K - Reviews

I rally liked the show itself and had a great ploy. One of the few things that I disliked about this anime was that the characters had little to no depth. This also applied to the clans only four of the seven kings were shown. Overall a seven .

[K] is currently my favorite in this 2012 Fall Series. Compared to other Anime, it seems more mystery. A Group of People who can use powers more like Magic, going to fight against another group more like City Polices. And, their power shows up!

The place that the story is set in is a very realistic future of Japan, even though the place where they are in is an alternative world. From what I have seen so far, this story is about different fractions in a city, and their war, something that is interesting. The story has lots of potentials, and could easily bloom out, but I am afraid that it probably won’t, because this story seems a bit too complicated. After three episodes I find a lot of things especially characters confusing, because I still don’t have the slightest idea why they are there and what role they have. The humor is something that this anime does not lack. I find the main character amusing and sometimes hilarious, for example (small spoiler) a guy comes to murder him and the following day they end up eating breakfast together.

Certain characters in “K” are extremely flawed, and it would be unfair and cruel to completely bash the characters in this show. I’m going to do it anyways. Neko is the centerpiece to the diverse character cast in this show. She appears to be obsolete, as her true purpose is to provide mankind’s two favorite things: kitties and titties (pun intended?). There is actually a website designated for these two specific things, so do some googling if you adore Neko. Kuroh, who appeared to be awesome initially, went on a downward spiral due to his association with Neko and Yashiro. Don’t get me wrong. All the characters are incredibly unique, but true character development and backstories are non-existent thus far, and 13 episodes will not compensate for such lacking details.

- - - Oops, I can't wait for upcoming next episodes.

So I honestly had no idea what I was getting myself into, but after I saw this anime, I was SO FLIPPIN HAPPY that I stumbled across it. In these 12 episodes you get so attacked to all the main characters that its fricking amazing. Definitely a Must-Watch for me!

"K Project," also known simply as "K," unfolds within a visually striking and intricate universe where history, loyalty, and power collide. The anime introduces viewers to a modern world governed by Kings, each wielding unique abilities and leading their clans in a delicate balance of cooperation and conflict. The story kicks off with the murder of a clan member, which thrusts a seemingly ordinary boy, Yashiro Isana, into a web of intrigue, mystery, and supernatural battles. "K" combines elements of urban fantasy, action, and mystery, creating a narrative that's both engaging and aesthetically pleasing.

Shimmering Skylines

• A Dazzling Display: "K" is renowned for its exceptional animation quality and art style. The vibrant colors, fluid motion, and detailed backgrounds create a visually captivating experience that enhances the storytelling and brings the anime's world to life.
• The Ties That Bind: At the heart of "K" is its exploration of themes such as loyalty, friendship, and the quest for identity. The complex relationships between characters add depth to the narrative, making the bonds and rivalries between the different clans compelling aspects of the story.
• A Symphony of Powers: The unique abilities of the Kings and their clansmen are not only visually stunning but also integral to the plot's development. These powers add a layer of excitement to the conflicts and interactions within the anime, making each battle a spectacle.

Clouds on the Horizon

• A Labyrinth of Lore: While "K" presents a richly developed world, the abundance of characters and intricate plotlines can sometimes be overwhelming, making it challenging for viewers to keep track of the story's details and nuances.
• Echoes of Unexplored Depths: The anime occasionally suffers from pacing issues, with some episodes feeling rushed or leaving certain plot elements and character backstories feeling underdeveloped. This can lead to moments where the emotional impact or narrative significance is lessened.

The Spectrum of Shadows

• A Mosaic of Morality: "K" stands out for its moral ambiguity, presenting characters and factions with motivations that blur the lines between right and wrong. This complexity adds a layer of intrigue to the story, inviting viewers to ponder the nature of power and the consequences of its use.
• A Tapestry of Tone: The anime's ability to weave together moments of light-hearted humor with darker, more serious undertones creates a dynamic and engaging viewing experience, showcasing its versatility in tone and theme.

Conclusion

"K Project" offers a compelling blend of stunning animation, complex characters, and a richly developed world that captivates viewers from beginning to end. Despite some narrative and pacing challenges, the anime succeeds in weaving a tale of intrigue, loyalty, and power that resonates with its audience. The dynamic interplay between clans, coupled with the exploration of deeper themes, ensures that "K" remains a memorable addition to the urban fantasy genre. For those drawn to visually striking storytelling and complex worlds, "K Project" is a journey worth taking, leaving viewers pondering the intricate web of connections that define both the story and its characters.

dweebs will look at this and think "hell yeah"