Canaan

The reason for watching Canaan is more than simple - it was done by TYPE-MOON. And the Typemoon people are always masters of C! The drawing and the main character resemble the "Garden of Sinners", and the story itself resembles the arch of Emiya Kiritsugu in "Fate/Zero 2". Even in the opening, it is clear that one endless drive awaits us. Setting the fights to five-plus! The action doesn't stop for a minute: a shootout is replaced by a fight, a fight with a rocket salvo, then a helicopter, then a chase and another fight ... everything is constantly in motion: running, cars, a train. It's a pleasure to watch and listen. The writers/animators have an amazing sense of humor, there have been moments, almost imperceptible, when for a split second this "intellectual humor" comes to you and you just burst out laughing. I love anime when they speak both English and Chinese and what else… Such multiglobalization. There was a lot of psychedelic music too, but there was a lot of violence and tantrums. The finale subtly hints at season 2, which for some reason is not there. But it should be, there is a lot left unsaid in the series, there is where to turn around and thunder out a masterpiece. I believe in good prospects.

Well. Necrophilia, I think, was unnecessary.

Somehow it goes well at times, and at times it falls into absolute absurdity.