![]() ![]() A purgatory where every episode repeats itself. The setup is decent enough but the perpetual state it places itself in just turns it into amnesia-inducing content. Performing his job as a Shinigami eventually leads him to befriend a peculiar girl named Sakura Mamiya, and the rest of the show is dedicated to seeing the comedic mishaps that the pair find themselves getting in. And when it comes to Kyoukai no Rinne, no matter what angle I approach it from, no matter how much I try to better articulate what's the main issue at hand, the conclusion is always the same the show is simply mediocre.įollowing the comedic misadventures of a Shinigami named Rinne Rokudou, we're introduced to a world where the afterlife and the physical world intertwines on a constant basis. But sometimes, I find the aid of commonly used words to just be unavoidable. After a while, it's desensitized to the point where people would write you off as just another "pseudo-critic" with nothing left to say, and understandably so. ![]() This isn't to say that the usage of certain words don't help others to understand where you're coming from, but rather, when a word is overused, it begins to lose value to many that have grown accustomed to it. When talking about any show, I often take extra precaution to avoid marginalizing the work by use of buzzwords. ![]()
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