In the year 2043, <Infinite Dendrogram>, the world's first successful full-dive VRMMO was released. In addition to its ability to perfectly simulate the five senses, along with its many other amazing features, the game promised to offer players a world full of infinite possibilities. Nearly two years later, soon-to-be college freshman, Reiji Mukudori, is finally able to buy a copy of the game and start playing. With some help from his experienced older brother, Shuu, and his partner Embryo, Reiji embarks on an adventure into the world of <Infinite Dendrogram>. Just what will he discover and encounter in this game world known for its incredible realism and infinite possibilities? (Source: J-Novel Club)
Verified RatingThis show had the pieces to be something way better, but it just never fully came together. Ray was not developed enough and this left much of the story feeling like a flatline. His brother was somewhat interesting but between the weak story and lack of any major enagement issues.
Verified RatingFranklin definitely seems to portray a legitimate threat. The tension in the penultimate episode really carries weight. The battles show high levels of complexity and intensity, but I still do not feel entirely engaged by the villain. It's well crafted suspenseful buildup that could benefit from more energy.
Verified RatingThe visuals hurt the episode even though it had a great vibe. There are some good battles but the animation isn't good, which makes it difficult to get into the episode. You can feel how this is leading up to the climax of this arc, but they could use a fair bit of touch-up work to make it right.
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