MarcusMaatta

As soon as Netflix releases a new celebrated anime I'm a sceptic. The reviews look bought, the reviewers dumb. But still, I had my eyes on Pluto and it didn't disappoint.

Other reviews will tell you what the story is about. For me the anime is fascinating due to its in-depth analysis of AI and the meaning of being alive, to feel and being a person.

I loved the characters, the twists and turns of the plot, the dialogue, the score, the style. It's excellent, like a mix between Monster and Neon Genesis Evangelion.

This is what anime can give you that other video formats lack. The ability to explore ideas within a story, in the same way literature can.

A must-watch.

I haven't read the mange, and for the me the show was kind of "ok" in the beginning. I thought it to be one of those shows today that are praised online, but lacks what make anime great in my mind: dialogue, emotions, depth, philosophy, storytelling, uniqueness.

The mix between movie and literature, and the ability to tell stories you've never seen before.

As this series and the characters progresses, it becomes just that. A kind story with an important message. With a fantastic soundtrack and masterpiece animation.

Overall, Mob Psycho 100 ended up being a fun and fantastic show that exceeded my initial expectations.

It's a good thriller with a nicely thought out plot. Bringing back Batman to the real Gotham.

The people rating it below 7 either can't see Pattison beyond his vampire days or have their minds destroyed by Marvel's constant entertainment - so a real movie becomes boring and hard to understand.