Review of World Trigger

World Trigger has annoying plot progression. Every, and I mean EVERY arc will abide to that age-old rule of all shitty shounens, "every next episode until climax covers less and less time in the story". MC is an absolute, painful to watch weakling at the beginning, is a shameless weakling thorought the show that, while understands that he's weak, doesn't become exceptionally backstabby, as a conscious weakling should, and, in the very last episode, becomes a weakling that maybe has chances of stopping to be weak. In shounen genre it's trying to watch and empathise with non-dynamic, weak MC, so that's a significant drawback too. Worse yet, thewhooping 73 episodes end extremely abrubtly, without even any effort on studios part to tie up the loose ends, obviously aiming for seconds season. However the show wasn't received as well as it should, and the manga went on an indefinite hiatus, so we're left with a show that basically ends crudely somewhere in 3/4 of fourth (i think?) arc.

Then again, the characters are quite charming (annoyingly enough, MC and his overpowered sidekick don't belong to that group), and the art quite solid.

I won't hide the fact I dropped the show at first after withnessing that the main premise is humans fighting against some weird, white animal-styled knick-knacks you'd buy your mom for christmas if you had no idea what'd be good for a present. They have some kind of eyes inside their mouths too, so...
but don't worry, the story generally focuses on interactions between humans, and stupid CG fights against lazily made mob robots takes suprisingly little screentime.

That's generally my opinion of the show. If you've run out of interesting anime to watch, it's worth a go. It's not at all exceptional, however.