Gachiakuta Episode 3 "The Underworld" / Anime Review

Training wheels provided by the anime production staff

In the anime adaptation of Gachiakuta, the production staff has added various scenes and included many depictions that delve deeper into areas not covered in the manga.
In this third episode, there were additional depictions of the city and character details
that weren't visible in the manga,
and the atmosphere of the city was wonderful.
Gachiakuta is a manga that revolves around its characters, and its appeal lies in its excellent art style, the way the visuals are presented, and the strength of the characters themselves.
However, unlike Attack on Titan, which has a unique worldview,
there were parts where the background of the world or the overall picture of the abilities were difficult to see,
and it feels like the anime production staff has successfully reinforced those weak points
in the process of adapting it.
The anime is doing a great job supporting the manga; it's a good adaptation!

Excellent rhythm
The tempo that flows from panel to panel has been animated,
and when the voice actors perform the interactions between characters,
it makes you think, "Oh! They interact at such a high tempo!"
It was great to be able to easily understand the rhythm that was in the manga.
I found the interaction between Zanka and Rudo quite interesting to watch!
The sound effects in the anime are also good!
The interaction when Rudo gets the Suppon hand
was a scene that really showed the unique color of the Gachiakuta manga.
Man, it's really, really getting interesting, seriously.

The voice actors are a perfect fit

With Katsuyuki Konishi, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Tomoyuki Morikawa, and others,
the voice cast is seriously luxurious.
The voice acting is better than Dandadan.
I mean, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Zanka is a perfect match,
it was super good!
He's the MVP of episode 3.
Also, Riyo! I couldn't really imagine Riyo's voice, so Yumiri Hanamori's voice didn't feel out of place at all; rather,
I was convinced that this was the right image.
Jabba is played by Yuki Shin, who is Char Aznable from that Zeke-Axe,
so I have high expectations.
Since I'm influenced by the image of a refreshing Char,
I'm curious how he will play the insidious Jabba.
I'm interested in that contrast.

Summary

Overall, episode 3 made it very easy to understand what the Gachiakuta anime adaptation will be like.
Since episodes 1 and 2 were just introductions, the satisfaction level of the episodes was low, but I feel like I finally understand the depth of each episode
that Gachiakuta will have going forward.
Various characters are appearing, and it was surprisingly good!

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