ID: Invaded

The reviewer q66 is right to say sometimes all it takes to make a really good and entertaining show is an interesting basic concept and a very well-crafted atmosphere. It does not have to make perfect sense and does not have to have perfectly detailed explanations to keep you entertained the whole way through. I can also understand why some people say this anime series is like a mix of Minority Report and The Silence of the Lambs, with the caveat that I would have added Inception because of what happens in the episodes at the end of the season (well, there is a well inside a well...). In other words, it is very imaginative, mysterious, and sometimes it toys with the audience just like a cat plays with a mouse. So I found it intriguing, entertaining, and even often caught myself looking forward to future episodes. Despite that, personally speaking, I think the weak ending is one of the downsides, maybe as I was expecting something more intense, maybe even more interesting, although after saying that the ending was quite adequate. There remains just one question - am I also a genius detective, having worked out Johnny Walker's identity within the first few episodes, or was this one just so terribly obvious? 7.5/10. (2020.03.22)