No Guns Life

Great potential lies ahead. The show starts off as dbz and gradually transforms into One Piece and then into Ghost in the shell, let's see what the future beholds. A must watch!!!

It's great, in all honesty. Although I wish they had expanded more on some of the characters, as some of them seem to be important, I did not feel like it. The story is not the best, I'll admit that right now, but the world and the characters are nicely distinct enough to be placed into their category respectfully. Most characters feel fleshed out and are likeable.

The CGI is subjective for each viewer--- Personally, I did not mind it--- some might find it a deal breaker, or a leading cause to a "hard watch".

I find the world insanely cool--- despite the idea of "body extensions" not being a new concept--- they executed it well.

Really decent anime, I don't understand why it gets so much hate. Name another anime where the main character has a gun for a head. I don't mind the unreal engine CGI mixed in with the Anime. Yeah, the story isn't the greatest but the characters are cool. I am looking forward to season 3 sometime in 2022 or later.

Everything about this show is uneven from the animation(yes, they have the gross cgi that distracts you) to character development (and cringey fan service) and more. The noir and serious scenes aren't too bad, but the jokes and fight scenes can take you out. If you have nothing to watch, give the first few episodes a shot, but there are way better anime and cyberpunk shows out there.

This anime is something else, a story of a man with a gun for a head! Great pacing and an enjoyable twist of action and suspense. Starts off on a rather grim note, tossing you into Inui's world and doesn't explain much, but after the first few episodes things fall into place rather quickly. Pacing varies from episode to episode, but is slow enough for viewers to keep up while being fast enough to enjoy the explosive action scenes. The voice acting(English Dub) is amazing, especially love the voice acting for Juzo Inui(protagonist). The story is engaging and reflects on a world of extreme corporatism. The environments, and backgrounds are extremely well detailed, especially the lighting. Rooms, streets and objects blend well with each other. Animations are smooth but somewhat irregular, doors and vehicles have extremely smooth movements, but the animations on characters is 24 FPS-ish. Further, since the Extends use microphones to talk, mouth movements aren't present for such non-human characters and can be off-putting until you figure it out.