Review of Sagrada Reset

After having been amused by ridiculous comedies, impossible intellect and intense fighting scenes, you just want to watch some leisurely-paced Anime that has a sense of beauty to it. This Anime is definitely the most profound, visually appealing Anime I have watched since I have seen Death Note. If you like something tranquil and peaceful, something sad and bitter with a tint of longing and hope, then Sakurada has got you covered. Sakurada Reset creates atmosphere in ways unknown to other Anime. It has a rather simple soundtrack, but the scenes are coordinated with the underlaying music to such an extend, as to convey the characters'emotions most accurately.

Overall the components of the story seem so delicately and carefully intertwined. All of the characters and their powers seem to complement each other. Conflicts are resolved peacefully by means of discussion.

You likely have been getting used to the Shounen Anime use of abilities, where there're a bunch of superpowers spiced up with wacky fighting with twists and turns that bring you on the edge. In Sakurada applies the principle of consensus and understanding. There are some impressive scenes overall, but the fighting is kept within limits and has a more realistic or idealistic approach. Abilities that defy the laws of physics are considered a happy blessing and the residents of Sakurada have gotten used to it, like we have gotten used to having two hands with five fingers each and thus such abilities have gained a mundane connotation to them.

I personally enjoyed the down-to-earth approach of this Anime. Even though Kei exceeds all human standards, most of the cast is reasonable and their motivation can be understood.

Watch it if you enjoy a calm and beautiful Anime