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Thanks, I can recognize quality when I see it
I actually couldn’t finish that anime. It was an incompressible mess. I was bored and confused
Is the anime just an offensively bad adaptation? Because I see everyone praising the VN and I just don’t get it. How different is it?
It usually wouldn't make much sense to start 60% through a story. Especially one as long as Dies irae. It was crowdfunded, so more made for existing fans than to try and bring in new ones I guess.
If memory serves, it had some good graphics from time to time, and a less good translation+a lack of information for new folks. (Also the initial articles Crunchyroll did for it were a joke, they had to be re-translated lol.)
I love Dies irae, but tbh I barely remember the adaptation of it. There is no guarantee it won't bore you, though. The prose is quite purple, so if you don't enjoy that or chuuni stuff it might be super boring.
Sure is, and The Song of Saya is one of the best horror visual novels in existence!
On Necrobarista, it's alright, the DLC Walking to the Sky is much, much better than the main game. Haven't played the other DLC and don't want to rebuy the game on PC so who knows
I understand, you are from a prison colony. I bet your government would put you into concentration camp like they did to all those indigenous people, if you were honest about liking Вreasts/Вutts.