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Sep 9, 2025
Pure fun! It's not going to challenge your intellect or present a valid critique of society, but what it does well is bring a fairytale-like story that is reminiscent of classic fantasy films of the 70's and 80's. Every second is enjoyable. The art, music, fight scenes, and characters are top notch. This movie will for sure stand the test of time.
The story kept up pace with the first, and developed Wuxian and a newcomer very well. If you're looking for a good example of Chinese animation and how far it's come, Legend of Hei is a shining example!
This movie doesn't infantalize this audience.
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It's very sincere and doesn't break tension with gags or fart jokes like Ne Zha.
My biggest complaint is that Wuxian and Hei don't get enough screentime. They are so cute together is actually hurts.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Dec 21, 2022
This is a wonderful show.
ONE has mastered the art of storytelling, and Mob Psycho 100 is his magnum opus.
Ignoring the filler arc that was within the middle of the show separating the two higher-quality arcs, this show is as good as it can get. The animation is wonderful, the writing is great, the editing, choreography, voice acting, music, and the overall themes are perfect. All memorable loose ends from the previous seasons have been tied up, whether it's a character, the notion of [redacted], or [redacted].
The biggest questions of the series get answered while leaving some interpretation to the viewers. In my
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previous season's review, I mention that there isn't a single line, shot, or character wasted. The same is true here, with the exception of the filler arcs, which only served to answer a few questions and cleared up some characters' arcs. That's why I removed one point from the overall rating.
This is a masterclass for writing.
Setting aside all "film critic-ness", the most important part of the show is the message. ONE's story ends up with the same outcome as the previous seasons which is this: It is very, very kind. Gentle, even. It's all about the beauty of being ordinary, accepting yourself and others, living your life, and valuing what is important in life, which Mob Psycho 100 insists is relationships, and I think they're right.
I would encourage you to have a seat, and let this show give you a hug. I'm sure you need it in this very cruel world.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Apr 1, 2019
"I wanted to make something kind." - ONE [Author of One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100] (paraphrased since I can't find the source of the interview)
The most hyped up second season since My Hero Academia II has come to fruition and let me say, it does not disappoint.
My expectations were sky-hecking-high after an incredible first season. Yet, SOMEHOW, the second season went above and beyond the call of duty and blew me away with the most amazing season of any show I have ever seen in my life. Allow me to explain.
While most people's complaints related to the show is "bland" and "too
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slice-of-life". I must first say that this show is centered around the characters rather than the plot, despite the plot being really, really good.
Nothing related to the story is wasted. Every character, every line, every moment, every sound, camera angle, power, you name it, is important. There wasn't a single episode that I felt that I was sold short. I ate up every moment, because it MATTERED.
While small things like incredible animation, directing, pacing, humor, romantization of normal occurrences and all other terms I could use to show how great the show is despite 90% of the population not knowing what that means, I want to focus on the main part of the series I love the most.
The characters. Every single one of them feels like a fragment of a real person's soul, and shaped to become a well rounded character. Reigen, Mob, Teru, Ritsu, Suzuki, Shou, CLAW, new villains, side villains, and school kids, are all important characters. I was constantly surprised and satisfied with how real these characters felt and reacted to their situations. Their motivations were understandable, and frighteningly relatable.
The relationships between these characters are even more fascinating and is what brings me to tears a majority of the time.
The psychology of this show blows my mind, and saying that it has taught me how I think is flawed (by showing characters that mirror my way of thinking) and how life is actually beautiful (albeit being kind of awful sometimes) would NOT be an understatement.
Mob Psycho 100 is my favorite form of entertainment on all platforms for probably the rest of my life. I would not hesitate to recommend this anime to other people, knowing that many people will probably miss the point of the whole show, which is this:
You matter. Relationships matter. Living life joyfully and working hard, even as a everyday commoner, is not something to be ashamed of, but to be cherished. Enjoy yourself, your life, and your relationships. A message needing to be heard by every human being.
I hope this review was helpful.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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