Main character guy almost does
something
(This review contains
spoilers!)
Re:Creators
left us last week in the middle of an awesome fight scene between all the
creations as things finally started to get heated up. Things continued to get
better this week, as the overall mystery continued to heat up and the
characters got more interactions with each other.
The last remaining creations showed up
at the fight scene, but it didn’t last long before they all dispersed into
their own separate group. The rival guy with the purple hair’s decided to align
with Selesia’s group, as has the mech pilot. They both seem like really fun
characters to be around, and I hope they actually do something more than just
be extras that hang out and contribute with an idea every so often.
Mamika also got a lot more screentime
this week. Despite not being in nearly as many episodes as Selesia and Meteora,
I’d honestly say she’s had the most development out of any of the characters so
far. I love how she’s trying to bring her beliefs of love and tolerance into
this world. She meets up with main character guy in hopes that the two warring
creation factions can make up, as well as wanting to learn more about the
origins of the Military Uniform Princess.
The origins of this mysterious villain
was the major talking point this week, as the main cast spent most of the time
scrambling to figure out who she is and where she came from. It’s still obvious
that main character guy knows where she came from (I know his real name but I
refuse to use it until he actually contributes something to this anime), but
for whatever reason they don’t want to tell us. I guess they’re setting it up
to be a big groundbreaking reveal later on, but it’s kind of frustrating for
them to tease it, only to keep holding the information from us.
Whatever the case, the creators
learned that she’s a fan art creation named Altair, but that’s all we know
right now. I think she has something to do with the girl main character guy
remembered when he first researched her, but as of right now she’s a real
enigma.
While this episode was extremely
dialogue heavy, I feel like I can forgive it because we actually furthered one
of the major mysteries this time around. Still, I can definitely see why those
who dropped the show are referring to it as “Re:Exposition”. I definitely feel
that the story and characters are compelling enough for me to continue, because
even if there are some episodes with a little too much chatter they can still
be interesting if done right.
FINAL SCORE
8/10
Great
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