AniWorthVillain Initialization
Introduction
The super villain Ling Chen (alias Penrose) accidentally traveled back to 2030 during a fierce battle with his arch-enemy superhero Ye Mu. At this time, he was not the feared Penrose, but an ordinary high school student Ling Chen. Before unfortunate events could happen again, Ling Chen decided to do his best to protect the people around him and prevent the tragedy from happening again!
(Source: bilibili)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.1/10 · 366
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Audience reviews
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Comet_Official
I gotta say, I went into Fanpai Chushihua (Villain Initialization) not expecting much as the animation style wasn't really my style but I was honestly shocked at how fun it was to watch. From start to finish it was like I was watching video game cut scenes and I got to say I really enjoyed it. What really grabbed me though is the memory regression plot point for the MC. With the MC having knowledge of the future that he shouldn’t, it really adds to the constant tension as the timeline began to shift due to his interference.
What really sets this anime apart from others is the protagonist himself. He’s a tech-savvy villain who is able to contend with actual superheroes and the fights are absolutely INSANE. The old brain vs brawn! If you want an anime that blends SCI-FI elements with a com…
Read at the sourceTasRook
What a great show. It's basically Lex Luthor vs Superman. The main character has a personal and a very powerful grudge against a man who is invincible, impossibly fast, impossibly strong and can fly. He is also the world's "Hero" and as such the main protagonist took upon themselves the role of the villain in order to defeat Superman. After years of battles they had their final showdown and inexplicably our villain time traveled back to his high school years, where he shared a class with the teenager who would become Superman. With this incredibly opportunity he swears to himself that he'll be victorious this time.
It's incredibly entertaining. The storytelling is tight and easy to follow which is helped by the great array of characters. Be it the villains, or the other villains, or the…
Read at the sourceLupin32
This is a review from the perspective of someone who read the comic.
The core plot remains unchanged, it is a very interesting and unique super hero story involving time travel with a villain protag.
They changed a bunch of things around (Seems mostly minor) Most of the humor is gone which sucks.
The teenager's designs are all changed, they now look like generic idols/models (Qiaoyi has the biggest changes because she's much taller and less childlike). Their future selves and other adult characters look very close to their comic counterparts with slight realism tweaks. The animation is amazing some scenes, terrible in others (It does flip flop scene to scene from bad to pretty good [I'm guessing the animator skill level varies greatly]). The intro theme is actually amazing too.
The humor w…
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