Such an underrated gem! The dystopian city trope is retold in a fresh way with a spiritualistic twist, though some of the story does not make sense without the context of the novels (I had to do research after finishing the series because I was left with more questions than answers). All that doesn't really matter, though, because the relationship between Shion and Nezumi is the beating heart of No. 6, and it was intriguing to watch them open up and influence each other's view of the world.
Shout by MabBlockedParent2023-09-26T21:28:03Z
Such an underrated gem! The dystopian city trope is retold in a fresh way with a spiritualistic twist, though some of the story does not make sense without the context of the novels (I had to do research after finishing the series because I was left with more questions than answers). All that doesn't really matter, though, because the relationship between Shion and Nezumi is the beating heart of No. 6, and it was intriguing to watch them open up and influence each other's view of the world.