Review of Parasyte: The Maxim

Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu tells us the story of beings of unknown origin who enter the body of living beings with the aim of taking control of their body, because of that they are called “Parasites”. Izumi Shinichi is our protagonist, a shy person with a good heart who tries to live a normal life without distinguishing himself from the rest, obviously everything changes when one of these parasites invades his body one night, but luckily he manages to prevent it from reaching the brain; Due to this, the parasite only manages to take control of its arm, leaving Izumi's brain intact. A short timelater our protagonist discovers that these parasites learn extremely quickly, endowing them with the gift of speech and the knowledge they can acquire from books and the Internet about the new world around them, they can modify their body mass by lengthening or hardening, They can even transform into sharp blades and even worse, discover that they feed on human beings. Throughout the series we will see how Izumi tries to coexist with this new way of life that has its right arm which adopts the name of “Migi” (one of the best characters in the series) and how it should adapt to its new environment infested with these specimens that devour humans, which he decides to eliminate at all costs.
The series has decent animation, it is not spectacular but it cannot be criticized either, the action scenes are more like murder scenes, since these parasites when it comes to killing are fast, intelligent and deadly, which will lead us to meet with extremely tense moments for our protagonist.
The soundtrack to me personally I did not like it, the dubstep they put on was in my opinion it was the worst thing that the series had as well as its empty female characters, even annoying you could say ( excluding Tamiya Ryouko).