Review of ReLIFE

Do not jump to conclusions. That's what I "learned" with ReLIFE. ReLIFE was an anime that I really did not expect absolutely nothing interesting, especially considering the extremely nonsense synopsis. But with each passing episode, plus the anime was holding me and I could not stop watching until I realized that I had already finished. The first impression I had when I saw the first five minutes, something that will not call attention visually speaking. nothing (which I will comment more calmly later). But at least that would be something different from other animations that rodeam the industry. And that's exactly what happened, but I honestlythought it would be the same difference that would make me drop the anime, it was the extreme opposite. What held me in relife was the plot of course would not make any sense. But over time I was watching, I realized that analyze the bit plot by bit it would make sense too, because if not this nonsense present it, relife would be a boring and common Slice of Life that both are often seeing in transmission .
The more I watched, the more I realized that using the argument that "the anime is bad because it does not happen in real life," or "a pill that makes someone rejuvenate 10 years is madness" is instantly disposable. For it is this argument that makes even the anime does not make sense, make sense as well. This is because it is he who makes the plot is not "impossible."

As I watched, I wondered if ReLIFE had some defect, and I especially could not see any, the system to develop a pill that makes the character "back in time" was something at least clever, if thinking. Because that way, you would not have to relate to more complex things like time machines, distorting realities, paradoxes and so on. And I'm sure the Yayoi thought about it when he was writing ReLIFE. And guess what? Even simple, which is great, from one point of view.

As I said it would comment, the animation ReLIFE and the graphic is not up to snuff, and is far from it. TMS had no concern iota to let the animation a bit cooler, but I see this as default, but this would cause the person who was watching to stay at least a little more apt to be forced to watch the anime, if was not with the face of the plot. I say this because I am a strong example; when I'm not very interested in anime plot, if it has an animation and beautiful graphic, I get at least one more "excited" to continue watching.

The OST is not also nothing more, in fact, they have been a few times where I could see her bottom, but do not see it as a very important defect, but as I already said when commenting on the animation/graphic anime, It would be even better if it were something better prepared.

The OP is not amazing, but it's not bad, is that average around. The ED no comments. Not to be spectacular or awful, but simply does not exist. It was just some illustrations of what was the episode, and a different song each time.

The characters are not from another planet, but they are not terrible. While I sympathize with some, not with the face of others, Kariu, for example, found nothing in it that was nice, but found nothing that would cause me to hate.

The end is not considered by me, I end indeed as it was clearly made with intention to continue on a possible second season. I do not know if it was really the will of the director and TMS to do so, or if it happened by chance, but I think for them to have intended to leave a final so open and without end that way, TMS must be securely sales, because they hardly spend money on something that did not sell well in the debut, something that have double or triple sales reduction in the continuation.

Anyway, in short, ReLIFE was a good anime, but sinned in some minimum aspects which, if they were better dealt, would turn into something very good, or even great.

(If you have something that's not how to read, I apologize, because I am Brazilian, and my English is not that great)