Mal Zankyou No Terror
Original Soundtracks from the anime 'Zankyou no Terror' or 'Terror in Resonance' The purpose of this user is for people to listen to the soundtracks before they. Nine goes to the police headquarters, dons his Sphinx mask, and turns himself in. He refuses to speak to anyone but Shibazaki, but later relents and issues a demand for a press conference at a specific location at 8:00 p.m., or he will activate the atomic bomb prototype. Shibazaki visits Shunzo Mamiya, who confesses that he created the Athena Project as part of a plan to revitalize Japanese. In the wake of the attempted terminal bombing, the media believes the foiled attack to be the work of Sphinx. The officers who accompanied Shibazaki to Haneda Airport are reprimanded by their boss, who takes them off the case and gives them a three-month suspension, while Shibazaki himself is given a permanent suspension. Shibazaki goes to his daughter Haruka, who is studying physics at a. On a summer day A massive terrorist bombing suddenly strikes Tokyo. The culprits behind the act that woke up this complacent nation from its slumber, were just two young boys. Now, the culprits known as 'Sphinx' begin a grandiose game that encompasses the entire nation. Final song: pop etc - is from zankyou no terror ep 4.
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| Overall | 5 |
| Story | 4 |
| Animation | 6 |
| Sound | 10 |
| Character | 3 |
| Enjoyment | 5 |
The story starts off really well but somewhere along the line it loses its punch. This, I feel, in my very personal opinion, is completely due to the addition of the main female character who manages to derail the entire plot. Lisa, as a character, is extremely useless, and I feel like the only reason she was written was to introduce subplots to carry the story along (which somehow contraindicated its purpose and ended up detracting from the story people had tuned in to watch). There was not one scene where she was featured and she didn't fuck things up. I've seen some reviewers say that her character is pretty realistic as that is how most of us caught in the middle of something so much bigger than us would behave but I beg to differ. There is no realism in her endless stupidity and constant barrage of fuck-ups.
Towards the beginning of the anime Twelve is pretty wary of Lisa and even goes to tell her that he'll kill her if she makes one wrong move. That part felt very real to me because she was someone they barely knew, and I was hoping to see some character development for Lisa which would then go on to give actual reason for the protagonists to drop their guard around her. But somehow, over the course of the next few episodes, all she managed to do was go on to be one of the most useless characters I have ever seen in any anime, and also single-handedly managed to cripple Twelve's entire character to the point where I felt like I was watching a different Twelve from the one who had been introduced to us in the first episode. So the bottom line is that the story would have meandered a lot less and would have held its gravitas if Lisa's character didn't exist, and I really wish I could have seen that version of Zankyou no Terror that wasn't ruined by her character.Five was another character who kept being bogged down by a one-dimensional personality that allowed no room for any sort of growth whatsoever. Shibazaki was one of the few characters I liked, but again, his character could also have been fleshed out a bit more, giving the audience a chance to actually connect with him; I know I would have liked that chance.
Nine was my favorite character in the show and I honestly kept feeling bad for him from around the middle onwards; he kept having to deal with a very useless girl who just couldn't stop messing up, then his closest (and only) friend practically abandoned him over said girl, pretty much throwing away years of friendship as well as the common goal that the duo had originally set out to establish. Despite being saddled with these plot contrivances he still stood out and held his own amongst a sea of badly written characters.
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The one thing that I will endlessly praise about this show is it's soundtrack. It has one of the best soundtracks I have ever heard in any anime, and blends seamlessly into the overall tone of the anime, while also somehow managing to stand out without being too overwhelming.Mal Zankyou No Terror Pelicula Completa
Overall, Zankyou no Terror is not a 'bad' anime, per se, but it could have been so, so much better. In my personal opinion, it's worth a one-time watch (if you're prepared to keep constantly feeling rather annoyed over contrived plot points and bad decisions taken by badly written characters), but that's about it.