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Topic	Tazzy Ranks 101 User-Nominated Anime with Write-ups
tazzyboyishere 03/29/18 7:33:24 PM #96:	79. Planetarian (2016) TRE (4/5) This one had a lot of potential to me. I really enjoyed the first episodes worldbuilding, how in an empty world, there existed this sheltered sign of hope within the planetarium. But the show drags itself along the rest of the time, presenting a tired plot of the android living there gaining human emotions through the power of love. It spends a lot of time making us watch the two together, and neither of the characters were all too engaging. I did think the androids past was sad, and the part where her creators are saying goodbye is really well-done. Incomplete is probably the best way to describe the show, and it probably has to do with adapting a visual novel into 5 episodes. The characters and the world simply dont feel all that fleshed out, and the climax of the show where they enter the ruined city is obviously rushed. This all culminates into an ending that I can only describe as trolling. Its a shame because I feel this has a lot of potential as an anime, but as is, its nothing special. I did get the VN on Steam for 3 bucks or something, so I need to check that out. --- http://i.imgur.com/l7xxLh1.jpg PSN/Steam - RoboQuote ; NNID - TazzyMan <cite>tazzyboyishere posted [p:898730496] in Tazzy Rank... [t:76442986]...</cite> <quote>79. Planetarian (2016) TRE (4/5) This one had a lot of potential to me. I really enjoyed the first episodes worldbuilding, how in an empty world, there existed this sheltered sign of hope within the planetarium. But the show drags itself along the rest of the time, presenting a tired plot of the android living there gaining human emotions through the power of love. It spends a lot of time making us watch the two together, and neither of the characters were all too engaging. I did think the androids past was sad, and the part where her creators are saying goodbye is really well-done. Incomplete is probably the best way to describe the show, and it probably has to do with adapting a visual novel into 5 episodes. The characters and the world simply dont feel all that fleshed out, and the climax of the show where they enter the ruined city is obviously rushed. This all culminates into an ending that I can only describe as trolling. Its a shame because I feel this has a lot of potential as an anime, but as is, its nothing special. I did get the VN on Steam for 3 bucks or something, so I need to check that out. --- http://i.imgur.com/l7xxLh1.jpg PSN/Steam - RoboQuote ; NNID - TazzyMan</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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