Noblesse

Yes, I watched Noblesse because I read the webtoon. At that time the webtoon was really booming so I read along too and after I read it was really exciting. Besides many actions, the webtoon is filled with comedy. And before that Noblesse has also been able to adapt the anime but it's still in Korean and after I know that the Japanese version of the Noblesse anime adaptation is released this season, I can't wait to watch it because the webtoon is good and the results of the anime adaptation from other webtoons are also good, I increasingly impatient. But after I finished watching Noblesse, I felt disappointed, because there were a lot of scenes in the webtoon that were not cut, and even though this was still filled with comedy, the more exciting comedy was not shown so it felt less like that and I think the story is still going on if it's based on the manhwa. , so if there is a second season, I want it to be better. Graphics and visuals are really lacking for the current season which is already good but not bad. The art is really the same as the manhwa but I don't like it personally. The sound is just normal. Well, for the character, if you make it in this anime, I don't like it because the character Raizel doesn't look deeper, it's different from the same in the manga, which is deeper. So to enjoy it, I like stories like this so it's not that bad and it's pretty good for those who like action. So that's how it is, if we've read manga, I like to compare it to because I don't like reading manga Indonesia: Ya, gua nonton Noblesse karena gua baca webtoonnya. Waktu itu webtoonnya lagi booming banget jadi gua ikutan baca juga dan setelah gua baca emang seru. Webtoonnya selain banyak actionnya tapi diselingin dengan komedi. Dan sebelumnya juga sih Noblesse juga pernah dapat adaptasi anime nya tapi masih bahasa korea dan setelah gua tau bahwa adaptasi anime Noblesse yang bahasa jepangnya rilis musim ini, gua gak sabar pengen nonton soalnya webtoonnya bagus dan hasil anime adaptasi dari webtoon lainnya juga bagus-bagus gua makin gak sabar. Tapi setelah gua selesai nonton Noblesse ini gua merasa kecewa, karena banyak adengan di webtoon yang di cut jadinya kurang gitu dan walaupun ini masih diselingin komedi, komedi yang lebih serunya gak ditampilkan jadi merasa kurang gitu dan menurut gua sih ceritanya masih lanjut kalo berdasarkan manwha nya, jadi kalo ada musim ke-2 nya gua pengen nya lebih bagus sih. Grafis dan visual itu kurang banget kalo untuk muasim sekarang yang udah pada bagus gini tapi lumayan. Artnya itu sama banget sama manwha nya tapi menurut pribadi gua gak suka sih. Soundnya sih biasa aja. Nah buat karakternya tuh kalo buat di anime ini sih kurang suka karena karakter raizel tuh gak diliatin lebih dalam lagi beda sama di manga nya yang diliatin lebih dalam. Jadi untuk dinikmati sih gua suka sama cerita yang kayak gini jadi gk terlalu buruk dan ini lumayan bagus sih buat yang suka action sih. Jadi ya gitu sih kalau kita udah baca manga nya suka ngebanding bandingin karena itu gua gak suka baca manga

An informational article for friends to watch. I read the webtoon before I finished following the anime. There is a prequel episode, consider it as the first season, and this is season two. If we look at the processing of the seasons, there are a lot of skipped and changed scenes in both. 'I'm glad they changed that.'on the contrary, there were scenes where I swore quite a lot. For example; such as showing the things that are not in some fight scenes, changing the person who does it, differentiating the chronology of what happened this list goes on,. Some have written to "Raizel why does not fight, he is the main character ,etc"some made such statements. You more or less understand the reason for this in his manga. "I watch this anime i don't care happend to manga" if you thinking; It's a very nice series. Even though some fight scenes are cut short,action scenes is very satisfying.If you're looking for a vampire or action anime good choice. If I watched the manga without knowing it, it would get roughly 8.5 out of 10, but since I know and read its manga, my score is about 7 out of 10. Enjoy watching.

Noblesse is a classic case of Business over Quality. It's nothing but a disappointment, the webtoon itself may not be anything revolutionary, but it's all right, quite an enjoyable read. However, the same cannot be said about this anime, it has a few enjoyable instances but they are overshadowed by the awful directing and cringe dialogue. The characters feel superficial, and any trace of depth is a forgone dream. Honestly, I was looking forward to this anime considering how much it had been hyped up. > Noblesse's gonna be the best Webtoon Adaption > Its gonna be way better than Tog or Tgoh. No, it was all lies. It had always been about money, which is to be expected considering how Crunchyroll and the current Production IG were involved in the production of this anime. Tower of god was better than this. The god of high school deserves praise for the visuals and animation at the very least. But Noblesse doesn't have anything going for it. It reeks of mediocrity.

Like the Serie a lot (manhwa) , as an standalone experience (didn't read the manhwa before but after) it's a super nice experience I never skipped the intro, a banger and the animation is really enjoyable. A lot of great moments. The Characters are pretty interested and I laughed a lot watching this. In General this show is good, the reason why I put a 7 is if it was a bit more accurate to the manhwa I would give a 8. I think it's fine that some stuff isn't 100% the same but not when its important. Where the bad comes in is if you read the manhwa, there are some characters that are important not introduced at all (major bad guy for example) and lot of stuff I feel got mixed up. It is kind of sad to see how much is missing or got messed up. I still like this show very much, would recommend people to go read the manhwa after watching the anime. Enjoy!

I seriously expected worse before I started watching this adaptation. Having loved the manhwa until it's completion, it's among my favourite works on my list. In all honesty, I enjoyed the anime no matter how I looked at it. I admit that some scenes were empty, awkward, anticlimatic, with lots of room for improvement... but let's be real, it wasn't bad, at least in my humble opinion. I don't know the budget, deadlines and other constraints behind the production of these series, but adapting 545 chapters (even if 1 chapter isn't worth half an episode), 7 seasons with a total of 25 arcs... that's a lot. So simply imagine adapting 2 seasons, OF COURSE they had to skip things. What was good: Character design and development are ok, the story and progression are ok (for sm1 who already read the real thing), the voice acting was good, the drama/emotional side was ok, Rai was good (didn't expect much but I like him), as well as other characters such as Gejutel, Regis, Seira, Shin-Woo and some other characters overall are what I expected. To sum up, the core elements are good. What was bad: sound effects and situational music, animations (room for improvement), epic fights are short, less epic scenes but more drama, the scenes follow one another quickly without giving more depths due to the rush, and more importantly.... FRANKY! JUST WHY?? Where did that psychopath bad@ss go! He became vanilla without much flavour left lmao! ... and by the way, Noblesse/Nobles =/= Vampires for god's sake. That's all.

Honestly I can understand the low scores as compared to other anime, this is no where near in the "must watch" group. However, it honestly overall is a strong 7/7.5. Even myself wasn't that interested until about episode five. I was uninterested, the plot was a little confusing at first and i was just watching slightly half-hearted. Until Episode 6 onwards it started to take off. We managed to get flash backs which tied loose ends together and once everything was summed up, it turned out to be a binge watch for me. Visually the action scenes looked amazing and without saying too much characters showcasing their abilities did not disappoint. There is a lot humour as well which i first found cheesy, but soon found my self laughing at certain scenes. Again this isn't an anime I'd definitely run around screaming about, but if you have nothing to watch I would recommend having a go after watching The "Noblesse" 30 min ONA .

So, this was the third attempt of Webtoon Anime adaptation after Tower of God and God of 'Highschool'. Compared the 3 of them, i would say TOG got better story and plot, GOH was better in term of fight choreography but the pacing was soo awful. Noblesse for me was heartwarming without homo lol. I really interested in the characters, and 1 thing i can complement was their comedy. Their humor senses were original and enjoyable. the MC has a straight face but when he tried to act funny, he succeed to make me laugh. The power system also quite unique. Overall, it's a really cool and worth a shot to watch. TOG was good but i hate some of the characters. i can quite say that this anime was a 'balance' between the good TOG and awful GOH.

If there's one thing we learned from Tower of God and God of High School it's that webtoons just aren't meant to be adapted to anime. When Noblesse came around, I think a lot of people just gave it a low score because they had been conditioned by the previously-mentioned two to dislike webtoons adaptations. I think that this one was surprisingly good though. The story of Noblesse is actually really tight. It's very consistent, the world is well-built, the pacing is solid and some of the lore is really interesting. The art is really good (I mean, these are the people who animated AoT what did you expect?) and the OP and ED aren't too shabby. The characters are decent and it was just an overall fun watch. I do, of course, have some things I dislike though. The story makes a big shift in focus about halfway through which isn't perfectly executed. The art lacks that unique style to give it a little bit of kick, and the soundtrack isn't particularly special. Like, two of the characters just stopped doing anything halfway through the series which was weird since they were kind of the first characters you're introduced to. Also, it's a bit slow at the beginning so I got kind of bored (I ended up sacrificing this one for FmA :P). Overall it's good show though. Fun characters, cool story, lots of good stuff. I don't know if I would recommend it just since it's not exactly "worthwhile", but if you really don't have any other good anime to watch, this isn't a bad choice. Signing off, -Kallocarina

Honestly I expected this to just be "another vampire show." I mean Strike the Blood good, Rosario Vampire was okay, (for an ecchi focus.) Vampire Knight was kinda for teenagers, and Blood Lad was pretty over the top. (in a good way.) btw it's not gory or bloody, (as much as some other shows are.) But this anime even though it's listed as Vampire.. their not technically Vampires... Which actually makes it more interesting.. and it's not a "vampire show" really. more about godly "mortal" protectors. I thought the fights and animations were pretty good... Oh and if you watch the first episode and are confused their is a 30 minute pre-view episode with story... kinda a prequel, of season 1. I honestly though the main character was kinda bleh.. and he walked so damn slow... But by the end you kinda relied on Rai to always be there... I'm interested to find out more.. But I just to want learn more about the characters.. They seem pretty fun. And some have some good backstories.. This series has some great stuff to come... I can already see a lot of bits and pieces in the background, that can become awesome in their own way.. I would actually recommend this.. as an anime about finding your family, and your home, when you been the weirdo and freak for so long.. But you don't self-pity yourself about it.. and just try to figure out your life.. little bit of a spoiler.. --------- But when the one guy got a home.. and he realizes he can be happy too... I felt really happy for him.. I hope they continue in season 2... when I found out I was on the last episode I was like. "WAIT this can't be the end?!?!?" hahaha They just gotta continue. Oh and I guess if you read past the spoiler bit.. I don't know if this is a spoiler.. but their seems to be a Werewolf... possibly in season 2... but you only see a glimpse in season 1... I'm really hopeful though. I love Werewolves.. I'd keep on as a puppy. ^_^ anyways I hope you enjoy this show as much as I did.. I gave it a 10 overall.. just cause I really enjoyed it..

Fairly alright adaption of the webtoon. As many has pointed out, it does not start as the webtoon. It plops down many chapters into the webtoon and might be confusing for many viewers as you don't get a proper introduction of many characters. Although I would argue they have set the series where it begins to get very interesting and follows the storyline well. There are some subtle differences to the original and some severe changes. I didn't care much for how they changed the ending, and a lot of character developments were ignored in favour of letting the story progress forward faster which (imoho) took away chances for laughter. However the art is great and it flows very smoothly. It comes across as light despite the fact that they approach some heavy morals and I like that, it gives me time to consider them more deeply myself. All in all, it's a good anime. Maybe even a great one, but it didn't suit me as much as I had hoped.

as the third in a line of generally pretty good webtoon adaptations, I had pretty high expectations for this show. while it didn't exactly hold up to all my hopes and dreams, this show is still pretty decent. The art is beautiful and crisp-looking. The animation is a little choppy at times but it still delivers. The intro song was very good (after getting used to that strange little intro bit) and I'm sad they took it off iTunes. The general sound design was noticibly good, and the voice acting was on point. The story and characters are mostly where the show struggles. Many of the characters didn't feel fully fleshed out or just changed their conscience way too fast. It just felt like they rushed the first arc to get to the second one. Like purple hair man just kind of exists to exist? And the two school friends just get frantically shoved to the side so plot can happen. Regis had pretty decent development though, and his forming a little squad with the other three guys that live at Raizel's house was cute. I wish Raizel himself had more time to shine, but that's the downside to an OP protagonist I guess. Overall, if you think that the concept is interesting then you might as well give this show a try.

*SLIGHT SPOILER WARNING* I might have missed somethings in the show as I have not read the webtoon but one thing I wished they changed on noblesse is the development of Raizel in school. It started showing how a 820 year old noble was in at a normal high school but it then randomly start going on about nobles and for the last few episodes the characters in the school weren't even shown in the show at all and started talking about Frankenstein's life with Raizel and how they met. They also went to Lukedonia which was cool to find out about the Lord and Raizel's backstory but they completely left behind the school life and disregarded the main part of the story. They also left out Tashiro's relationship with Seira and how it was going to end up. However all things considered Noblesse was a new experience for me and showed me a different type of anime. The characters are well designed and the animation is very good and very appealing from the nobles to Frankenstein to M21 to Regis and Seira to Tashiro they all had great character designs and personalities. Also I enjoy the overpowered MC part of the show. I personally did not like the ending or opening as it isn't really my style and i also believe the ending was very lazy just showing a bunch of things in a random room with someone speaking and i believe they could of tried harder but it is not that bad as most people don't listen to endings anyway (unless its re-zero, Bunny girl senpai or full metal alchemist) so I can't really complain that much. Anyway this is my review hope it helps.

I loved the manhwa version of the Noblesse as it had the complexity you would have expected for a print media but the anime has failed to meet that, its not even close to its shadow. Now I get the minor changes like changing S.Korea for Japan or charaters names, understandable, but what's not understandable is changing the intro plots for characters, chucking other set up plots and removing good characters completely. The intro for Crombel being dropped it's stupid he's a big bad, I mean he was linked to Marie. The change of character introducing a guy pissed about his girl liking Yusuke, it should have been the intro to Yusuke's celebrity friend Suyi. The character development for the Infectee was taken out it was a main point on how M-21 was getting stronger and learning to trust Frankenstein. And where is the humour the manhwa was full of humour, Frankenstein taunted and demeaned his opponents just for the fun of it, the experiments and jokes to make the perfect ramen for Rai, Tao was an eccentric madman and Karias was delusional with his interactions with his supposed 'father-figure'. If Noblesse gets a 2nd season I' hoping they stick closer to the source material and INCLUDE the jokes Tao and Frankenstein are so funny even Rai has some moments in the source material

This is coming from someone who has not read the manhwa. So as a neutral I have to say this anime is just average. If you are looking for something to fill some time or a weekend then it's not a bad watch to binge, but it's not something I would recommend for someone looking for a good story. The positives for me were the art style it looks pretty great for the most part, and I really enjoyed some of the fight scenes. I personally felt a lift of energy when I watched a character power up. There however is a multitude of cons. To begin, the pacing is absolutely horrific. There is like three arcs essentially for the season, none of them really feel satisfied at the end. Also The main character has maybe 20 total lines for six episodes before he finally speaks multiple words or does any form of battle. it's nice to finally see him when he does show his true powers (which are tremendous, the character is so OP). however I had no real form of connection with him because he doesn't really do anything for half the season. So as the story continues and finally focuses on him it's too late and it's already almost over so I don't understand the motivations for anyone or even if I do, they're weak at best. There was too much focus on his surrounding cast and that kind of took away from it. While frankenstein, M-21, and the others provide a decent background cast in and of itself, in terms of the overall story that's trying to be told they contribute very little. And the human elements were almost unneeded as they don't even appear for the last four or five episodes really. Again, this is coming from an Anime watcher first, I will now read the manhwa and see what I missed. I'm also sure that it'll explain the plot holes, or address the pacing issues. However that doesn't excuse the show for its faults. I've already is again if you're looking for a show to kill time, this is not a bad watch. Just do not go in expecting anime of the season material

Well, I must say I'm pretty disappointed. It's the 1st time I'm writing a review, but I had to write a review for this one. First, let me say it's not a hate review against non-japanese story. I watched Tower of God and enjoyed it, and I was really hyped about this one. On the contrary it's a hate review against the very bad adaptation of a very good story. In this anime, the problem isn't the story, but the shit job of Crunchyroll For people who haven't read the webtoon, this anime is just average, still enjoyable but not amazing. The real problem I have is that Crunchyroll decided to do whatever they wanted and changed the story. As a result, some important characters are completely different from how they should be. Some scenes were added in a bad way, and some good parts were skipped. The last straw was the final episode, which should have been epic if they just completely followed the webtoon, but they butchered it. So if you have read the webtoon, I highly recommend not to watch this one.

I have never watched a show that did not have a distinct protagonist(s), and to say it was odd is an understatement. Noblesse starts out with Raizel (and who he is, I'm still unsure), and his purpose in this show is unclear to me as well. Yes, he is not human. Yes, he is in school. Yes, it is said that "nobles are protectors of people," but even with that said, why? Why is he there specifically? We never discover his purpose as a character, and even more so, he barely says anything to begin with. So, we don't even learn anything from his own dialogue either (other than he likes ramen). Further, it is made to seem that Raizel would be the MC, but as more and more characters are introduced to the plot, no one ends up standing out above the rest as a protagonist. They just exist within this story - equally. As for the plot itself, I am completely perplexed about what Nobles are. I went into this show thinking it was about vampires, but what they are exactly is never fully fleshed out. As with much else in this plot, a lot is just confusing. The fighting scenes weren't anything special, and the other characters were just there. They added nothing of relevance to this story. But then again, neither did the supposed MC. I'm honestly shocked at how this show turned out, since the first couple of episodes showed a lot of promise. But it just continued on a downward path from there. Overall, I don't think this was terrible, but it had a lot of obvious problems that kept it from being good.

Late review, but the show adaption of Noblesse was just a fad. It was cool for a short time like a fidget spinner, but soon to be forgotten quite quick. While I did watch the OVA, usually you aren't suppose to hold them in account for watching..shows? To be blunt, this show wasn't that good and was severly lacking from original reading material. There are a lot of issues which have been discussed already, but my concerns lie around the pacing and setting. A lot of watchers were distraught as the story was not explained properly? Plus the show itself was heavily dependent on people somehow watching the OVA or reading the source material. It's a common flaw in Manhwa where authors expect you to just "accept" what's happening without asking questions of the ridiculous events. I won't be too hard on the show, it did open the door for more Korean show adaptions.

I honestly have bias to this show since im in love with the aesthetic and characters. Im not a fan of the trope of a overly handsome and perfect guy everyone simps over, but for this film im willing to look past it. The pacing feels alright, though a bit fast. Every character has something interesting and unique about them, creating a diverse team of main characters (eventhough most concepts used in this series are recycled from other generic ideas of a fantasy world mixed with modernity). The characters overall, dont exactly feel human and its hard to sympathize/empathize with some them and that may be just because of the pacing-they had alot of stuff to put into a small amount of episodes. Some characters you meet in the first few episodes seem to get forgotten over time-leaving me to wonder if theyll ever become relevant again. Thats what I think anyway. That being said, I do rewatch this show at least once every year. I love the characters as well as animation. Unfortunately, I doubt theyll continue this series via anime anytime soon, and its better to find the webtoon for it.

I'm not sure what I was expecting from this, but I didn't really expect much. Webtoon can be hit and miss for me, and I don't spend a lot of time checking things out on there. I have not read the backstory so this review is based off the series alone. The animation is good, the storyline is interesting, and it has a lot of fresh twists and turns. It keeps you engaged throughout and doesn't have any huge holes in it as far as I can tell (so far). There seems to be a lot more needed to finish out the story so I can't say for certain if it will end up being 4 stars throughout. I'll check back in after a bit and revise. Update: This is a really fun twist on a nobility theme. It is labeled as a "dark fantasy" and it mashes together some dark themes but overall it is really lighthearted. I don't know much about it, but I honestly think it presents as a shojo in a lot of ways. I think they could have developed some plot points and personalities, and gotten deeper into the "dark" bits of the theme but overall it was really well done. I disliked the ending but I'm keeping it at 8 for overall execution.

In my opinion, although I have never read the manhwa version, I still find the content in the movie quite good and attractive. The characters are drawn very well and neatly. The colors in each scene are extremely harmonious and clear. Because each episode is only about 30 minutes long, it may not be possible to clearly and fully show many of the characters' actions, leading to a long delay. In short, I really enjoyed these 13 episodes and always look forward to the next developments that will be aired. Thanks to the producer and staff for working so hard to create a movie like this. If possible, I hope to show season 2 in the future so that many people and myself can watch it.