Ok, I can get over all that human rights violating, with the microchip tracking and authoritarian dystopia gig,
but when there's no pie anymore, THAT'S WHEN YOU RALLY THE MASSES TO TAKE BACK FREEDOM.
Looking at the first five episodes, I genuinely wonder who ever gave a green light for this project. Like, I'd understand if it actually had a different kind of appeal or if it was more self-aware, but this is some hilarious stuff that's supposed to be taken as serious mature entertainment.
First of all, let me catch my breath on this... how do you accidentally trip and fall into a cryogenic chamber that's conveniently already set up and ready to go. And how did the pursuers not notice like an entire bunker just being there. Don't you usually check to see if, you know, the guy you chase to kill is actually dead? And ok, it's war and all, but how do buildings and objects from the future break down that much in just 10 years. Is it a Time Machine reference? If the androids are that easy to destroy, considering they punched through a bunch of them like they are from paper, how did lead to the end of the country, and how did the people just accept that the company that actually manufactured them, and the government that used them are not too bad after all. And holy, do the action sequences suck, starting from the gunfighting, physics (you know how Derrida actually caught Yuri as she fell from the 6th floor and they were both without a scratch), and as seen in the latest episode, the producers of this show have never held a knife in their entire life. And I still don't know how the time gimmick fits into this whole story, now how do they supposedly manage to do it. I could go on like this, but it would be both pointless and repeating what everyone else already said.
It's a bit of a snoozefest at times, but the craziness prevails. These guys are smoking some bad stuff, and I'm glad that the actual Derrida is not alive to see what kind of homage he gets paid in anime, because this would've definitely killed him. And I'm kind of bummed that Yoshitoshi Abe gets to work on something after a small eternity, and it turns out to be a terrible Steins;Gate knockoff.