The world of Psycho-Pass continues to get darker, stranger and more interesting every week. Considering the somewhat reflective way in which this episode started, it certainly managed to pack an awful lot into its 22 minutes.  It ended up being one of the creepiest episodes yet, and also one of […] Read more

If Minority Report Mated with UN-GO and gave birth to Urobuchi Gen, Psycho-Pass would be pretty close to the result. Fundamentally, I think Psycho-Pass comes down to this: if you think a sci-fi film noir written by Gen and animated by Production I.G. is likely to be interesting, you’re going […] Read more

I’m still trying to figure out just what kind of series Psycho-Pass wants to be, but whatever that is it’s undeniably interesting. I see two basic questions at the heart of the matter in discerning what we have with this series.  Is it something deep and profound and full of […] Read more

I was pretty worried after the first episode, but talent seems to be winning the day with Psycho-Pass. I’m not sure Urobuchi Gen is capable of writing a series that’s less than interesting, but as the disjointed first episode showed, it takes more than interesting ideas to make an anime […] Read more

I’m not sure that Urubochi-san and I.G. could have made a second episode that was more different in every way from the first, for better and for worse.  Only time will tell whether that was a good strategy for the first two eps of the series. Make no mistake, I […] Read more