehicles for lore dumping, creating elements out of thin air without sufficient buildup or explanation. Unfortunately, the promising start quickly gives way to a convoluted narrative, leading to disappointment and an early exit after just four episodes.

While Re:Creators had potential, the execution leaves much to be desired, making it a difficult series to stay engaged with.