Key Seiyuu: Ishikawa Kaito (Nine), Saitou Souma (Twelve), Tanezaki Atsumi (Mishima Lisa).Key Staff: Watanabe Shinichiro (Director), Kanno Yoko (Music).Keep a Youtube tab open with a cute puppy video. If this anime sounds like your kind of thing, go for it! I loved it. Some of the side characters are a bit iffy, but I can let that slide. The characters are all very well fleshed out, and believable. However, the animation is a treat, the voice acting is a treat, the music is a treat. I'd explain, but spoilers would occur, so I'll just leave it at that. There are some holes and unreasonable plot places that seem out of place in this show. Remember how I told you this anime doesn't explain everything? It doesn't explain a heck of a lot. Heck, the most they break from that atmosphere is during twelve's flashbacks. No matter how hectic the plot gets, there's always a sense of calmness, with a slight sense of unease. It has a very odd atmosphere throughout the story, a mood I like to call the 'eye of the hurricane' atmosphere. The whole story revolves around discovering what these boys plan to do, and why they are doing it, Which, honestly, makes for a really interesting story. An odd detective for an odd pair, Shibazaki tries to discover and sole the riddles of the Spinx. They send mysterious videos to the police, calling themselves Spinx. The two main characters are Seven and Twelve, clever young terrorists striking fear into Kanto, Tokyo, and its surrounding regions. anti-protagonists? Anti-heroes? Villains? Ah, forget it. So, I made a cup of hot cocoa on a dark night, prepared myself, and ended up binging the whole thing.Įnough of the intro, let's get down to the meat! It has no foul language that I can remember, but this anime is definitely for an older audience. A mature mindset that doesn't necessarily need everything explained to connect the dots. To watch this correctly, you'll need to put yourself into the right mindset. Zankyou no Terror is a short little guy, only 11 episodes, but dang, I don't think my head could take anymore than that. It took me a while to buckle down and watch this beast, but when I did, I realized I was missing out on this beauty for months. Zankyou no Terror, also known as Terror in Resonance or Terror in Tokyo, is a psychological thriller that took the indie anime community by storm. Be quiet, can you blame me? Number two, this is my first review, take it easy on me. Number one, yes, I cried a little at the end. Okay, before I start anything, I want to get two things out of the way.
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