Season 1 – Blue Eye Samurai

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Tony C. @landofthesnakes Nov 22 Beautiful. Fantastic story. One of a kind. A big win for Netflix animation. See more Jeffrey L Nov 8 Would have been a great show but falls into the old trope of evil doer is more powerful than protagonist. Just kills a good plot and movie. Absolutely ruined ending of the show! See more Danuel W @Dantzuboi1993 Oct 21 Really good story telling but a bit slow, in parts that don't really pay off See more Lance C. @CapRossTheBoss Sep 2 Fantastic first season! Hopefully we get more because I want to see this story all the way through! See more Michael K Aug 24 I thought it was great up until the baffling last episode. Like I'm willing to suspend some belief, but did the soldiers forget how gates work? There's a bunch of weird things happening, but I'll just point out a few. One, Ringo and Taigen fight so hard to get the soldiers to just look out over the wall and notice thousands of soldiers approaching. Shouldn't they have been doing that anyway, soldiers manning a wall? Two: the thousands of soldiers just past through what looked like 3 or 4 gates as if they were left open - the show just kind of glosses over that, except for the last one, where they get in through treachery. But, then, Akemi and Seki, just the two of them, are enough to trap the entire army inside the castle, even without any kind of lock, just their body weight. So the gates don't do a thing on the way in, but on the way out, it just takes two people to stop the army of burning soldiers, desperate to get out. Also, the soldiers just kind of disappear. There's a ton of open space in the walls, Ringo, Taigen, are fine through the fire. But it seems like the fire knows to wipe out every gun soldier. Also, that fire moves as if the entire castle is made of kindling and gasoline. But stops at the outer wall, so Akemi can just hang out on that bridge forever. Just weird. Hand wave some stuff at that kind of thing. Heiji has the keys to every gate, let's say. Seemed rushed and lazy. Anyhoo, besides that last episode, great stuff. See more Shaun C Aug 22 Well-produced and beautifully animated, but it's a bit silly in that well, cartoony, over-the-top way. That said, I enjoyed it it enough to watch the whole first series, though the last episode was the climax of sillyness. Not sure I'll be back for the second season. See more Read all reviews

Blue Eye Samurai — Season 1

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