A show having shitty animation over 20 years ago is not really an excuse for a show in 2015 having the same shitty animation.

so yea https://video-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hv...d2&oe=55CF97B3

I have no words.

Yeah, watching the director's cut instead of episode 12 is a terrible idea. There's stuff left out of it that is really needed for proper context. You really have to watch 12 first...unfortunately, because it's just such a freaking bad ending and until you watch the director's cut you're left with a sense of "what in the hell just...?"

Thank I'll watch 12 tonight so can get my head round DC

I really dig Akame ga Kill so far. I don't get the hate so far. I mean the animation looks nice, the action is enjoyable and all of the characters have good personalities to them. The story is pretty cool too. No spoilers since I'm watching it as it airs on Toonami.

Let's just say some don't like it because:
1) the ending (you'll see)
And 2) anime steers away from the manga big time

I'm actually one of those who enjoyed it despite the ending.

ok after going back to season one of crowds to watch episode twelve i think both DC and original Cut where crappy only thing i liked from DC hajima putting katze in to her own body that prob be even then never understood why she did not just killed him but that the way she i suppose.

Because it had a lot of potential to compete with the big 3 as well as Attack On Titan, instead it stray off so far from the manga, that it became a super typical shonen anime.

I haven't read the manga yet. I like to read the manga after I finish the anime shows first. I think as long if they tell a good story then adaptions should stand on their own. I still think the original FMA series is good despite not being 100% faithful to the manga. Same with non anime shows and movies like The Lawnmower Man which is a decent sci-fi flick even though it had nothing to do with the Stephen King short story of the same title.