Well, to be honest, I’m not sure it would be able to appeal to any other audience beside BL fans.Īside from the homosexual content, No.6 starts off with an intriguing plot – and I won’t lie, I’m a total sucker for utopia/dystopia stories. If you’re a fan of shounen-ai, you will enjoy this. I mean, I’m a fan of yaoi/shounen-ai, so that probably contributes largely to the fact I enjoyed it, but I know there are a ton of people who aren’t comfortable with it. I’m not sure if I view it as a good thing, or bad. No.6 is listed as Sci-fi and Action, but there are also elements of Fantasy and Shounen-ai. At that point, he’s rescued by Nezumi and whisked away to the Western District to discover the truth about No.6. After witnessing two people strangely die, he’s taken away by the Bureau of Safety. There’s a time skip, and suddenly it’s four years later and instead of studying ecology, Shion’s a park worker. This leads to being stripped of his rights to live in Cronos and qualification to enter the Special Course. On his 12th birthday, Shion hides and helps an injured Nezumi, a VC. Oh, and one last thing: if you doubt us, we won’t hesitate to eliminate you. You will live happily and peacefully within these safe walls, and you will wear this
No.6 is a utopia, there is no poverty, there are no conflicts, there are no problems. NOTE: For my sake, I’m writing Nezumi, as Nezumi, and not “Rat” like in the subs, and Shion instead of Sion, like the MAL character page. Even so, it couldn’t hurt to try a sip, could it? But then again, everyone has different tastes and this just may not be your cup of tea. No.6 is a captivating anime and I can honestly say that after having just watched it twice through.
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