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Predator: Killer of Killers brings fresh animation and brutal, bloody action to the franchise - but the story lacks real substance.

The gritty, raw animation creates a strong atmosphere, backed by heavy textures and punchy sound design. When fists fly and blades clash, it feels impactful.

But the anthology format holds it back. Each part is short, and there's no time to build emotional weight. Especially in Part 1 (The Shield). However, the story itself feels generic and predictable.

The characters? Mostly flat archetypes. Character deaths feel hollow, and themes like teamwork were presented flat.

Part 1 (The Shield) - The fight against the Predator felt too smooth, as if every move had been carefully planned and choreographed.

Part 2 (The Sword) - stands out with its feudal Japan setting and a visually impressive fight, particularly due to the conflict between two brothers.

Part 3 (The Bullet) - Creatively staged and visually appealing. The Story reminds me a lot of classic movies.

Scores: The Shield - 5.5/10 The Sword - 7.5/10 The Bullet - 7.0/10 The Finale - 6.5/10

Overall : 6.5/10

A visual treat with raw energy - just don't expect depth.

Don't trust the bad reviews - 'The Studio' is great!

The writing is phenomenal.

The entire 35-minute episode is all about giving someone feedback - and in the most beautiful and clever way.

What makes 'The Studio' special is the dialog, the camerawork, the music and the pacing. The dialog is fast-paced, snappy and perfectly timed. The percussion in the background has a great influence on the rhythm of the dialog and ensures a fast pace that hardly lets the viewer rest. The camerawork is remarkable, delivering stunning visuals and adapting perfectly to the mood and pace of the series with its dynamic direction.

Can it get even better?

For the previous episode, i wrote a review in which i pointed out how quickly it ended. This one surpassed that - there's no way it was just 20 minutes! I want more!

I'm not familiar with the Manhwa, but I think everyone will be satisfied with the adaptation, as this episode reaches a climax of the anime, delivering high quality animation, fighting and music/sfx.

The fight between Jinwoo and The Ant King was flawless - simply amazing!

And once again, I have to mention how valuable the colors were in this episode. Jinwoo and The Ant King, Blue and Red - a perfect interplay of colors, wonderfully choreographed. All the frames that were seen during the fight were the greatest Highlight of the episode - remarkable work, truly beautiful.

I was surprised that this episode is even better than the previous one, which had already fully convinced me.

For a full 20 minutes, this episode doesn't let you go.