Chrno Crusade is according to me an amazing anime. It is not what you expect at first. It’s very hard to describe, but it has this subtle brilliance to it that you notice here and there while watching it, but you really only understand it fully in the last episode when it’s already over, and then...

The animation holds up well despite the 4:3 aspect ratio, and the characters are genuinely likable with the story showing promise in the first 8-10 episodes. However, the pacing deteriorates severely around episodes 16-19, becoming increasingly drawn out like One Piece, with anticlimactic fights ...

Chrno Crusade delivers exceptional character development and a subtly brilliant story that culminates in an emotionally devastating final episode, tackling complex religious and societal themes that provoke deep reflection. While the animation and voice acting remain merely average for its 2003 r...

Chrno Crusade manages to be an alright series with decent chemistry between its protagonists and enjoyable teamwork dynamics that elevate it from mediocre to just okay. However, the series suffers from severe pacing issues that slow the story to a crawl midway through, animation shortcuts includi...

I'll make this review somewhat quick. Chrno Crusade was simply an alright series. While it has issues, I enjoyed the series somewhat and if it's on your watchlist and you have nothing else you want to watch, go ahead and give it a go. It's not bad but it isn't great either. The art was acceptable...

Short review. A bit flame like. This is one of those animes which I had first read the manga then ventured seeing the anime. And, also, one of those few that I simply wanted to scream.... not of joy but of despair! The story starts to follow the main manga plot, some small changes here and there,...

The opening theme is a real treat, but the anime’s finale ignites pure despair, completely betraying the manga’s plot. Early episodes stay reasonably close to the source, yet the closing stretch becomes an inexcusable deviation—enough to make anyone who loved the manga want to scream. Overall, a ...

Chrno Crusade delivers a perfect anime experience with its compelling story, strong character development (especially Rosette), and emotionally devastating bittersweet tone that will make you cry. While the first episode fails to represent the series' quality and Chrno's backstory could use more ...

I first came across this anime in May this year. It is now November, a few weeks after finishing this anime, and I feel as though I must urge potential viewers not to make the same mistake I did all those months ago, lest you miss out on an outstanding anime. Don't judge it by the first episode. ...

An extremely good show that will make you cry, with Sayonara Solitaire being one of the most beautiful songs ever written that fits perfectly with the series. The ending sequence transforms sadness into something beautiful and makes you realize how short life is while emphasizing that relationshi...

The anime hooked me early and kept getting better for most of its run, making me believe I was watching something special. Then the last four episodes demolished the characters it had carefully built, filled the story with Swiss-cheese plot holes, and tacked on a rushed, forced ending that left t...

4/10 (I'm trying to keep this spoiler free) This anime I felt started out back and got better and better for the most part. Then the last 4 episodes hit. They seemed to destroy the characters that they had built up. Then show ends with you know who is still alive just cause and the end of the mai...

I've been watching and collecting anime, in earnest, for nearly a decade now. I won't be in romance with most of the series, because I've seen them years ago; including this one. Chrno or Chrono Crusade is a Christian tale about a demon (Chrno) and a pact he makes with the heroine (Rosette Christ...

My quick review: Extremely good show! Would recommend. If you get into it you will cry. But I'm not writing this review solely about the show. Here is a youtube comment I found from a dude named "Joe Xephon" about the ed that needs more attention: In my Opinion Sayonara Solitaire Is one of the mo...

Chrono Crusade shines through its well-written narrative, heartfelt character relationships, and fitting musical score, particularly the closing song "Sayonara Solitia." While it doesn't break new visual ground, this Christian-themed tale about a demon-human pact delivers genuine comedy and emoti...

I am definately not exaggerrating the scores, this anime is worth every point! Let's start off with the review of the story. Don't let the christian connotations put you off, Chrno Crusade just skims the most intriging parts of the religion. Good for some, but not others, Chrno Crusade doesn't em...

Recommended for people who want a really good Supernatural/Demons related storyline with plenty of action,twists & turns,a bit of sweet romance & so on.lot more than a simple story as we find out the real agenda behind the Girl's hard work to exterminate demons & finding her lost brother &amp...

STORY (8) Although I though the story was pretty unique, I found that most of it was highly predictable. If not that, it was a bit confusing. It almost seemed like the anime had skipped scenes, because it didn't have an easy flow to follow. It felt rather choppy to me at times. The superb ending ...

Chrono Crusade is an excellent anime whose final six episodes deliver some of the most emotional, beautifully executed scenes you'll ever watch, culminating in a heartbreaking but satisfying ending. While the manga remains even better, the adaptation still excels at weaving themes of religion, lo...

Chrno Crusade is a lovely anime serie that as a great importance in my life, because I remember when I was in high school, every tuesdays I get excited to go home and watch a new episode on TV. Now, I still like it but I consider some episodes to be a little bit out of the concept. The last episo...