The Re: Creators is actually bad rant

[@god-mage-ki7006]

Wow I hated Re:Creators second half too...but for completely different reasons. I didn't even think Sota was that bad as a character.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

9:10 Altair was even bigger issue with the show turning into a boring villain sue who got away with everything, had a unrealistic fandom, caused anti climatic, ending ,rend all the deaths and destruction pointless, and never even had to apologize

[@Wallie33.]

93ImagineBreaker A villain getting away with everything ain’t a story flaw. Her fandom wasn’t exactly unrealistic either since it was explained in the show and that she had a bunch of fans to begin with, just that they weren’t as vocal as other more popular fanbase.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

@@Wallie33. that can be a story flaw and b where tf was other creations fans, why didnt we see other creations fans complaining when they were getting their asses kicked or dying.no way not one fan wasnt watching or not complaining

[@93ImagineBreaker]

@@Wallie33. altair fans outstripping multiple established fans combined yeah no bs

[@Wallie33.]

93ImagineBreaker The fans weren’t complaining cause it was a non canon event in their perspective. The audience didn’t knew that all the events happening where happening for real so for them it was just some entertaining fan fiction. And Altair was actually very popular in a specific group of people and in the events that happened during the battle the fans just decided to take her side cause again for them this was non canon and they just wanted to see how this new character would challenge the other characters.

[@demiriahassell6572]

I think Re: Creators would've been fine with 12 or 13 episodes, it would have been alright for the most part. Then it got too long with 22 episodes and things went downhill from there. The story was interested at first but it went no where, the characters feel like typical fictional characters we see in every piece of literature, and everything else felt...meh. I don't hate it, but it was doomed to fail after the first part.

[@KevinJonesReviews]

Agreed

[@93ImagineBreaker]

it was weird to see a OC easily gain more acceptance than several canon characters combined

[@lx6108]

DeMiria Hassell it got sooooooooooo boring in the middle, I had to just stop.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

D D you didn't miss out much

[@francescagonzalezramos9442]

@@KevinJonesReviews Re: Creators is worse than Milfsekai anime, eh?

[@93ImagineBreaker]

Yea with the shows shortness the monologue scenes kill the show more so when its many times in a row and 3/4 of a ep Altair should been nerfed..

[@Kimikachu22]

You'll be surprised how many people hated it as well. It just so happened that one of the more vocal personality in the community, Mother's Basement, loved this to bits. I do as well, since the amount of people trashing it gave me quite a low expectation for it. As much as I love this show, I can see why people would hate this. It has tons of exposition. It seems very boring. Yet for some reason I didn't find it to be bad because it actually did show everything they were chattering about. Sure, the scenes where their philosophical stuff are dumped on us are handled rather poorly. However, I was kept interested because the philosophical stuff are indeed interesting for me. If I should compare Re:Creators to something, I'd say it is like the Matrix trilogy. It has interesting logic behind it and has occasional badass scenes, but it is overall way too dialogue heavy and way too pretentious in exposition dumps. Yet people didn't cared cause it is fun! That is my views on Re:Creators honestly.

[@woomod2445]

Why I hate it, is at it's core for most of the story it's about the relationship between creators and their fiction, that's the theme. But along comes yon villain sue and the plot which has....basically nothing to do with that. And the ending just drags and drags and the cast all die and only villain sue gets happy ending. I don't care about villain sue, she just sat around alot, randomly murdered the magical girl for trying to be her friend, So when the story became about her I just didn't care.

[@eighttheinfinite871]

Richard Dolder It feels like crap to me...

[@93ImagineBreaker]

how do people find altair likable? but at times logic went out the door to allow plot to advance.

[@ashiel035]

I liked the show in the beginning with plot holes and all, however after the recap it turn into generic Fate/ish ripoff with no logic.

[@Wallie33.]

My god all of you people seriously don’t understand this show at all. Most of you have some pretty shitty opinions about this anime. The anime was actually pretty great for the most part.

[@markomarkovic5527]

It was a forgetable experience. All the characters were one dimensional. A character driven show with a boring cast of characters wont hype people up. Plot didnt make much since even with all that exposition.... Fight scenes were mostly just 2+ characters fighting for some stupid reasion and then the 3+th character jumps in which for some reasion stops the fight. The show was so painfully average and basic.

[@KevinJonesReviews]

Completely agree, this is a prime example that being bland is sometimes worse than being legitimately bad

[@markomarkovic5527]

Kevin Jones Reviews the worst part was that this show was trying to communicate "THIS ANIME IS NOT LIKE THE REST , LOOK AT US BENDING THESE TROPES" and it just turned into your average anime with the basic anime tropes... The art also looks bland. I usually dont judge a book by its cover but this is one of these were you should judge it by its cover.

[@Wallie33.]

marko markovic The show makes perfect sense, the problem is that you people don’t pay attention to the show. The show is also not basic since no other anime has this story concept so it is very unique actually. And all the characters where one dimensional on purpose cause the show explained that the most popular characters where the ones choosen to come to the real world and those characters tend to always have the generic characteristics.

[@BradleytheDavis]

Why does everyone mistakenly think Sota is the protagonist?

[@93ImagineBreaker]

the plot is heavily involved in him,1st person we see, gives off mc vibes

[@BradleytheDavis]

@@93ImagineBreaker he is the viewpoint character. however he is more a witness to the plot than he is a active player in it. he does step up towards the end, however the story itself revolves around Altair. she is the main character of the story. and Sota is the person we observe it from the perspective of. in terms of "mc vibes", i can understand why many would get that feeling, considering how he does fall into a audience stand-in kind of role. Souta himself is just a normal teenage boy and serves as the anchoring point for the intended audience. all by design. however none of that necessarily means he's the main character. and let's not forget how his opening narration clearly implies the main character is someone other than him.

[@RenatoArmas-cf7yc]

​​@@BradleytheDavisits like this people dont pay attention to the anime ,which explains everything like in episode 1 ,souta is the narrator of the story not the mc 💀

[@markomarkovic5527]

Also the cringe is real when you say shut up phone...xD

[@Wallie33.]

Holy crap this video and this comment section just shows that people can’t handle dialogue heavy shows this days. All the flaws people mentioned where explained in the show but you guys didn’t understood shit apparently.

[@kerob-sx6kx]

The dialogue was so dull and uninteresting that i guess people fell asleep through it. This anime was a complete drag

[@Wallie33.]

kerob 0209 The dialogue was far from uninteresting since the concept of the show was very unique and the topics they where talking about where very well explored. The only people that found it uninteresting where people that wanted a fight scene every 4 minutes or that need it characters to be screaming or making shonen anime like jokes to be entertained. You also say it is a drag and yet you guys watch the cliche isekai anime of the season or shonen like show and call it a masterpiece no matter how cliche or low quality it might be. Because of people like you is why we have a lack of shows with new ideas and interesting concepts in the anime community recently and why we only get isekai, echii shows or shonen anime.

[@kerob-sx6kx]

@@Wallie33. the dialogue were not very well explored . If it was you will not get the same critisim almost every person who saw this anime. If this was well done reviews would not be this divisive. This was one amazing idea executed poorly. Glad some people could find enjoyment with this, but for me is was not enjoyable. Whats wrong with shonen. Echii or even isekai , you are talking like those are bad . And since you are going with "you people". Its because "you people" that cant accept that people have different taste different ways of enjoying a medium you categorize them as inferior of trash taste , that makes people who enjoy those anime leave the community leaving a bad name to anime fans because of "you people" good day to you mister

[@Wallie33.]

kerob 0209 The show has divisive reviews cause not everyone likes shows with a lot do dialogue. So those people give shows like this automatically bad reviews no matter how good it is. And no the idea wasn’t executed poorly, it would have been executed poorly if the whole show was non stop actions and it had no theme exploration which thankfully this show did had. Also no offense but just because you didn’t found it enjoyable doesn’t mean is bad. I also have a bunch of shows that I don’t enjoy but I know that they are actually good shows even if I don’t like them. As for what is wrong with shonen, echii and isekai. The problem is that most of the shows in those genres that people praise as masterpieces tend to be the worst ones in most cases for some weird reason. And people tend to prefer more simplistic shonen anime or an echii with no plot compared to an anime with a deep story or that has a more interesting plot. And just cause people have different tastes doesn’t mean this shows is bad just cause a few people disliked. There is also a lot of people that like this show as well.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

@@Wallie33. people dont want literal episodes of bland talking

[@ashiel035]

So yeah laziness

[@Wallie33.]

You misunderstand it so many things in the story that it ain’t even funny. I ain’t gonna get into everything cause I would be here for ever. But anyway first thing, the reason why people didn’t notice the explosions in the city is cause that city wasn’t real, it was a fictional city that people knew it was part of the big crossover show they where watching. The fact that you missed such an important detail made me cringe not gonna lie. As for the thing with Sota I have no clue what you where saying cause he was depicted as a bad person in the first place and the fact that he was a bad person was part of the point of his character. He is a very flawed person and that was the point. A character having unlikable qualities ain’t equal bad writing, is all about the execution and the way this show executed such a bad person was well executed. I also disagree with the whole thing with the final battle being bad. That was my favorite fight scene in the story. It was also the most intense with all the characters dying, at that moment of the story you knew this show had no plot armor and the good action choreography and the fact that the characters where fighting an opponent so powerful like Altair just made the scenes more intense. As for your problem with the dialogue, all of the dialogue was important to the story actually. All of the dialogue developed the concept of the story a lot which is interesting because no other story with a similar concept to this has actually gotten to developed this concept as much as Re creators has in 22 episodes. Plus the dialogue was also good for character development. The thing with the creators pandering to the anime community or whatever you said was very stupid. You make it sound like it was lame how they where acting like they where so important even though it was true that they really where Important in that moment of the show. The world was about to end and they where the only people in the world that could stop Altair with their creations. So yes they had all the right to act that way. And the reason why you said people liked this show was wrong, a lot of people liked the action scenes, the crossover aspect, all of the crazy ideas the show had, the amazing soundtrack, and the overall story cause it is really unique, no other story has done the same thing Re Creators has done.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

and the other episode where mamika release d a giant nuke explosion that was never brought up

[@93ImagineBreaker]

this show sucks admit it

[@Wallie33.]

93ImagineBreaker No it doesn’t suck at all. And the magical explosion from Mamika was in a far place from normal citizens so no one saw the explosion. Altair was in like some abandoned ruins.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

@@Wallie33. it does suck after all the show so great its widely remembered and talked about years later oh wait....

[@Wallie33.]

93ImagineBreaker Dude just cause it ain’t remembered doesn’t mean a show is bad, there is million of great shows that have been forgotten.

[@francescagonzalezramos9442]

Re: Creators is worse than Wise Man's Grandchild, and it's worse than Do You Love Your Mom and Her Two Hit Multi-Target Attacks?

[@connormelton1635]

I feel that the same director's show this season ID INVADED is going in a similar direction......looooots of dialogue explaining shit the audience can't even make sense of, and the rest of the actual action is not even good enough to compensate.

[@Rille922]

@@connormelton1635 yeah i Have watched 3 episodes of re creators and am so confused. Its not enough that I think the characters act really unnatural to the situation they are put in. Knowing that you whole reality is made up would fuck with me deeply. When the red haired girl attacks the little child after she said sorry and was clearly regretting it??? Wtf she starts talking about whats justice with a kid? That was really cringe. Usually when characters disscuss with eatchother it should make things more clean but when that white haired girl talks I am a ?. Like she knows to much with how little information she has

[@Wallie33.]

Francesca Gonzalez Ramos No is not, Re creators is a million times better than those anime.

[@Wallie33.]

Rilind Bardoniqi You clearly didn’t understand anything in the show. The way those characters act is unnatural on purpose cause that is how fictional characters would act in those kind of situations since that is the way they where written in the first place. And the white hair girl has all of that information cause she was from an RPG game where she was the tutorial character, which means the character that has all the info in their world and explains stuff basically. And when she went into the real world her magical book which gives her info is how she gets info from the real world.

[@connormelton1635]

@@Wallie33. There was just a lot of dialogue that was obviously there to pad time between the action and actual plot, and it was so insufferable to sit through.