No Game, No Life: Zero

This is the best movie I have seen. The animation and colour used is outstanding! I cannot recommend this enough.

Words escape me when it comes to this film. I can't think of a better film than the one I am reviewing right now. If you were to ask me what I like about this film, I would talk for hours and hours. I can't think of one thing I didn't like about it. In my eyes it's perfect. The jokes are funny, the animation is breathtaking, the characters feel like real people and are super fun, and the story (while a bit confusing on the first viewing) is fun and very intriguing. This film will make you feel both happy, sad, and hopeful. The message of the movie is so mature and important and is handled so well. I love everything about this movie. I highly recommend it. I love this movie, and I hope you give it a chance and love it too.

This is my favorite anime movie, and it goes well with the amazing series. If I could compare this to a movie series, it would be the Rogue One of the No Game No Life Series! Dark and heartbreaking, this is a must watch for any otaku, young or old. Sora and Shiro, the protagonists of the series, are mirrored in Riku and Shuvi. In this heart-wrenching movie, we find out about the origins of Disboard and why Imanity, considered the weakest of the Exceed, is in fact the smartest and the one that conquered the world.

Before I get into what I thought of the show, I'd like to let fans of the show know that this is a prequel to the show. For the most part it has nothing to do with the show itself, except that this is about how the world of games was created.

On its own though, I'd say that this movie is pretty good. The beginning is a bit messy, but once it gets everything sorted out, the overall story is good. The animation is pretty great, along with the voice acting and characters. This movie as a whole isn't great, but it has a lot of redeeming qualities and I would recommend it.

Insane story and characters. This thing is creative, weird, and fun to watch. Even so, very little about this movie makes any real sense. Not bad, but I couldn't call this movie great.