Juxtaposing Miku, Mondrian and A Clockwork Orange, among others.

I’m intrigued, but I’m sort of worried. With all of that surreal imagery and philosophizing, this one put itself on a tightrope. If it keeps its balance, it could be very good, but if not, there’s a sea of cringe down there just waiting to swallow it up.

This episode was fascinating. One of the most unique premieres I have seen in some time. I struggled to actually keep track of what you would call a plot. It was mainly a collection of scenes establishing the world and the characters with some really original direction. It really blurs the line between what is digital, what is real; bouncing between the two and having the two sides of this world seemingly interact with one another.

The vibes this is giving are dark. I wasn’t really sure what to expect going in, but this was a lot to take, even when there wasn’t really a lot of story that happened. I could easily see this just tumbling deeper and deeper into the abyss, but I hope that it manages to keep that from happening going forward.

I feel like it’s going to be a heavy one…

Kinda surreal to hear Aiobahn’s music in anime…

This was something. An anime even. Very creative cinematography but I have absolutely no idea where this is going. My daughter told me that this is probably more aimed at people that have played the game but I had problems following the disjointed episodes even with her telling me what what was and which character did what in the game. Seem to be also very dark since apparently most people get a suicide ending by default. I don’t think this is something for me.