His is a brand-new anime that I just finished watching yesterday (11th Oct 2025). I'm not exactly comparing it, but there's a slight similarity - like in Attack on Titan (AOT), where people are divided between the rich and the poor or privileged and non-privileged, separated by walls - this anime also has that kind of divided world concept.
Our main character Rudo is someone who creates things from trash or repairs discarded stuff - that's both his hobby and talent. I don't want to give any spoilers, but honestly, it felt like quite a unique and different anime.
It also has some fantasy elements - like Fire Force, where there's something similar to "spirit powers." Though honestly, I was expecting something more realistic - a world shown as a metaphor for social mindset, where the MC grows stronger mentally and changes things around him. But by the second episode, they introduced spirit powers, which kind of hurt my expectations and made me lose a bit of interest. Still, if you accept the story as it is, it's actually a good and unique concept.
The main villain hasn't been revealed clearly yet - they did show one, but who he really is and why he killed that important character hasn't been explained so far.
The story till now mostly focuses on Rudo joining a team and learning how things work with them.
Overall, it's a good anime - I could've easily given it an 8 out of 10, but since I was a little disappointed, I'll give it a 7/10. Still, it's definitely worth checking out once.
