Spiral: The Bonds of Reasoning Series
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It has been two years since Ayumu Narumi's brother, Kiyotaka Narumi, mysteriously disappeared. Ayumu doesn't know the
real reason about his brother's disappearance... but his brother left him a very important, or rather a very dangerous
note regarding "Blade Children" and saying "...until the unseen truth is in my hands". What is Kiyotaka thinking about
this matter and why is he leaving the matter of Blade Children to his younger brother? What will Ayumu do once he knew
that he's the hope of the so-called "Blade Children" and what the "Blade Children" really are?
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Simply put, Spiral is as much fun as a barrel of monkeys with an ending that makes about as much sense as one. Truly, though, Spiral manages to provide new, interesting challenges to its characters in each episode that leave you wanting more while still having interludes in which characters just go about their daily lives. In fact, Spiral manages to show the character’s day to day lives without a single episode of filler not only by showing the emotions faced every single day, but also by sprinkling in well-placed moments of humor that remind the viewer that while things might be going south the characters are still just teenagers who want normal lives.
Whether you are interested in Spiral for its character development or its mystery, you will enjoy it.
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Pretty good. Getting better and better with time, still leaved me with many questions and unsolved cases. Overall the story is interesting enough to make you take a look to the manga (witch is in my plans^_^). I like the characters, theres many funny moments and awesome actions (like the game with Rio). Really couldn't stop watching^_^
lady-tsukiyomi rated 10.00:I simply love Spiral. The anime could have done a better job conveying the manga, but overall I love the anime and own the whole series. My favorite character is Eyes Rutherford, one of the Blade Children the series is centered around. This is one anime I can watch over and over again from start to finish without asking myself "Why am I watching this again?" XD I <3 SPIRAL!!! *fan-girl cheer*
Aiira rated 9.00:This anime has a good spin, but as soon as you think you've figured out what the characters move are, it has another scene stored for you right in the middle. It keeps you on your toes. The story all but revolves around Ayumu's belief on his own power. Although Ayumu denies himself the power to surpass his long lost older brother, it kept him losing a few battles.
The story is a great one, if I say so myself.
princessmeyrin023 rated 9.50:A very fantastic mystery themed anime. I LOVE IT. I remember Conan in this. Just speechless. One of my favorites. Narumi Ayumu is just so handsome. I love his thinking and his line. The story is awesome and I recommend this to all. One of my favorite parts is the one where he had to remove the bomb in his neck. It was really epic. EPIC. EPIC. It was really amazing.
chiara rated 7.00:Ayumu's elder brother vanished without a trace 2 years ago. Now, Ayumu gets involved in mysterious cases of the police and the even more puzzling Blade Children which always challenge him. The story diverts quite big from the manga plot and has no conclusion. If you are prepared for many unresolved questions at the end of the anime than it is wotrth a glance. If you liked it nonetheless, I highly recommend to read the manga (complete in 15 Volumes) which I love ;).