I've seen a lot of people trashing this anime, bringing up extremely trivial details.
They criticize the narrative and pacing, even though both are perfectly fine.
The story actually gives each main character their own episodes, and anything unclear eventually gets explained.
Some folks just dig up irrelevant points just for the sake of criticism.
As for the pacing—sure, maybe it’s fast at times, but did it really ruin the enjoyment?
Others complain about the changing time arcs and the shift in main characters, but honestly, even a kindergarten kid could understand the concept of time arcs if you explained it to them.
What's more hilarious is that these same people
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go on to praise shows like Solo Leveling and JJK, even though those are more shallow than their already shallow brains🙂.
I've watched 11 episodes, and it's time to talk...
Okay, I'll detail every aspect of the show.
First, the plot is fantastic and constantly complex, sometimes with unexpected twists and turns. Unlike some shows that simply want to show events, To Be Hero X always tries to shock the viewer. Sometimes, you'll never expect the real enemy.
The events are built in a unique way. Showing the stories of several heroes with different timelines and linking these timelines is a wonderful and interactive way to build events. I don't see any complications in building events, and I have no problems with this point. The heroes' stories will be completed in the second season. It's a shame we have to wait 💔🥲
Episode 11 was a strong episode in terms of connecting the timelines.
Let's come to the narration and the pace of events, which may be one of the biggest negatives of the work for some. I don't have any problem with the narration as long as I enjoy the plot.
For example, there was a question "How did Quen meet Xian?" and this was explained in episode 11, so things shouldn't be rushed. Everything will be explained. I didn't feel rushed in the pace of events, and I enjoyed everything. The rapid development of the heroes lacks logic, but it's necessary to reinforce the idea of the work. We're talking about a fast-paced world where news spreads at lightning speed, so the development of the heroes is logical in this way.
The idea of the work is partially consumed, but the presentation is beautiful.
The work is very deep. Most of the episodes presented Powerful ideas and messages, each episode has its own depth and drama, which makes it different from any other superficial, powerfully moving work. The work clearly presented realistic projections and wonderful messages that I'm sure you understood.
The character aspect is both good and bad. For example, creating a story for each hero is a good thing. There are contrasts in their personalities, but the character conflicts are almost nonexistent, and we didn't have enough time to get to know all the dimensions of the character. It's only three or four episodes, and it's impossible to build and develop a character clearly.
However, the romantic relationships aren't traditional, but rather difficult and dramatic. Sometimes there are treachery and betrayal, as in the story of E-soul, or feelings of jealousy between characters, as in the story of Queen. This is okay, in addition to the relationships between the characters. Of course, the character design is beautiful, and the voice acting is more than excellent.
Let's come to the directing, which is one of the best aspects of the work. I can't describe the feeling I felt while watching Nice's fights, or the fights in the story of E-Soul, or the directing of the dramatic scenes in the story of Xian. The directing is wonderful, but not in all scenes.
The drawing and animation are excellent, and I liked the transition between 2D and 3D. It's not very professional, but it's okay.
The music is good, and the opening is Inertia. Crazy and intense, and there's a good soundtrack, and I liked Shiyan's songs! 🤍
I had a blast watching this high-end masterpiece. It's a really great work.
Have you seen Hero X? He's so mysterious and luxurious. 💀✨
