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Introduction
Fan Lingxiao, a gifted spirit pet master, was ambushed in the A-level sect promotion competition and devoured by his own spirit pet whale, Kun. When he woke up, he found himself reincarnated into a young man named "Liu Fengmang" who is imprisoned in the White Mansion.
His sect, Lingxiao Pavilion, was also in dire straits. In order to find out the truth about the backlash of the spirit Kun and revive his sect, Fan Lingxiao takes his existing spirit pets and embarks on a new adventure with Gu Ling, Cheng Xi, and Yue Tong.
(Source: Bilibili, translated)
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Audience ratings
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Audience reviews
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JayJTheJet
The All-devouring Whale: Homecoming starts off as a banger, but that, sadly, don't last long. At the end of the day, is Pokemon with good animation and bad storytelling and development.
Most of the time, Donghuas are hit or miss, this one is a miss. The story is rushed a lot, it skips characters trainning, pets just get aquired instantly, not real development of their bonds and they just seem to accept anything, not raising their eyebrows to anything. The levels of power are just for show, they throw some cultivation level like its suppose to mean anything even tho all the weaker poke-spirits always win just for the sake of the plot armor.
The protagonist is suppose to be this amazing Master, that have this aura of wisdom, at least that is how he is shown in every flashback on the show (w…
Read at the sourceKimbaBeans
When it comes to Chinese donghua, or even Korean manhwas being adapted into Japanese anime, I'm not a consistent fan whatsoever; because for me, they can either be GREAT hits (Link Click, Solo Leveling, etc.) or HARD misses (Noblesse, King's Avatar, etc.). But this anime is easily a great hit.
Imagine a world that encapsulates the essence of Chinese culture, while also granting you a fun twist of Pokemon-type brawls and team-based fights. That is essentially what this story is about, as the purpose of the story is based on the progression of the main character's team, which comes from proving their skills as pet trainers. From the first episode, it won't take long for you to feel completely immersed into the world that this anime presents.
Of course, one thing to also mention is how ins…
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