Review of Sagrada Reset

If you're the sort of person who drops shows if they're struggling to get into it, you're likely not going to finish this show. Sagrada Reset is a show that takes some time to get up to speed. The opening two episodes are entirely set-up, and the first storyline that isn't setup doesn't get good until about halfway through. They're not terrible, by any stretch, but they're slow, and the nature of the show's protagonists mean that when things aren't really happening, it's noticeable. However, once the show starts to pick up speed, it does not stop. Once the show hits the last few episodesof the first season, you start to realise that this show is not just two/three episode smaller stories. There's a lot going on in this story, and, once the final climax of the story starts to fall into place, you realise that everything before was necessary.

This show isn't a masterpiece. It's never going to be remembered with the shows that everyone loves. The art, characters especially, can look rushed, especially in the less important episodes, and there's a few character designs that could probably have been a little more unique. And, as I said, it does take some time for the story to really pick up. But, if you want a slower story, with characters that have a lot more depth than it initially seems, and which gets some genuinely interesting philosophical ideas in near the end, then Sagrada Reset is definitely worth a watch.