My Daemon

The show is pretty much pokemon geared toward adults. The only differences are that Daemon are treated cruel while pokemon are loved and adored. I love how in this show the main character actually has a meaningful goal he is trying to achieve unlike Ash Ketchum who's a poke trainer simply to become the best.

The graphics in this show are top tier, I love the storyline and gore but my favorite aspect is how conflicted the show made me feel about the main villain Daemon. What the villain Daemon wants is clearly wrong but given what humans have done to Daemon, are the Villains motives justified? Is the villain really a villain? What would you do and how would you act if you experienced the treatment that the Daemon did?... Food for thought.

Please make a season 2 i never thought that this kind of series would be so deep the adventure of the character and anna is very deep i would realy like to see a season 2 The characters and writing of the series were really deep Well done, to whoever made this series please I would be very happy to see season 2 of the series. People, if you like this series, please wrigth something good so they could do Season 2. It reminds me a bit of Pokemon but it's different a bit because it's not exactly the same there's a bit of distortion a bit but overall a series that is really worth seeing I personally couldn't stop watching this series for hours I I saw the whole series in one fell swoop without taking a break it was so good and hope that Netflix will actually do a second season because it's really worth it.

I do get teary pretty easily but this show made be sob near the end. I felt such a strong heart connection with Anna (who reminds me of my own dog making it all the more challenging to keep the tears at bay) and Kento. For me the show represents the heart connection we as humans have lost to nature and how the child in us is craving for that connection. All we need is to let us be guided by it and get in touch with nature and all its living beings again to be happy, healthy and whole. We are part of nature and thats why we need to live in unison. I really hope to see a second season of this show because this really was something special for me. Thank you.

My initial experience with 'My Daemon' was tinged with skepticism. At first glance, the series seemed to me like a marketing parody of Pokémon wrapped in a veil of dark fantasy. However, I'm pleased to admit my preconceptions were misplaced. Although the beginning didn't fully capture my attention, the plot progressively intensified, awakening a growing interest to continue the journey.

The protagonist's journey, set in a post-apocalyptic world populated by Pokémon-style creatures, becomes increasingly serious and complex. It's true that the anime initially lacks a touch of epicness, and some characters may seem superficial or one-dimensional. However, as the story unfolds, we encounter more profound and three-dimensional characters, aware of the repercussions of their actions.

'My Daemon' is a blend of positive and negative elements that together form an absorbing experience. Although I'd love to delve deeper into the aspects I enjoy most about this work and those I consider flaws, doing so would mean revealing too much of the plot, and it's not my intention to spoil the surprise.

In summary, I highly recommend giving this series a chance. Despite a start that might not be entirely convincing, 'My Daemon' promises an exciting and nuanced journey. You won't regret embarking on this attempt at a "realistic" voyage through a devastated world.

An tense, fast paced thiller yet is surprisingly heartfelt and shed a few tears with certain segments of it tgat I won't spoil. Worth a watch if you like action, fighting monsters and a well done story. Keeps its pacing well, minimal filler, gets to the point but leaves enough extra to add some more depth to the primary and secondary characters and sticks the landing at the end in a poignant yet heartwarming way. While it maybe is not ground breaking but it's certainly worth a watch if you enjoy shows like Pokémon or Digimon as a kid but want a more mature version of the show but spun in a way that makes you think about the ethics in regards to the treatment and captivity of the aforementioned two television programs, so if you don't want an amine with 5 billion episodes and tones of filler and season ending cliff hangers this is a recommended watch!