Synopsis:
Subaru Natsuki is an ordinary high school student who gets lost in an alternative world, where a beautiful girl with silver hair rescues him. To return the favor he decides to stay with her, but the fate with which the girl carries is much heavier than Subaru can imagine. The enemies attack without rest, one after the other, until finally both he and the girl die. That is when Subaru discovers that he has the power to backtrack in time and return to the beginning of the story, to the point where he arrived in the unknown world. The problem is that he is the only one who remembers what happened.
Character Sheet:
Subaru Natsuki (ナ ツ キ · ス バ ル, Natsuki Subaru)
Seiyuu: Yūsuke Kobayashi
He is the main protagonist of Re: Zero. He was transported by an entity unknown to the Kingdom of Lugunica, where he discovered the ability to "return from death." With this ability, he decided to change the story and save not only his life, but also that of others.
Emilia (エ ミ リ ア, Emiria)
Seiyuu: Rie Takahashi
Emilia is a kind and cheerful elf that cares for others more than herself, always accompanied by Puck a cat-spirit that accompanies her, she and Subaru know each other when they are looking for a very precious object that they have stolen.
Felt (フ ェ ル ト, Feruto)
Seiyuu: Chinatsu Akasaki
It is a small orphan thief with a cheerful and energetic character, he distrusts a lot of people except the old Rom who is like his own grandfather. Fate will make your way intersect with that of Emilia and Subaru.
Rem (レ ム, Rem) Seiyuu: Inori Minase She is the twin sister of Ram, she works as a servant in the Roswaal mansion, she has a quiet and kind character and is very good at her job.
Ram (ラ ム, Ramu)
Seiyuu: Rie Murakawa
She is the twin sister of Rem, just as Rem works as a maid in the Roswaal mansion, she is of a somewhat cold and sarcastic character and unlike her younger sister, she is not so good at housework.
Goodnight! Finally I finished the review of Re: Zero, and as usual, I'll leave it here. In this case there are more images than usual, so I recommend, for a correct viewing and comfortable reading, make use of the computer when reading the review, and make special emphasis that I do not recommend using 4G, nor now never (but I do special emphasis in this case given what has already been said, more images than usual). Anyway, I hope you enjoy the review almost as much as the anime (or more, if you are of those who have you x x D). As always, first of all ask for respect if you do not agree with the note or with something said in the review.
I also want to clarify, I've been taking a long time to do the review because I've been thinking recently about renewing the scoring system, and I did. As you can see, there is still a medal (as sukulemta as always) with a note, but in this case I adjust the yardstick based on the work in question, with 10 being the maximum of its possibilities. That's where the 7 comes from, which I give to Re: Zero. Someday I will make an entry explaining in my current scoring system, but until then try to make an effort to understand what was said (a 10 equals the maximum of its possibilities.) A lower note does not even indicate that it is worse than another work, such that if I put a 7'5 to BnHA and a 7 to Re: Zero I'm not saying Re: Zero is worse since I'm using a different measuring stick)
See you later mate @Subaru-kun :)
