After watching the show I gave it an eight however after a while of thinking about the display I realized how difficult and how it made no sense what so ever.
My main issues with the anime were how during season 1 they by no means explained or determined out why "all" humanity turned into made into stone or how they even survived inside the stone. If their brains have been functioning for 300,000 years, wouldn't their bodies still function as well and wouldn't they die of starvation or of dehydration? None of this was explained and it genuinely made me so confused. Within the beginning of the series, all they do is the question of how they become into stone, however after watching all of season 1, there are so many questions left unanswered.
Another issue I had was how the audience and viewers barely saw the villain and the side characters from the starting in season 1. We started out with these characters but later on, they are forgotten until they are re-seen at the end of the anime.
I also found the villains motive extremely dumb, the guy wants the old/powerful to die but throughout the show we just see him become powerful and he attempts to make everyone else weak. I failed to apprehend why the show's writers and director choose the villain to be like this.
in the end, one of the biggest issues within the anime was how if the astronauts came to earth and later had children. Wouldn't all of the assets and technology still be there? Couldn't these children use technology and resources to their advantage, so THEY could possibly fix humanity instead of Senkuu? If the children have been there and had given birth to more young generations, then they could have fixed humanity so why AFTER 300,000 years are there ONLY 60 people all living in a village, rather wouldn't there be 100,000 human beings living in hotels and homes, due to the fact that they still had homes in that time period? Imagine if the show was about the astronaut's story and the 4 children remaking earth using all the tech they had while suffering since they were so alone. I mean after 300,000 years you would think that there could be more people on the earth. however nooooo. You would assume that an anime primarily based on the power of science would explain all this however they never do. Once season 2 comes out they have a lot of explaining to do.
My main issues with the anime were how during season 1 they by no means explained or determined out why "all" humanity turned into made into stone or how they even survived inside the stone. If their brains have been functioning for 300,000 years, wouldn't their bodies still function as well and wouldn't they die of starvation or of dehydration? None of this was explained and it genuinely made me so confused. Within the beginning of the series, all they do is the question of how they become into stone, however after watching all of season 1, there are so many questions left unanswered.
Another issue I had was how the audience and viewers barely saw the villain and the side characters from the starting in season 1. We started out with these characters but later on, they are forgotten until they are re-seen at the end of the anime.
I also found the villains motive extremely dumb, the guy wants the old/powerful to die but throughout the show we just see him become powerful and he attempts to make everyone else weak. I failed to apprehend why the show's writers and director choose the villain to be like this.
in the end, one of the biggest issues within the anime was how if the astronauts came to earth and later had children. Wouldn't all of the assets and technology still be there? Couldn't these children use technology and resources to their advantage, so THEY could possibly fix humanity instead of Senkuu? If the children have been there and had given birth to more young generations, then they could have fixed humanity so why AFTER 300,000 years are there ONLY 60 people all living in a village, rather wouldn't there be 100,000 human beings living in hotels and homes, due to the fact that they still had homes in that time period? Imagine if the show was about the astronaut's story and the 4 children remaking earth using all the tech they had while suffering since they were so alone. I mean after 300,000 years you would think that there could be more people on the earth. however nooooo. You would assume that an anime primarily based on the power of science would explain all this however they never do. Once season 2 comes out they have a lot of explaining to do.