[Alex]

Is awesome. I caught up in a day and loving it so far. Anyone watch this anime?

[Hatsune Miku]

Is awesome. I caught up in a day and loving it so far. Anyone watch this anime?

yes everyone dies to quick for me :'(

and theres only going to be around 20-25 ep for that anime

[Losi]

I've heard rumors about how good the anime is. I've only read the manga. I wait every two weeks for it to come out. It's godly. Too many awesome characters die thought. I'm glad you like it though.

[Mom]

Anime is great, love it, but the constant death and tragedy for the sake of tragedy desensitizes me heavily, killing off much of the impact that the anime wants to have.

I've been watching Jormungand and !SPOILER ALERT DO NOT UNSPOIL IF YOU ARE BEHIND EP15!

Spoiler:

, so far, only one present team member has died. ( R/Renato).

This, as a result, makes the anime far more heavy and with greater depth than Akame ga Kill in that respect. It's a common thing. Fire one bullet and everyone freaks out. If a gun fires seventeen a day, soon people will accept it as normal and ignore it. Novelty is shocking, and growing around that is what's impacts the hardest. Jormungand succeeds where Akame ga Kill fails miserably. I can't help but compare the two side-by-side, since I feel like both wish to convey the same message despite a violently different approach.

[Alex]

Anime is great, love it, but the constant death and tragedy for the sake of tragedy desensitizes me heavily, killing off much of the impact that the anime wants to have.

I've been watching Jormungand and !SPOILER ALERT DO NOT UNSPOIL IF YOU ARE BEHIND EP15!

Spoiler:

, so far, only one present team member has died. ( R/Renato).

This, as a result, makes the anime far more heavy and with greater depth than Akame ga Kill in that respect. It's a common thing. Fire one bullet and everyone freaks out. If a gun fires seventeen a day, soon people will accept it as normal and ignore it. Novelty is shocking, and growing around that is what's impacts the hardest. Jormungand succeeds where Akame ga Kill fails miserably. I can't help but compare the two side-by-side, since I feel like both wish to convey the same message despite a violently different approach.

I'll give Jormungand a whirl.

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I've heard rumors about how good the anime is. I've only read the manga. I wait every two weeks for it to come out. It's godly. Too many awesome characters die thought. I'm glad you like it though.

I want to read the manga but I don't want to ruin the anime for myself

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yes everyone dies to quick for me :'(

and theres only going to be around 20-25 ep for that anime

I kind of like it because of that.

[Mom]

I'll give Jormungand a whirl.

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I want to read the manga but I don't want to ruin the anime for myself

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I kind of like it because of that.

Read the Akame ga Kill manga anyways. They announced that the anime will have an alternate ending since they don't wish to air every single chapter of the manga, as such the anime ending will be non-canon.

[ShawnReynolds]

What exactly is it about? A friend of mine recommended it to me, but he did not really say much about it.

[Iseberg]

i'm watching the anime and yes it's awesome , just can't wait for ep.20

[Master]

Before it started airing, Akame Ga Kill was the anime I was most looking forward to. Sadly, that excitement was brutally murdered even before the end of the first episode—and nothing in the remainder of first half of the series did anything but push me further away.

Now before we get into it, let me be clear up front. There are a lot of things done well in Akame Ga Kill. The art style is great, the animation is fluid, and the music does a good job of supporting the action—which likewise is a ton of fun to watch. Thus, what ruins it for me is more along the lines of the setting and the way in which the story is told.

[Note: To properly discuss the shortcomings of Akame Ga Kill, this article completely spoils the ending of the first episode and has minor to moderate spoilers for the rest of the first half of the series spread throughout.]

Spoiler:

On premise alone, Akame Ga Kill sounds great: A country boy comes to the city looking for work so as to help his poor village—only to find out that the government is hopelessly corrupt and the rich prey upon the poor—literally, in some cases. Thus he has no choice but to join a group of rebel assassins and fight “the Man.” The first episode pulls an excellent bait and switch. Tatsumi, our naive hero, comes to the big city where he is treated like crap by the soldier enlistment office, taken advantage of by a thief (thus losing all of his money), and forced to spend the night on the street. But as the story progresses, he is spotted by a kind, noble girl and taken into her loving home.

[Iseberg]

i gotta say that i loved the anime , but the end wasn't that good , it could've been better , ruins a lot of potentiel for the anime