Wonder Egg Priority

This is one of the best new Gen psychological anime. Truly a hidden gem. In an effort to bring back someone they lost, the characters fight to protect victims of suicide due to previous trauma that they (as well as other youth) have experienced including rape, self harm, abuse, and sexual harassment.

I had a good time with the anime. It was one of the most fast-paced show I had watched and didn't hold your hand. I certainly got good animation, Love the character design, the friendship dynamic, the themes of it all if just had Struck the landing.

The story about finding girls that committed suicide and fighting against their personal demons is just amazing, how it tangled so many different problems that women had is just so well done. I really think it's one of the best shows when it's doing that

And the friendship the girls get where they speak so honestly to each other, feel so refreshing. How the personalities are set up to each other so they get many good conversations.

It's just a lot of fun, It has many moments I really enjoyed and it's just so well done.

But the problem with the show is it feels like it doesn't have time to breathe. There's to few episodes to the story that is being told and the last two episodes are just so rushed, it feels like it's crashing and burning before your eyes.

I don't have anything against what the story ended with, the way it was handful just feels like a crash.

This psychological horror/drama/fantasy is an unexpected masterful work of art. To plot, animation and execution, this anime delivers. Definitely not for the faint of heart, it touches upon dark themes such as bullying and suicide in a way I haven't seen up until now. First episode and I'm hooked. I recommend it 100%

I finished this anime in the Winter, but had to wait until now to review because the ending episode just got released.

One of the weirdest anime titles, so it got me interested. At first I thought it was just a normal slice of life based on the poster. The characters looked quite cute. But I got straightened out in the first couple minutes of the first episode.

Similar to Vivy, this is a pretty bloody anime disguised from its beautiful animation. The characters looked very adorable and the fight animation was incredible. Most of the blood from the creatures was in pink color. Definitely one of the best animation I have seen.

The premise was also fascinating. These young middle school girls had to deal with their own trauma and also others'. Because of this, the show became serious and even personal to some people.

The twist was definitely unexpected. While being dark, it became more sci-fi focused, but still an interesting one indeed. So naturally I'm excited to see how they would deal with the final boss. Overall, for the series, it's a solid one. 8/10

And then the social edition came. The first half was a recap of the series, and the second half was the long-awaited conclusion. I was definitely disappointed with that ending. It felt so anticlimactic. The revelation about a character, tho, was quite surprising but good, since it made sense considering her personality. Still, a lot of hype was set up, and the way ended was not satisfying. I honestly wished that there would be another episode to make the conclusion better and more dramatic, as it should. Overall, still love the animation, but not the ending that I wanted. 3.5/10.

I really liked Wonder Egg Priority. The animation is clean, the premise is unique in a very good way and the characters were likeable while having some awesome designs. Unfortunately in the last 2 or 3 episodes way too many new elements get introduced that kinda neglect what the show actually was about. Then there's the last episode which is an absolute disaster to put it nicely. It isn't just bad it also leaves you very unsatisfied with no real conclusion. I'd still recommend it since most of it is pretty good just be warned that in the end you probably won't be satisfied at all.

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