The oldest four are nice, right?

I understand the feeling of “there’s none of ◯◯ because I know the original,” but I think they managed to wrap it up quite well within the season.

I’m not dissatisfied with any part that wasn’t cut, except for when Gii took George’s role in the Zonaha ward.
I really can’t accept that one part, but the four oldest and the last ones are all wonderful.

I think they did well considering that it originally exceeds 40 volumes, so a lot of compression was necessary.

>なぜか知らないけどつべで見れるから一気に見たけどこれアニメ化としてかなり質良くない…？No…

The anime adaptation that served as the perfect opportunity for the moonbow to emerge into the world.

I wanted one more season…

I wonder what people who only watch anime thought about the scene where someone suddenly starts eating stones.

Jubilo has the image of not being very fortunate when it comes to being adapted into anime.

But there are parts where it’s a bit strange to allocate an entire episode to Minshia’s battle in the latter part!

It was quite shocking that Dahr was cut.
I thought it was quite noticeable among the tent group…

Viruma’s shooting star is nice, isn’t it…?

It was really something to skip over Liese and the drums, and Princess Eri…

The quality as animation is good, but the quality as an adaptation is a bit…

It’s a popular episode, and I guess they really wanted to include that part, but I thought it was better that they didn’t force George to play the piano…
I didn’t care if I had to treat children roughly to get information about the midnight circus, but it’s better to do it for the scared children during the hospital attack.

The two who played the tiger and the white-faced roles are confused about being cast as Narumi and Shirogane.

The anime was too fast for me to understand well, but I bought it anyway.
I cried after reading the original story later.
Mr. Pantalone’s smile is nice…

When watching anime, for some reason, there always seems to be a kid with a ridiculously heavy past and incredible abilities in a super poor circus troupe.

It’s just outrageous that Faceless is already dead in the next episode after its debut.

I think the final four characters, or rather Harlequin, are characters that were completed in the anime.

Most of the original story readers had expected that the entire village arc would be cut, regardless of their likes or dislikes.

It’s a pity that there wasn’t any exchange about the fact that I can sing because it’s not just about having no choice.

I absolutely won’t forgive you for the terrible alteration where Guy interrogates children.
This is no longer just about length; it’s the worst and most unacceptable alteration that should not be done.

I wonder if they would somehow release a complete edition by mistake.

The anime is good, but I really want you to read the original work.
Read the extras in the paperback.

As expected, Katsu suddenly became too strong!!!

Village editing is nice, isn’t it…
Renge’s panties and such.

The Black Museum is just the right size.
I hope they make an anime this time that won’t give anyone any reason to complain.

I really love the scene of Pantalone receiving the command from Shirogane in the final battle with Arleccino.
I’m jealous of directors and animators who can draw such great scenes even though they’re not from an anime background.

I understand that it might not be possible to pay for it, but when adapting a completed work into an anime, it’s natural to expect the complete version.

I feel like the conversation has become a bit dull since Mr. Hōan is not here.

Why can’t I hear “Gekko” in pachinko or slots?

Compared to Karakuri, Ushitora managed to compress it quite well.
Well, it’s obviously the same number of chapters even though there are 10 volumes different.

But even if they were to animate the missing parts, wouldn’t it take about 30 episodes?

I wanted to see the story of Narumi-niichan and Hime-san in the anime.
Mr. Rapture…

Lize, who has been there from the beginning, is somehow slowly growing on me.

Works like Jubilo, where the essence lies in seemingly useless episodes, are difficult to adapt into anime.
It’s just that they want to pick up everything, so there are almost no unnecessary episodes left…

I really can’t understand the last cut of Sahara.

The cow and tiger were at a remarkably surprising super high tempo and pace.

Your journey was not in vain.

Satori is definitely unnecessary, but you shouldn’t cut it out…

But it’s great to be able to see good scenes in anime.

In the manga, I could handle it, but when I saw the scene of Akihara being so muscular in the anime, it was kind of funny.

At times like this, I want to say they should create anime adaptations of scenes that haven’t been animated yet using pachinko! But I doubt SANKYO and Daiichi can come up with something that clever.

I want Spriggan or Evil Eye to be adapted into an anime.

Was the action good…?

Katsu uses time on the mystery of his birth, so there’s absolutely no room to include circus elements!

I felt the determination to do as much as possible within the short timeframe.
At least it’s not an anime without love for the original work.

I really couldn’t understand why Daiichi used the scene just before Asako loses her memory in the guaranteed big win reach of the Ushioto Tora pachinko machine.

However, now it has become even more difficult to obtain resources for making anime than it was back then, so it was good to have a digest version.

It’s unfair that even though it’s about the ox and tiger, they compensate for the cut parts with the music.

Personally, the last four characters shone even more in the anime than in the original work.

In the end, not just the dolls, but turning them into a video was really great.

There was also the power of the voice actors.
The Pantalone Harlequin battle was great!

To be honest, I’m wondering if this is really Narumi’s brother’s voice.
But when you ask who else, it’s hard to say.

The faceless voice was really good.
It feels like an old man but with a funny voice.

The mechanisms of the Pachinko Circus 1 were quite good; the production was elaborate.

For now, please sing Colombine’s song casually.
Eh…!?

Toshio Furukawa’s Face-less is so interesting that I like it too much.

I’m not asking for much, but please make another short anime with a quality similar to that of Karakuri no Kimi.

Extreme
Peerless

Since pachinko and pachislo have become a big hit, new anime will likely be partially created for that purpose.

It’s clear that they really want to portray the iconic scenes, and they have done a good job with that.