Perhaps the strongest aspect of Season 5 is its plot.
The directorial choices are also impressive, and they lay down the detective story well.
Fans always look forward to the continuation of their favorite stories with great enthusiasm. However, Season 5 of Bungo Stray Dogs (Bungou Stray Dogs) was not met with much passion. There were even negative reviews fueled by the difficult situation connected with the manga publication. So, it's not surprising that viewers have questions about the strong points of the past release. If for some reason you did not like Bungo Stray Dogs Season 5, then you should pay attention to the undoubted strengths of this project.
The story makes sense
Season 4 didn't have an affirmative ending, the situation that happened to the detective agency was not resolved. So, in Season 5, viewers saw members of the agency continuing to clean up their reputation and trying to solve who is behind all the crimes. Atsushi and his friends do their best not only for their own protection, but also to save the world, as it turns out that the villain's plan threatens the entire humanity.
The plot is one of the main strengths of this season. First of all, it's the pacing. Compared to Asagiri Kafka’s manga, the action here is much faster. Each episode is packed with events and battles, and the detective elements add to the interest. The unusual plot twists are surprising. The villain turns out to be the character you least expect, and the ending is so surprising that you immediately want to see the sequel.
Other good points are equally important
However, the plot isn't the only strong point of Season 5. Many note the well-designed animation, which is especially evident during Kenji's fight with Tetcho. Overall, with each new season of Bungo Stray Dogs, the visual development of the anime is visible. Equally impressive are the directorial choices, which fit well with the detective spirit of the story. And of course, special ideas stand out, among them the decision to make the vampire invasion look like a zombie apocalypse.
But perhaps most memorable to viewers are the characters of Bungo Stray Dogs, who get more development in Season 5 or show themselves from an unusual side. Season 5 might have fallen short of perfection in some aspects, but it certainly can't be ranked lower than the previous seasons, and maybe even higher.
Perhaps the strongest aspect of Season 5 is its plot.
The directorial choices are also impressive, and they lay down the detective story well.
Fans always look forward to the continuation of their favorite stories with great enthusiasm. However, Season 5 of Bungo Stray Dogs (Bungou Stray Dogs) was not met with much passion. There were even negative reviews fueled by the difficult situation connected with the manga publication. So, it's not surprising that viewers have questions about the strong points of the past release. If for some reason you did not like Bungo Stray Dogs Season 5, then you should pay attention to the undoubted strengths of this project.
The story makes sense
Season 4 didn't have an affirmative ending, the situation that happened to the detective agency was not resolved. So, in Season 5, viewers saw members of the agency continuing to clean up their reputation and trying to solve who is behind all the crimes. Atsushi and his friends do their best not only for their own protection, but also to save the world, as it turns out that the villain's plan threatens the entire humanity.
The plot is one of the main strengths of this season. First of all, it's the pacing. Compared to Asagiri Kafka’s manga, the action here is much faster. Each episode is packed with events and battles, and the detective elements add to the interest. The unusual plot twists are surprising. The villain turns out to be the character you least expect, and the ending is so surprising that you immediately want to see the sequel.
Other good points are equally important
However, the plot isn't the only strong point of Season 5. Many note the well-designed animation, which is especially evident during Kenji's fight with Tetcho. Overall, with each new season of Bungo Stray Dogs, the visual development of the anime is visible. Equally impressive are the directorial choices, which fit well with the detective spirit of the story. And of course, special ideas stand out, among them the decision to make the vampire invasion look like a zombie apocalypse.
But perhaps most memorable to viewers are the characters of Bungo Stray Dogs, who get more development in Season 5 or show themselves from an unusual side. Season 5 might have fallen short of perfection in some aspects, but it certainly can't be ranked lower than the previous seasons, and maybe even higher.
