Its initial appearance comes off as a very urbanized and splendid-looking state-of-the-art utopia, but underlying that mask is something else entirely that clearly defines this show’s setting as a dystopia filled with underlying criminal activity. To start off, Akudama Drive is set in a futuristic Japan, specifically the regions of Kansai and Kanto, previously ravaged by war and conflict. So then you ask: what exactly went wrong? What was working out so well early on as a very promising presentation from the otherwise hectic year of 2020 simply unraveled down the stretch. unruly fashion, or quite literally, a runaway train bound for wreckage. With all of this in one package, being created and written by none other than Kazutaka Kodaka, the creator of the Danganronpa franchise, well as being influenced by classic films like Pulp Fiction, Blade Runner, and The Ghost in the Shell, it’s not surprising that many people would instantly be hooked on it and praise it so much.īut the truth is, Akudama Drive is akin to a bunch of discombobulated parts tossed into a blender in
Lots of flashing aesthetics, bombastic action, sheer madness, ludicrous characters, and a cool-looking hi-tech environment. Akudama Drive is one of those easily captivating and enticing sci-fi action flick series.
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