Made in Abyss Ep. 13 Review: a dream that carries on

Made in Abyss Ep. 10-12 Review: Now this is how you handle gore

Actually finished watching Made in Abyss last year, but I’m just writing a review now so please don’t mind me.

After over half a series of adventures, we get to the extremely ugly side of the Abyss and how dangerous it can be to kids who venture into it.

Made in Abyss Ep. 7-9 Review: Operation Roasted Dung

Reg and Riko train under Ozen’s guidance before heading deeper into the Abyss.

Made in Abyss Ep. 4-6 Review: Genos Reg to the Rescue!

Reg and Riko are in the Abyss part of the Abyss, and things start to get serious despite how optimistic the whole journey seemed in the first place. The dangers become obvious: nobody’s there to help them if things go wrong. They are not in the orphanage any more. People seem to support them despite being complete noobs because they saw it coming since she was young. I didn’t think they would let her off so easily, though…

Made in Abyss Ep. 1-3 Review: time for an adventure!

As I watched Made in Abyss, the feeling that washed over me was nostalgia…yes, a wave of nostalgia.

There exists a giant hole called the Abyss, where dangerous monsters lurk and ancient relics wait to be discovered. Nobody has ever seen the bottom, and no one who descends too deep makes it back alive. Riko’s mother is a White Whistle, the best of explorers who dive the Abyss. The little girl aspires to be just like her mother, and after a fateful encounter with a mysterious boy Reg who seems to come up from the Abyss’s depths, the two set on a journey.