Dororo had the potential to be truly great, but it wasted it. I wanted to believe Dororo had well-written characters and deep themes. But truthfully, it had neither. The visuals and directing were promising at first, but the animation quality rapidly declined and the fight choreography became lac...

This is how a period shounen piece should be done. In terms of the story itself, this anime has two major strengths: (1) character development and (2) moral obscurity. Both Dororo and Hyakkimaru are intensely likable characters, and their relationship is appealing because they balance one another...

Dororo is an old classic manga written by Tezuka Osamu who is known as the god of manga.It is a great tale that probably inspired dark fantasy manga like Berserk. The story is great in my point of view ,there were not any plot holes or anything that could lead to dissatisfaction. The art was real...

TL; DR Review This was good. Very good. It seems like a lot of animes these days are very predictable, but this is not one of them. It's interesting to see the original Dororo, but modernized, and I would have to say, a damn good job was done. Following the journey of Hyakkimaru trying to get his...

A beautifully crafted remake that defies the typical curse of reboots, delivering a compelling story set in Feudal Japan with excellent music and stunning visual designs. While some supporting characters could have used more development, Dororo shines as an adorable yet courageous protagonist. Th...

This has been one of the greatest shows I have every seen, and I'm sad that it's over. Many shows lack a certain type of depth that Dororo has in spades, and most of it's most impactful moments aren't explained, they are shown. You would think that is the majority of cases in anime, but that just...

Dororo excels through its masterful character development, particularly the compelling friendship between Hyakkimaru and Dororo, and its thoughtful adaptation that deepens the original's themes while maintaining its spirit. The episodic storytelling, rather than being mere filler, serves as a veh...

Dororo was a very promising anime that i was really excited about but after finishing it i believe it was only average. The animations at times they were good at times they were bad. The story was very interesting but didn't live up to my expectations and the pace was really slow, it also made me...

This 2019 adaptation of Dororo is definitely worth your time, offering phenomenal storytelling and character work that improves upon the 1960s source material by removing cartoonish elements for a more serious tone. While animation quality occasionally dips significantly in places, these issues t...

Please read all the way for better understanding! (I'll try my best to not reveal any spoilers! but if I do, I will give a spoiler warning) Please do remember that this is my opinion and I respect everyone else's too! Side note:-I know I'm giving almost everything a 10 here, but it's for a reason...

Dororo excels in its first and third parts with exceptional direction, cinematography, and deeply moving moments like Hyakkimaru experiencing rain for the first time, creating genuine emotional satisfaction through the sibling-like relationship between the main duo. However, the second part suffe...

By the end of the season, I find myself enerved with the characters in the story. What is promising throughout the journey in the warring times is questions of morality where good never seems to be an accessible option. Someone always pays a price. The weak and the strong. Those who care and the ...

Dororo excels as a modern adaptation of classic manga, featuring outstanding samurai action sequences under Furuhashi's direction and consistently beautiful background art with brilliant color design. While the animation occasionally dips below par and the script has some minor low points, these ...

This dark seinen reboot successfully transforms a 60/70s manga into a compelling tale of Hyakkymaru's journey from cursed child to human, set in a fascinating samurai Japan with demons and prosthetics. While the story develops well with hyping final episodes and magnificent sound design, it suffe...

One of the most wholesome anime i’ve ever seen, even with all the very dark themes it deals with it still manages to tell such a heartwarming story As we follow cheeky little Dororo help Hyakkimaru on his quest to regain his body from the demons it was sold to, we see how greed can consume people...

I'll start by saying that I expected a lot of dororo, after all, it was one of the works that inspired the creation of my favorite work, berserk, and he was not disappointing until near the middle of the anime, but then, probably because of studio problems, anime decayed a lot, both in animation ...

Yesterday i finished the anime i wanted to watch for awhile, Dororo. I'd high expectations since i heard mixed reviews but positive one's were super positive. But after watching it i think my friends whom praised the show was right. I was hooked into the show from the start. It was slow paced cha...

I haven't been this impacted by an anime in a LONG time. I do tend to look too much and put slightly unnecessary meaning into things that don't seem like a big deal, but this hit close to home (btw this is spoiler free) Dororo starts slightly slow in the beginning. It was great, don't get me wron...

Story: Kinda slow beginning, very good throughout the rest of the show until the ending, which sucked... badly enough to bring the whole show down a notch or two... 7/10 Artstyle and animation: Great, barring the final episode which featured some.. questionable moments.. but not enough to bring t...

When Dororo was first being released this season, I heard people gushing over the potential it had and how great it could end up being. I watched the first few episodes and immediately fell in love and started to follow it week by week. This anime is truly fantastic. The anime itself focuses on t...