He didn't want to die but still went along with it and tried to convince himself that it was okay if he died and he would at least die with his precious Senpai. Satou is supposed to be a pathetic, spineless and an unstable human being but I still find the way he acted in the Suicide Island arc to be highly unrealistic and stupid. Example of this would be Satou and his relationship with Misaki and his Senpai, especially Senpai. They are flawed human beings and this is what story was trying to show, that made them feel real but in certain situations they felt like the complete opposite of real. It would have showed that going through all this, meant something. The story ended on an open ending which I didn't like at all, having a conclusive ending would have been much better. It was him just using some drugs, no one gets that mentally unstable from just being a NEET and a Hikikmori. He didn't have them because he was so mentally unstable or obsessed with conspiracies like the anime portrayed. They also censored/removed Satou's usage of drugs which explains why he had those hallucinations. I felt like that betrayed the message of the show and how hard it is to recover from being a NEET and a Hikikomori. We have Satou who by far have it better than Megumi's brother but still can't get his life together. It showed how bad her situation with her brother is in and how Hikikomoris affect their family life and not just their own, it also introduced online gaming addiction and how it can worsen the life of a NEET but all of that doesn't matter if he, the brother just miraculously recovers from his severe social anxiety thanks to hunger, HUNGER?! that was so unrealistic in so many levels. I'm talking about the arc that focused on Megumi and her brother, that was simply just stupid.
One of the arcs is really just terrible and it just contradicts any kind of logic the show has. It focuses on the wrong characters and dedicate arcs for them which don't contribute a lot to the overall plot progression or to Satou's character. he wants to deal with them and help himself but it shifts that focus through out the story, making it feel like Satou's problems are just delayed. The story was incoherent, at times it was about Satou and his problems and how
It was more or less a social commentary about a serious issue in modern society with a black comedy tone.
It's about a NEET & Hiki named Satou and his crazy depressing life with several other characters. Welcome to the NHK was an interesting experience for me, I didn't know what to expect from the show while diving into it, so it's not like I set my expectation high but I was still really disappointed by it, for a number of reasons that I will explain in this review. Such masterpiece anime must be a conspiracy. All the aspects of this anime are high qualitative. Psychology is described as much as possible faithfully, all the reasons are named correctly, emphases are placed where they needed.Īrt and sound do for this work and don't have any serious shortcomings. In 'NHK' it is shown somehow exaggeratedly but the inner life is described entirely faithful. It is impossible to meet for such humans but only they can understand each other. You think that people around get everything easier and live merrily and sociable but you simply can not see the same as you as they also are dissociated from the world. There are no N.H.K., there is no god, there are only nonchalance, loneliness and despair. You've got tired from struggle along on your's own not at once but gradually. Problem of self-concept and fear of the life is urgent for many people, but the feeling of hopelessness and despair appears only when there is nobody to support you. You aren't able to get rid of solitude if you feel your purposelessness and pettiness. Every joke provokes not a roar of laughter but the sad smile as you recognize yourself and your troubles in 'fictional' heroes.Įven if you have a job, relatives, interests, it doesn't change anything. tragicomicly - you want to weep, smile, think ironically and philosophize simultaneously.
In 'NHK' everyday events are not shown grotesque and mockingly as in parodies and not weightly depressed as in psychological thrillers but somehow chaotically and Hateful everyday life gets emotional colors and draws a wide reaction with slowly walking real life on the our side of screen. It doesn't perceive as something fictitious. Collection of troubles and problems we can meet in our life. 'Welcome to the NHK' is a kind of collection. Some times it was amusing to watch, sometimes it was painfully.
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