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‘Gachiakuta’ Is Taking Its Loyalty to the Manga a Little Too Seriously Despite Its One Advantage
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‘Gachiakuta’ Is Taking Its Loyalty to the Manga a Little Too Seriously Despite Its One Advantage
The anime adaptation of Gachiakuta has been incredibly accurate to the manga, in terms of the plot and visuals, and Episode 6 takes it a bit too literally with the black-and-white pencil artwork for Rudo’s memories of Regto. However, as an anime, it should utilize vibrant colors more. This isn’t the first or last time the anime adaptation has implemented this art style into its episodes. However, Gachiakuta doesn’t need to repeat what the manga …
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