Dâuinzu gêmu: Darwin's Game

This anime is one of the best anime I've seen I watch more than 100 anime and this is great anmie just watch and you will never regret about it

I don't really know what to make of Darwin's game. I don't find this series to be a must watch, especially this season as there are better anime this season to watch. But my feelings towards this show are the same feelings towards Future Diary where the show never bored me and kept me engaged from start to finish. If you feel the same about Future Diary, then I can see you enjoying Darwin's game as it is an entertaining shounen series with some great action and music. But if didn't enjoy Future Diary, THEN BOY THIS AIN'T THE SHOW FOR YOU MATE. The world building, janky pacing and characters will frustrate the heck out of you. It's a show that will appeal to some but not to others and although I did enjoy it, this ain't a show I would look back later this year as a show that is definitely one of the best. By no means is this a bad show, but it ain't a great one either.

Not a bad show, takes parts from Deadman Wonderland, Future diary and others.

It does seem to get better the further into it you watch, the soundtrack is pretty good and although people have said the dub is bad, I haven't found it to be too bad.

The theory of natural selection, the stronger prevails and the weaker will be subdued. This anime is based on this theory, augmented with seals, special powers of each one, reformulating the conception of the strongest.

It is very worth watching, in addition to having fun, question your conception of the strongest, or of what strength really is.

Darwin's Game anime falls short of its source material, earning a 6/10 compared to the manga's stellar 9/10. While the anime stays true to the manga's story arcs, it lacks the gripping intensity that makes the manga a standout. The art style is serviceable but fails to elevate the experience, missing the detail and vibrancy found in the panels. Voice acting is decent, delivering the dialogue well, but it doesn't compensate for the lack of emotional engagement. Overall, it feels more like a summary than a reimagining. Without the "umph" to enhance the original, it struggles to leave a lasting impact.