

Other than that the story was paced well with no ‘dead/slow’ scenes which kept up the tension. Then there was one or two issues with the actual plot itself. Some of the deaths I found really pointless and could have been avoided.

Some of the death scenes were incredibly graphic where others were left to your imagination.

With each display of their coping mechanism I was left wondering how I myself would have coped in that situation. The characters were done really well and were nicely diverse with each one handling the situation differently. It even got the attention of my father. This is one of those anime that perfectly defend the ‘anime is not for kids’ argument. Yeah, the art work is really graphic and it is dark. My mother is also squeamish and was not impressed as whenever my brother of boyfriend peaked at my screen they started describing the corpses and ghosts that they saw. So to me that means that the sound work for this was actually done really well, as most anime I watch does not really phase them. The sounds were graphic which kept distracting them. To which all four of them were not impressed with me watching this. Now the group are separated and trapped in an alternate dimension with vengeful ghosts of the past, the students must work together to escape-or join the spirits of the damned forever.Īs mentioned above I finally got around to watching this, yippee! What I did not mention however was that as I watched this I was surrounded by my mother, father, brother and boyfriend as we were all in the same room.
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Unknown to them, they have just taken part in a ritual that has sent them to Heavenly Host Academy-an elementary school that was destroyed years ago after a series of gruesome murders took place, a school that rests under the foundation of their very own Kisaragi Academy. Each needs to keep their piece and as long as they do they will remain friends forever. The charm used a small paper doll which at the end they tore apart.
