Overall Rating: A Synopsis: Ergo Proxy has it all. The main character looks like Evanescence's lead singer with awesome blue eyeshadow, there's a virus that causes robots to become homicidal, a domed city in the future, an Orwellian society, and an adorable little robot named Pino.
I can tell you this, I <3 Ergo Proxy. The why of my love is a little harder to detail. I like fake equations though, so in that sense, it breaks down as Philosophy + Science Fiction + Amazing Animation + Cosplay Potential (yes, I want to cosplay Re-L, she has a great outfit) = why I like this series. It certainly doesn't hurt that it reminds me a lot of Ghost in the Shell with a dash of 1984. So, unless you're one of those hobotaku who doesn't like to think when they watch anime, I highly recommend adding the first disc to your Netflix queue.
Sweeeeet. Just put Ergo Proxy in the download queue!
ReplyDeleteThe screenshot definitley sold me =^_^=
ReplyDeleteI'll add my vote of approval for Ergo Proxy. The art's better than the story, but even the story's not half bad. I still need to watch the last couple of episodes at some point.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Pino is the best part of the series.
-Josie
Just finished it this morning (at 5am). I dunno where I read that it had a disappointing ending (imdb.com maybe?) but I think it was quite fitting.
ReplyDeleteI loved the art I found, looks good!! Cant wait to see it XD
ReplyDeleteuh oh, looks like it's time to find time to blow away time watching ERGO PROXY throughout next weekend XD
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