AniWorthShadowverse
Introduction
On his way to school, Hiiro Ryuugasaki hears a strange voice coming from his storage shed. As he searches the place, he discovers a smartphone with the popular digital card game "Shadowverse" already installed. Under the assumption that his grandfather has finally decided to buy him a smartphone after countless requests, Hiiro finds nothing amiss.
Later that day, Hiiro receives concerning news regarding his classmate, Mimori Amamiya. She has lost as yet another victim of Takuma Kibakura, a fellow Shadowverse player who bullies his opponents by seizing their phones after he defeats them in battle. Determined to retrieve Mimori's smartphone, Hiiro enters an exciting new world, filled with intense matches and fierce Shadowverse opponents—including the formidable Lucia Yonazuki.
[Written by MAL Rewrite]
Where to watch
- Crunchyroll - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- Netflix - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- Prime Video - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- HIDIVE - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- ADN - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
Audience ratings
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Audience reviews
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SevensDran
The first Shadowverse anime is pretty amazing to think about. A kids show coming out from this franchise that was just a mobile game and with some "lore" that comes with being a Cygames property. Mobile Shadowverse is not a card game story. And so a kids anime gets announced and it makes sense there'd be some pushback.
However, now the show is finished, and the people who malded about the show and those who spun their irony poisoned are no longer around. How is the Shadowverse anime actually?
I'd say, the first Shadowverse anime is a pretty fun show, especially among its card game brethren. And I'm saying this even though this shows plot feels like its script went through several hands. But yet, it is definitely a show worth watching.
Hiro is a very fun main character. Headstrong and s…
Read at the sourceAmmokkx
Shadowverse(TV) is a shallow 48-episode commercial made to sell a Nintendo Switch game. I feel the need to stress this, because the amount of corporate apathy towards storytelling can be felt at every point while watching this anime.
At first it may seem like Shadowverse(TV) isn't too terrible starting out; its first episode is a bit bland, but a poor first episode does not make for a bad anime as a whole. Unfortunately, it showcases a few key problems the anime will have throughout its entire runtime. The first of these problems is with the battles themselves; while they're not too hard to understand, there's a major flaw in how they're presented. Several turns are often cut out from the middle of the fight. Normally this isn't such a big deal if it only happens once in a while, but havi…
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