L'Incroyable Cirque Numérique

Diving headfirst into a world teased by memes, I discovered more than a passing trend; it was a true masterpiece. This creation seamlessly weaves together music, animation, visuals, character designs, and a plot that left me utterly captivated.

The revelation of its dark comedy classification added a layer of unpredictability, blending humor and darkness in a way I never expected. The studio's dedication to crafting this multifaceted experience was evident, resulting in an extraordinary viewing adventure.

The musical score synchronized flawlessly with the narrative, enriching the overall experience. The animation showcased craftsmanship that elevated storytelling, and character designs not only pleased the eye but played pivotal roles in conveying plot intricacies.

This venture surpassed my initial expectations, showcasing meticulous attention to detail. Its well-deserved popularity speaks volumes about the collaborative effort invested in its creation. Heartfelt thanks to the studio for an incredible journey that left an indelible mark on my appreciation for the medium. Every second was a genuine pleasure.

I loved the pilot; I hope more episodes release soon!! I feel like some parts could've been revealed in a later timing but that is probably just the fun, I really did like the new episode aside from that stuff! I otherwise absolutely loved Pomni, she is so CUTEE!! Ragatha is also a cool character not to mention. Can't believe this is a super duper fun psychological horror, at all costs I loved this, and I predict it will go uphill!! (I just hope the fandom doesn't become Welcome Home 2.0...) But anyways I loved every minute and I was super invested in this, whoever made this show must be super talented by the way!

It's great. I love the characters (especially the purple rabbit thing, I can't remember his name), the story, and the animation. One thing I will say is that it isn't a great show to watch at 1 am (like I did) or if you aren't extremely positive. The reason for that is because of Cane, the announcer with eyeballs in his mouth. I know he's supposed to be energetic but it just comes off as annoying and loud. One last thing I will say is how I love how Pomine will never accept that it isn't a dream because that is exactly how most people in the audience would react to. I don't know I just love when shows / movies do that. Long story short would recommend, just not late at night.

The series is pleasant to watch, the story that the author wants to tell is going in the right direction. The characters are very well written, here for jokes - practically everyone committed to their task - I couldn't stop laughing and getting emotional with some, but at times you could catch that the series will have a punch line, each episode will describe the character - what they are struggling with and how to prevent it, help them. The concept is familiar to me - there is a person who, after putting on VR, is transported to a computer game - in this case from the 90s, and tries to get out of it. Honestly - 10/10.

This show is truly unique. The animation is unusual and inspired. The story line is awesome, with each episode catching and holding attention and often making a point (I loved/hated the life-sucking burger joint episode. So real, so real).

The voice acting is terrific, the characters are fully developed and diverse; one can empathize with all of them. The surreal concept is so well carried out episode after episode. I'm only on episode 4 at the moment (that's all that's been released so far on Netflix), but it's all held together very well.

Totally unexpected. Very well done. Not often I give an animation 10 stars, but this one deserves it on all counts.