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3It was OK
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2Disliked it
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1Hated it
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Average 3.9
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| The land of Volskaya: a permafrost village of paradise lit Northern Lights style where both humans and vampires coexist peacefully through art and music, and Elisha the vampire saved both Momo and Fine to finally put them out of their misery. But Fine still remembers the fine print of resource from her suppressed memories long ago, and to make matters worse, this paradise village is a sham whom uses the postcard as deception and vampires as electricity for people whom have nowhere to go. A tragic end consummates... |
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| So... there was actually this so-called 'Paradise' where they lived together but as expected, it was fishy from the very beginning. And, yes, it wasn't a paradise but a place where they were actually doing horrible things to their own kind and call it Paradise. It was too good to be true anyway but I'm sad as well that it's not actually the place they were thinking it to be. Anyway, Momo is in trouble and Fine is unconscious as well. I hope nothing bad happens to both of them. Elisha betrayed me. |
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| Was more clear than ever that would become a shootout, from the moment that was revealed that the place is named Volskaya, the reference was made. Momo have a strange explosion resistance and entered the assassins brotherhood. |
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| Elisha how could you do this, right after I started to trust you as well. Also Paradise didn't turn out to to be such a good place with loads of more depressing stuff going on there, it was expected though as nothing good has come from this show as of yet with a dull ending to top it off, I really hope there is no pain to come for Momo and Fine.  |
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| It was still a paradise, except established through sacrificing a few vampire strangers. I didn't see any humans being held against their will. It was a better than balance than the twin cities. |
| so the paradise where vampires and humans coexist is all fake eh it exist but its all lies "if we sacrifice a few people then everyone else can live peacefully" looks like real life with "the end justifies the means" thing but its not paradise at all for sure  |
| dang, even i could see the red flags with this "paradise". things ain't lookin so hot for fine & momo right now |
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| Momo's resistance to explosions is too op. Please nerf. |
| Well, can't say that I didn't see this coming. At least its somewhat balanced, except for Momo's immunity to explosions. kiritsugu123 said: For those who don't know, I'll inform you that this is a lesbian anime, aka lgbt, so I highly recommend not watching it, apart from its naive and lesbian nature. Firstly, that's not really the focus. Secondly, as of Ep 4, there seems to be more friendship here than sexual tension. |
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| So is pretty clear vampires and human can't be friend unless they torture a few vampires and Momo seems to be Supergirl, okay. |
| From the get go, when everyone was dancing and singing all happy you knew there was something messed up, hidden in the dark. Momo was naive to believe all this was real but then again she's too young. Feelsbad for that vampire who was being used as energy locked inside that room. |
| Predictable. The description of the episode says Momo and Fine reach what seems like the Eden they were searching for which says enough. |
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| Eden... how quickly something named as paradise can turn out to be hell for some of its inhabitants. |
| The moment I saw that vampire with a 'blood disease' I knew something sketchy was going on. It definitely wouldn't be so easy to just make a vamp-human paradise in a world where they are literally at war with each other. Okay...The mom/commander is being too shitty now. She's ready to kill Momo just to maintain her status and authority? Fucking bitch Oh damn, Momo's uncle also fell in love with a vamp lady but I guess her blood lust took over and the rest is history. Holy moly, Elisha is a cold-blooded killer. The way she smiles after shooting her shells is just creepy. At least she was put down by Momo. Fine and Momo can't die yet. Right? |
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| "Watashi wa baka da" that's the highlight of the episode. I know that she is young and naive, but seeing how Fine is so wary of her same kind, shouldn't she as a human be a little wary too? And at the same time Allegro also seems to need a long time in searching for blood supplies to help Fine... his dog and Fine were in danger :( anyway I hope neither Fine nor Momo die. |
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| Paradise or hell? Well, it cooll use the regeration to create electricity!!!! kekeke |
| I wish I had read the bottom two reviews on the main page (at the time of writing) but I watched this on a friends recommendation. We both like Vampire anime and with it only being 5 eps I thought it was finally time to start it. Those two reviews are pretty close to my own impression of the series. Sure music, art and animation is fine, but with a bland story and annoying/insufferable characters I would advise anyone who asked me to steer clear of this. I was expecting a lot more from it and have been pretty let down. I doubt the last ep will save my current impression of the anime. |
| I have a third testicle that gives me psychic powers |
datgenericbaka said: Why would it not make sense? Lots of people supported slavery, it's basically the same here, except with vampires. The previous settlement (which was separated by the river) was also pretty much with slaves, except human ones sold to vampires. Now it's the reverse and vampires are kept as slaves (sort of secretly, I suppose not everyone in the village knows this). So we get to see all kinds of awful social arrangements in this anime.So uh, remind me again why ANY vampire like Elisha would just be okay with her own kind getting tortured like this? That little shit was straight up LAUGHING about it. How does this make any sense? |
datgenericbaka said: Err, yes? Bad people exist everywhere. Black slaveowners existed and such. Being an asshole transcends all divisions. Maybe Elisha was a bit of a sadist, lol. So you're telling me there were even some black people who were cool with people of their own race being enslaved back in the old days? Because none of what you said explains why Elisha was laughing about this whole thing. |
| It was a bit obvious all that society was a liar. |
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