The only problem with an on-going story like this is that those who haven't seen the other episodes won't understand what's going on in the current episode. I am one of those people. And as I am one of those people and I have seen this, I want to see the others. I'll try to give this a proper review so. The animation is fluent and colorful. The characters have established personalities and are developing still. It knows what it wants to be and succeeds to be what it wants. The dialogue is either relevant to the characters' personalities or the plot and is sometimes funny. Basically all the esentials for a good show with a continuous plot. The only real problems I can come up with is that the voice acting is a little "meh" in some places (Most of the time it's good but sometimes it could be better.), and the camera (I don't know what to call it) could be focused or zoomed in on a character when they are speaking more often (It'll make it so that there's less room for flaws on screen and will probably require less work). I can't really give this a lower or higher rating because I haven't seen anything else from this, so I don't know the story and I don't know what's going on (If you could tell me what the plot is and what's going on with a response or PM that'd be great). Aside from that, anything else to complain about is personal opinion which I try to stay as far away from as possible in my reviews. This is an all around great animation that is pretty much worth anyone's time if you have it. Great work. I'll watch the others (and I mean it this time) (OK, we'll see if I get around to it.) (I probably won't.) (I'll try.) (This review is over right... now.).
Reviews for "Conduct: No Evil 013"
This series has such an awesome feel to it, and has some cool development going on. The characters that were hanging out together in this episode were a great combination that I'd like to see more of in the future. Also, whenever I see Calamity and Ichabod in an episode I know it's going to be good! Nicely done!
The plot thickens! Seems pretty clear why Tlaloc's notes have four songs in them: The songs are meant for four individuals, each one controlling a different element. Ichy's seems to be lightning, possibly fire.
The voice acting was a bit subpar in this one, especially Ichy and Vinkle. The music for the chupacabra scenes could have been better as well. However, those are my only complaints. This episode is clearly meant to be the revealing of a plot point, but the story you wrote to drive it along is brilliant. It's not often you see writing this good.
Really well animated and an interesting story.
Nice work. The knocking sound was too realistic though. I thought my dad was knocking on my door.