
Reviews — Akame ga Kill!
Audience write-ups from TMDB
DallasBob
Significant plot points follow. The fight sequences are well done, and I appreciated how each person on the teams had their own particular skills. While I didn’t care for the hero's death, it seemed necessary to the story. Stories that focus heavily on sadness don’t usually do well here; things are hard enough already without needing to feel like you need more caffeine just to get through something meant to be enj…
ZeBlah
It’s an unhappy narrative; certain moments felt excessively intense for me. The main character struggles to demonstrate any particular strengths, and the individuals involved didn’t strike me as especially memorable, nor do I feel they developed significantly throughout the series. It simply wasn’t enjoyable.


