Audience reviews
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The_Marco
(ACTUALLY IT"S SPOILER FREE)
"People can change" and "People need relationships and human connections" are the underlying themes that have pushed the plot of Mob Psycho part 1, 2 and 3.
You see from the unique art-style to the epic voice cast (sub and dub both) to the all 3 parts depending upon one another and completing each other, that is what makes Mob's school and work adventures with his master (Goatgen Arataka) so special.
Now since this a review of the 3rd season, I think it's fair to put up some info of Part 1 and 2. So minor spoiler alert?
Personally speaking, what makes this show so great for me is
- Everybody has flaws, but they don't shy away from them. And through depending on others they are able to become better.
- How the MC. Mob tries to fix his faults with his unwaver…
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Words cannot express how I feel. This was the absolute best anime conclusion I've EVER seen in my entire life. We got everything we ever wanted. Fulfilment 100%. Enjoyment 100%. I loved this so fucking much, every episode I was always smiling or in shock waiting to the next episode. I wanted to take my time because I knew this was a core memory I would never get to experience again. I will always come back to this. I will ALWAYS be a MOB. I will ALWAYS remember this anime until I die. This is the definition of 10/10. 11. No, 100%. I've reached 1000% after this. Nothing can ever change my mind about this decision. MOB PSYCHO 100 is a 100/10 and is in my Top 5. And will ALWAYS remain there. This IS Peak and will live on in Peak forever. I WILL rewatch this again until next time, ONE. I will…
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6.25/10 ~ a noticeable step down in quality
The begining of season 3 was really quite slow and got to the shows most boring towards the middle section which was my problem with season 1 a whole.
Pros:
- Some of the conclusions were quite cathartic
- the final action scene brining back the original intro has so hype
- im glad they just stopped introducing new characters I dont care about
- Overall this was a story about trauma and how it can really change you, if you look at it that way it was done well enough Cons:
- most of season 3 felt like filler... thats not good for a conclusion
- jokes were not as good as season2, better then season 1
- only Mob and the master had any amount of meaningful growth
- the final boss of the show was VERY predictable
- I wish death ment something in t…
Read at the sourceHalcyon13
Season three understandably struggles to match the previous seasons in scale, partly because we're well past the stage of incrementally stronger antagonists, but also due to ONE reorganizing the format of Mob Psycho's climactic payout. Structurally, similar to what we're accustomed to, these final few arcs are self-contained, although, unlike the prior instances of somewhat cohesive dramatic writing, this conclusion is a scattered attempt at characterization, employing certain events that should have taken place somewhere in the middle area of the story or never. The series is harmed by the length of the final season, and a full slice-of-life exercise in emotion pales in comparison to what the viewer has already experienced, a combination of moderately capable genre elements, regardless of…
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I’ve never watched an anime with a final stretch as satisfying as this. MP100 does the theme of “the power of friendship” like no one else does. The tone is often delightfully quirky, but is also incredibly genuine through the entirety of the series, however heavy or light the subject is. BONES’ animation is capable of both infusing each character with their own unique sense of humanity and creating almost startling displays of power. If you approach this anime with any cynicism or irony it will spit it right back in your face so do yourself a favor while watching and remember that you are loved
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Before I started writing this I sighed. My love for Mob Psycho 100 is great. I love absolutely everything about this show. It's for excellent action which is equally original, the characters are superb and equally hilarious and the animation is simple and also very elaborate. The main thing that made me love this show above all just mentioned is its story, conveyed with very funny dialogue, OTT reactions and it's progression through the wonderful world of Mob. Well, let's just say this is how I felt before this season.
Cop out. That's my two words to describe it. I could have just left it there but the reasoning should be explained. Firstly, for me, this show is still a 7, despite my complete deflation after watching. It's a 7 simply because it's still funny, it's still animated beautiful…
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A disappointing conclusion to a great anime.
After watching the excellent Season 2 late last year, I was really looking forward to Mob Psycho 3 but decided to hold off on it due to the change in voice actors which I found quite jarring. Now that I've finally gotten around to watching it I'm honestly pretty disappointed. This season for me was a mess, with terrible pacing, episodes that feel completely out of place, storylines that don't really go anywhere or relate to an overarching plot. It just feels very messy to me.
I started to get hooked towards the middle of the season as Mob finds himself in a difficult situation but then it just quickly boils over and the show just goes back to being a happy slice of life anime which I found bizarre. Episode 8 in particular made me question why…
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An amazing conclusion to an amazing anime. Mob Psycho 100 is nothing short of a modern masterpiece, and a huge step in the right direction for the anime industry. The goofiness of Reigen’s salt splash, the inner struggle of Mob’s character growth, the idleness of the Telepathy Club, the burning passion of the Body Improvement Club, Teru’s growth as a person and his transition from villain to hero, I loved every second of Mob Psycho and I’ve barely even begun to scratch the surface of all the little things that make this show so great. For all the supernatural elements it has, Mob Psycho feels like one of the realest shows I’ve ever watched, and this final season does a great job at conveying a sense of finality while also letting us know that Mob’s story doesn’t end there, that his life is…
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The eargeness to give a conclusion just to finish a narrative and proceed with your next projects, is the only acceptable explanation on why Mob Psycho 3 has so many useless episodes, that don't lead anywhere.
Instead of starting the season with a finale arc, that could merge pretty much everything new that they tried to put in a season finale - yokais and aliens from nowhere-, and bringing some nostalgic characters back to put an ending in your story, Mob III makes you sit and watch our duo execute a job for a yokai hunter that just culminate in mob having some ideas to his school project, or have an acid trip while exploring a mountain to fulfill the frustration of a friend.
There is no problem to have different experiences in a show, but in this case, they felt more like an extra tha…
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Consuming and discussing Anime is still very much a niche, but borders have become more open than ever before. There was a time, even a few years back, when it would almost certainly lead to being bullied as the weird kid for so much as the mention of the word Anime, and look how far we have come from that. We can not only openly share our love for the medium, but also find many, many, many enthusiastic listeners who are just as in love with the art as we are. So much so, sometimes Anime transcends mainstream to be even more. Could you have imagined Mugen Train becoming one of the biggest movies of the year, would you have believed if someone said AOT would be inescapable, can you believe CSM is everywhere, no matter how one avoids it, noticing it is inevitable. Watching Anime would still…
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"Mob Psycho 100" is one of the most hyped and overrated anime series of the year.
Mob is the type of guy who can't talk to girls, but somehow he lands two dates with two different girls at the same time, despite that he still has the same lazy attitude he had since the very beginning. The author seems to be way too accommodating about helping Mob with every problem he has, despite trying so hard to portray him as a weak little boy. None of the personality traits of the main character are believable or interesting at all. Even Mob's brother is given superpowers as a lazy way to resolve his conflict, proving that the writing of this show is lazy.
The supporting characters are quirky, but they're also one-dimensional characters who barely matter in the plot.
The battles are stunning, even…
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I'm almost speechless.
This is one of those times where I genuinely don't know what to say in a review, so this I'm going to keep this pretty short.
It thought that season 2 of Mob Psycho 100 was an incredible, borderline masterpiece, and I thought it would be the peak of the show. But it wasn't. Season 3 is somehow even better.
Of course the art and action were both exceptional this time around, which was to be expected. What elevated this season above the other 2 previous ones though, was the execution of the themes that were built up throughout those seasons, along with the conclusion of Mob's character arc.
There were moments during season 2 in which it seemed like Mob's character had reached its summit, but I was wrong. Everything from the previous 2 seasons was expanded upon dra…
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Me gustaría analizar y escribir como un critico que descubre e ilustra de raíz con lujo de matices una obra, pero no es necesario.
Todo Mob Psycho 100 trata de manera hermosa el desarrollo y la madurez, es tierna y suave, pero de buena manera también es directa y catártica. No es solo la amistad, nuestro futuro, el amor, eso que deseamos y que quizás nos de miedo; Es también la perspectiva que tenemos al frente de aquello y por consecuencia nuestras acciones frente a la dualidad de la vida.
Es una obra que habla de la aceptación, no te quiere pasar a llevar y se nota su tranquilidad en hablar temas que pueden ser etiquetados como insignificantes, por gente que le vendría bien abrir la mente aprendiendo de esta obra. De eso trata, de que no todo lo que brilla en esta vida es…
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Mob Psycho 100, one of the more popular animes to come out in recent memory has come back for its final season, and to put it bluntly, it was a fantastic season to close out an equally fantastic series. This season of Mob brought back all the quirky but enjoyable characters that we have met along the way and closed all of their stories, meanwhile being paired with the somewhat wacky but excellent art and animation that this anime has to offer.
Art: 10
I remember back in season 1 when I didn’t like the art style… Oh, how my opinion changed. While I still think it’s not for everyone, what I can’t mistake is the fact that this season of Mob has had some of the cleanest animations of the entire series. This is also paired with the fact that the music is so so so good. Mob Choir just doesn’t…
Read at the sourceDrokster
What makes a story captivating? For me, the defining factor would be the main character. More often than not, the overall quality of the story is heavily dependent on how well written the protagonist is. As such, a great protagonist is often a good sign for what the show can offer. Of course other aspects of the show could easily make up for a lackluster main character, but a show with a brilliantly written protagonist is one that will stick with me even long after the series ended.
Kageyama Shigeo, Mob
He’s stronger than anyone, yet he refuses to ‘abuse’ his powers
He’s more ‘special’ than anyone, yet he seeks to be normal
Mob is easily one of the most interesting characters I’ve ever had the joy of watching grow across any medium. At first glance, Mob appears to be a living walking con…
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“One and only one.”
Simple words but a powerful meaning. Between a master and a disciple, not only one of them is capable of growing up. Choosing a person and putting their trust in them can be hard. They both do but there’s no one can break the bond that strengthens them.
This! This is how you make an action show with a perfect blending of humor and life! Not just a show having an identity crisis. Yeah, I’m talking about that show of massive disappointment.
I remember when I watched the first season months back and I dropped it because it didn’t hook me. The best decision that I made is to give it another chance, and I’m very glad I did it. I witnessed a unique and spectacular action anime filled with bright colors and fight choreography. A story filled with humor, friendship, heart, an…
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There's a balancing act that's always been present in Mob Psycho. When it comes to shounen, If you look at its absurdist takes on the superhero genre, like DBZ, then you get the sense that the main characters could just snuff out the whole world by sneezing. There comes a point where normal people really do seem useless or are at least completely dependent on the heroes for their continued existence. The plot centers around the most powerful characters and no one cares about weaklings, who effectively become non-entities at worst or comic relief at best—it's kind of a hyper-exaggerated variant of great man theory in history. MP seeks to reconcile these opposites of the ordinary person and the super-powered.
Mob and other psychics have powers great enough to destroy cities and to transform…
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What it year it has been for the creator of Mob Psycho! ONE (aka Tomohiro) and his popular One Punch Man anime received a third season and managed to also give the Mob Psycho community what they want: another epic season of Mob and his crazy adventures. Let me be just say that whenever his adaptations gets announced or schedule to air, there's a sensational hype whether you're a fan of his work or not.
If you're familiar with any of ONE's work, then you may start to realize that his works pushes the boundaries of what creativity can do. Even though some of his projects have been at the center of controversy (ex. One Punch Man Season 2), there's no denying that he has made a name of himself. That being said, Mob Psycho's third season announcement and adaptation was just a matter of not 'i…
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“Whatever you want to do doesn’t have to be work. You should just live however you want to.” - Reigen Arataka
It’s truly bittersweet seeing Mob Psycho 100 come to an end. The relatable journey of Mob, his master Reigen, his friends, and loved ones has been one for the ages. It has been a wonderful and relatable story of Mob’s growth, learning to know that people care about you not because you have special powers, but because of how you are as a person, and how you treat people. You watch a somewhat introverted boy, Mob, while not being the most interesting person around, though whomever he does meet, he changes them for the better, and that’s quite the beautiful thing.
Now, I’m going to be honest. I did find this season a bit inconsistent at times with its arcs, and therefore a bit infer…
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Character development / progression is the name of the game for this season, most especially to that of Mob. I enjoyed this season more than S2, which was widely regarded as a masterpiece by most.
The two main arcs to look for this season are "Divine Tree Arc" and "???% Arc", with the "Epilogue" capping it all off at the end. This season is all about Mob. Mob can be seen finally being himself, as he tries to overcome his fears of his own power and the emotions he has been suppressing for years. He is attempting to be more of himself than the expectations placed on him. And in the end, he is able to freely express himself and is no longer afraid of his own power.
We also get to see Mob in a different light, where instead of being the benefactor or giver offering assistance with his psychi…
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