Kaiju No. 8

This anime man.... It's really about the mc, more than it is about Kailju. Mc is a well written, likable character and you can't help but get caught up in his ups and downs. You feel for when he experiences hopelessness and despair, but his hope and heart are just infectious as he does his best to live his dream of joining the defense force. When the kaijus are up and the chips are down, and Hibino gives it his all...all I can do is smi-cry. The comedy and timing are fantastic, as is the choreography of the score in the climactic scenes. Everything comes together and builds towards great feel-good moments as Hibino fights his hardest every step of the way to pursue and fulfill his dreams of glory within the defense force.

Kaiju no.8 is really good. The action is really good and i like all the characters in the cast. The mystery around the kaiju is really well though out and i'm confident what reveal comes next is going to be well pulled off. Kaiju no.9 is really intersting and I'm interseted what happens with him. Same thing with Mina, i want to see more of her backstory. This anime is another darker, more serious shonen like Attack on titan. This isn't as bloody and the themes are more grounded but it is still really good. Truly The best anime this season and if you want a good, hype shonen you should watch it.

Amazing adaption to the manga. It has everything you could want in an anime show and everything you were expecting if you read the manga. The voice acting is amazing. The visuals and animation would be very hard to make an adaption to but they did an amazing job. The show is exactly how I would expect a kaiju based show to be. However it is not unique for a shonen show and does not stand out from a lot of other plots. Some many find the show tedious because there is a lot of talking and could use a bit more focus on the main character but, as I have read the manga, I know where it is going to go and believe this is a perfect adaption. The character development is very good. I recommend this for every anime fan interested in more fighting based shows. 10/10.

A city endangered by monsters and a squade of heros defend that city, old repeated idea but the execution is very heartful, this and any other idea in the anime that seem repeated, its just done not only differently but in a very heart-warming and human way , every character has its motives , every character act from self appreciation before the appreciation of others which is there but in its place , every character needs to fulfill its needs and in the same time protect the others , the protagonist isn't the only hero like some other boring animes , there are plenty of heros each one from a different perspective , the action is great well prepared and clear to the eye not just fast movements and there is explanation for every fast or weird move up till now , and most important point is it doesn't need you to give it a shoot for 2 or 3 episodes to amuse you , it's very entertaing from the very beginning.

Kaiju No. 8, an eagerly anticipated adaptation of the acclaimed manga, has made a thunderous debut with its animation. The series has been nothing short of spectacular, a testament to the extraordinary production quality and a gripping storyline that has captivated audiences worldwide.

From the very first episode, it's evident that the production team has poured their heart and soul into bringing Kaiju No. 8 to life. The animation is nothing short of breathtaking, with fluid movements, meticulous attention to detail, and vibrant colors that leap off the screen. The action sequences are a visual feast, showcasing a level of dynamism and intensity that is rarely seen in television anime. The sheer scale of the kaiju battles, coupled with the intricately designed creatures, is enough to leave viewers in awe.

The story itself is a compelling blend of heart-pounding action, emotional depth, and intriguing character development. At its core, Kaiju No. 8 follows the journey of Kafka Hibino, a seemingly ordinary man with extraordinary circumstances, who dreams of joining the Defense Force to battle the monstrous kaiju that threaten humanity. The narrative deftly balances moments of intense action with quieter, character-driven scenes that add depth and nuance to the overarching plot. Each character is well-developed, with their own unique motivations and backstories that enrich the story.

What sets Kaiju No. 8 apart is its ability to maintain a perfect balance between high-stakes action and poignant storytelling. The series does not shy away from exploring themes of courage, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams. This emotional resonance, combined with the jaw-dropping production quality, makes for a viewing experience that is as thought-provoking as it is exhilarating.

The voice acting deserves special mention as well, bringing each character to life with performances that are both powerful and nuanced. The sound design and musical score further enhance the immersive experience, perfectly complementing the on-screen action and adding an extra layer of intensity to the narrative.

In conclusion, Kaiju No. 8: The Animation is a triumph of modern anime. Its insane production quality, combined with a captivating and well-crafted story, makes it a must-watch for both fans of the manga and newcomers alike. This series sets a new benchmark for what can be achieved in the realm of animated storytelling, and it is sure to leave an indelible mark on the genre for years to come.