>the sun who was called moon
deep as fuck, bro
super deep
Casshern Sins
Hudson Brooks
Jeremiah Garcia
As someone who watched the entire show, it's one of those things people pretend to like to feel smart because it's slow paced and artistic, but that have no true substance.
Joshua Turner
CASHAAAAAAN KOROSEEEEEE
Daniel Smith
NE IMA
DOUSHITE BOKURA
UMARETA NO?
No OP, you drop it at the last episode. The beginning is where Casshern is good wtf
Dylan Gomez
I dropped it right in the middle, at first I quite liked the show, but eventually lost interest
Camden Collins
This. Things like Casshern, Kikaider, 008 and the likes have this ambiguous writing where the MCs are always some kind of amnesiac cyborg/android trying to figure out their purpose or humanity or some shit, and the author never knows what the fuck they're trying to say, so they kind of Poochie the ending without any real closure, and some people try to pretend they "get it" just like "you dont get evangelion, it's too deep."
Connor Thompson
There's something to get about Eva, though. That show is consantly talking about its themes. Casshern Sins on the other hand uses the aesthetic of deepness to say nothing.
Jaxson Harris
It starts off good, for all intents and purposes. The world building is pretty solid, until they try to add in a plot, it gets retarded. If they never added a plot, it would've been a good show
Leo Perez
It's a hit or miss. If you aren't completely into it you'll drop it. like art pop.
Nolan Ortiz
I'm not any of those guys, but you can like the concept but not the show. If you're questioning it enough to ask a bunch of strangers just drop it.