Nonexistent
The plot (thus far) has essentially been nonexistent, as the adjective "poor" implies. Every episode stands alone and can be summed up as the main character looking for a reason to fight, top-decking that expensive dragon card that costs seven points wipes the board and hits ten times, and always coming out on top and crying "Shadowverse is fun" six times. No exaggeration.
The female lead in episode four has an intriguing, non-BS strategy with an in-game counterpart. That is the sole exception. You may counter that the whole point of Shadowverse is precisely when players pull off ridiculous plays like turn 6 OTKs (it would have been great to watch Alice reveal that 13/13 Shadowcraft card that hits the face).
The female lead in episode four has an intriguing, non-BS strategy with an in-game counterpart. That is the sole exception. You may counter that the whole point of Shadowverse is precisely when players pull off ridiculous plays like turn 6 OTKs (it would have been great to watch Alice reveal that 13/13 Shadowcraft card that hits the face).
- Mysterygeneration
- Jan 13, 2024