The entire episode was still frames and panning shots, with very little to no animation at all. This was followd by the "read the LN for more" ending.
It wasn't worth the wait.
Long awaited conclusion to this anime. with a dramatic tone strongly showing in the first half if the episode and with bitter sweet ending with him going back to live in Jess' world :)
The entire episode was still frames and panning shots, with very little to no animation at all. This was followd by the "read the LN for more" ending.
It wasn't worth the wait.
I thought that this was actually a rather nicely done final episode, but not one that I expected to unfold this way.
The music set the mood nicely, and seeing Jess and Mr. Pig spending their final day together was sweet.
The events following Mr. Pig's return to his world were interesting. I had zero idea what to expect, but I can at least say that I could never have expected such a—put simply—weird continuation.
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Also, this anime does not deserve such a low 55% rating. It did have its pitfalls, including delays, but the content was not 55% worthy at all. The animation okay and the VA was good too. The story wasn't bad at all, but I can admit it is definitely not one that will catch most people's attention.
At the least, I would have expected a 59%. Since I actually enjoyed the story, I'm giving it a solid 7.7/10.
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Here's an Imgur album containing all the screenshots I used for my discussion threads: imgur.com/a/4LR2Igq.
Definitely better than it's reputation, but should have been better.
Wish they'd told the king off for how fucked all the yethma stuff was, given he's directly partly responsible for all those murders
If nothing else they really went for it in the final episode. Really stuck with the weight of what was going on and the impact of sending the MC back to his own world. Even settling in on that part of the story for a good amount of time. I wasn't sure if they were going to really go with a full tragic ending or what since they didn't pull up until the very end there.
May not get anything further, but I respect sticking with the ending. Plenty of nods towards what might be found in that world past this point. An uprising against the Royal family (a mixed situation with Jess getting brought into that), the hunters escalating things and turning into a big military force, Naut apparently didn't make it back to see Ceres and instead is stuck in some gladiatorial arena.
Fair enough though. He got a good taste of regular life again back on Earth and frankly the only satisfying thing was writing about the stuff he got up to in that other world . It's a solid thing to have the MC actually make it back home and be left to decide whether to go back or not .
The ending was really bad... i mean he want to be a pig again for a girl who in few years will marry a human and have kids. While he soon die in few years.
4/10
Yeah, definetly a weird setup for this anime's story.
I agree, it should have ended with him never leaving. But it's kinda nescient to say that she's going to marry and have a kid with a human, like that's the only option in life.
Now i am very sad
I leke this anime very much
God I wished they didn't do the cliffhanger of going back.
The bittersweet goodbye would've hit way harder and been way more unique. What other isekai has the MC actually returning home?
I had goosebumps watching the Episodde and it was cute and nice seeing them together for the last time.
Only thing i didnt like (and its a rather big thing) is that as soon Mr Pig got back to the real world, everything turned to still Frames instead of animation...
I guess it has to do with why it got delayed in the first place but still was sad to see.
"The animation was okay"? Did we watch the same anime? The animation was mediocre in the first few episodes, but by the end the animation quality was downright atrocious.
The only good thing about it was the interesting main plot. But everything else fell flat completely. The main character is a weird, perverted simp that just wants to live out his masochistic pig fantasy. The final episode explains why Jess's character is so flat and one-dimensional for the whole story, but that doesn't excuse it at all. And by the end, the animation was less consistent than a child's scribbles, and it was riddled with pacing issues and directorial mistakes.
Overall, it's already a miracle it scored as high as 55%. I rated it at 20%, and even that much is only because the central mystery of the plot was decent enough.