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Deltora Quest is my favourite book series so I was quite excited when this was released but I was so disappointed. It is overly cutesy and dumbed down even by the standards of children's media. I am certain that as a child, you must have encountered something once that made you go, "do these creators think that children are complete idiots?" This TV show is one of those things.

I like avanturistic stuff like Zelda, Conan,... So this anime fits in that genre. The thing why i like this anime so much is that there is represented love unlike in real world where love almost doesnt exist anymore (thats why this makes it childish in some aspect), but if you are trying to run from reality its perfect to watch. There are some puzzles which makes it interesting to watch and i wouldn't say that its predicting anime since not everything is perfect at the end. There are still some casulties at the end. I havent read the books so i cant compare between those two. Still if my brain thinks this anime is good i am accepting it.

Being true to a book is a stupid reason to like or hate a show. What is great for the medium of a book doesn't mean it translates well to the media of screen.

Anyway, the problem with this show isn't that it is an anime either (saw naive reviews written from a disdain of anime).

The problem with this is clearly the director: -this is very slow paced, boring quite a bit in every way (angles, dialogue delivery, scene coverage, many things) -a lot of this series is mind-numbingly dumb, always spoon-feeding us, characters being extremely stupid and speaking exposition, seemingly taking forever to deduce and then speak openly about something that we -- the audience -- don't need to be told. Maybe they think children are stupid? -I'm not sure I like the random narrator's voice every now and then either, or the cheesy flashbacks. But it's because the pacing is so slow and boring too. -The character's are winy and have a lot of horrible qualities and seem to contain zero critical thinking skills. Modern audiences rquire non-retarted main characters.

Seriously, this needs to be remade by Netflix and a modern anime studio with modern dialogue and scene coverage.

Books are books. TV is tv. Deal with it.

The whole point of this anime was that the creators were the only ones who were going to stick with the original hit books. That's exactly what they did and the anime turned out great. The author was offered a movie but that was probably going to turn out like Percy Jackson. Definitely a worthwhile watch for any fan of the books or new to the story.