Man, I cannot tell you how disappointed I am in the writing for this show. The show was fantastic, it pulled you in and from the very start I wanted to just binge watch the show, but I like to enjoy a story and so it took me a few days to actually finish this series, but when I did can I just say wow. What a disappointment. The ending of this series is as bad as the theatrical cut for the musical version of Little Shop of Horrors directed by Frank Oz. It plays on the fact that nobody can deal with a bad ending where not everything pans out the way that you want it to, or that you think it should and that makes the ending bad. Life is not peachy 24 hours out of the day, bad things happen all the time, this story line really lifted you up, took you down, and at the end almost lifted you up again, but ripped that from your grasp only two within the the next couple of minutes ruin itself by coming up with an ending to a story line that was coherent, easy-to-follow and a very enjoyable that completely and utterly ruined it. You cannot revive somebody less than 10 minutes later when you say that they can't be revived. It makes no sense whatsoever. This show is just as bad as any anime that is written very well in the beginning, but once you get to the end it's just a fluffy, annoying ending that's only made two make it so that the people who can't deal with a bad ending feel better. It makes me sad to write the all these things and to be so angry about the show because it is genuinely good and it beautifully animated, but when you pull something like they did in the ending it just turned into a mediocre, boring mess that I could watch it on ABC NBC or even CBS anytime of the day with less talented actors and writers.
Review of Beyond the Boundary
Beyond the Boundary
(2013–2014)
This show ropes you in, only to pull you down.
6 October 2019
Warning: Spoilers