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1. Turning Point
Air date: Apr 6, 2011
A mad scientist attends a lecture on time travel and discovers that his text messages are no longer bound by the rules of space and time.
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2. Time Travel Paranoia
Air date: Apr 13, 2011
Okabe is shocked to learn that Makise Kurisu, who was stabbed by an unknown assailant during Doctor Nakabachi's lecture, is somehow alive and well.
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3. Parallel World Paranoia
Air date: Apr 20, 2011
Makise pays a visit to the lab, leading to further experimentation with the phone microwave.
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4. Interpreter Rendezvous
Air date: Apr 27, 2011
Okabe tries to learn the whereabouts of an IBN-5100, an antique computer.
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5. Starmine Rendezvous
Air date: May 4, 2011
Okabe uncovers the shocking truth behind SERN's attempts to master time travel.
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6. Butterfly Effect's Divergence
Air date: May 11, 2011
Makise figures out to the rules to the phone microwave; Okabe adds a new member to the staff.
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7. Divergence Singularity
Air date: May 18, 2011
Okabe takes his experimentation to the next level, but he fails to consider how his actions might alter the present.
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8. Chaos Theory Homeostasis - I
Air date: May 25, 2011
The latest experiment leads to a disappearance; time travel may make a young boy's dream a reality.
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9. Chaos Theory Homeostasis - II
Air date: Jun 1, 2011
Okabe is concerned about the changes his experimentation is causing; the IBN-5100 disappears from the lab.
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10. Chaos Theory Homeostasis - III
Air date: Jun 8, 2011
The warrior from downstairs tells Okabe about the search for her father; the aspiring mad scientist is troubled by a text message.
Steins;Gate (2011 - 2012)
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"Steins;Gate" is an ambitious sci-fi anime that definitely takes a while to get going. The finished package is not necessarily among my favorite anime series, but I admire the creativity at play here. I think the first half of the series can be a bit of a slog at times but I wouldn't say any of it is necessarily bad. It builds up to a lot of interesting moments and honestly is one of those shows I could spend time analyzing if I wanted to. Overall, it is a unique show that patient viewers will find something rewarding with, but it definitely doesn't have that addictive quality for most of it so watching it did feel like work for me in the beginning sections of the series, but it ultimately had satisfying payoff in the second half.
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Steins;Gate is a Japanese anime series based on the visual novel of the same name. The story revolves around a supposedly mad scientist who finds a way to change world history through time travel. Unfortunately, I can't say much about "Steins;Gate" because it's been a long time since I watched the anime and I found it difficult to understand the plot even then, so I don't really remember anything about it now, but I remember me that I found the characters very well written and that the team around Rintarou is perfectly put together. After all, I gave the anime a 9/10, so I must have liked it :D.
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Well-developed characters, compelling story, great voice acting - must-see!
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This is an amazing anime no doubt. Outstanding story and unbelievably unique characters that will stay with you forever. Unbelievably strong character development and plot structure. This is one of those anime's that you could easily re-watch the early episodes and every time you do you will end up connecting more dots - "oh, so that's why that happened! I get it now!", you will think to yourself. The first 11 episodes are slow paced but for a reason. Don't give up watching because the early episodes are necessary to set the context for the outstanding story that follows. If you stick with this anime past the midpoint, you will not regret it. Episode 12 is where the action starts and from there the action doesn't stop until the end. Okarin, the main character, is amazing in the English Dub. You will laugh with him, cry with him, and feel with him throughout his journey. Some characters seem annoying at first, but they grow on you too, so be patient. Honestly, everything about this anime is unique; the characters are unique, the plot is unique, the writing is unique; it's unlike anything I've ever seen before and that is what makes it so wonderful. One of the best anime's I have ever seen. If you are looking for a compelling story and strong character development, look no further. 10/10.
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A masterpiece plain and simple
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This is the best anime i've ever watched.
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An awesome serie of time travels. 10/10
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I tried giving this show a chance both in Japanese and in English because I saw how beloved it is. Amateur-hour levels of horrendous dialogue and woeful exposition. A neat idea drives the plot (what if you could send texts back in time) but really needed people who knew what they were doing to pilot it home. Trash.
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I enjoyd thes but season 2 is bettrer and yuo can wtach it on crunchroll todY it very gud
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I absolutely love this anime it is so good and phycological the animation is quite unique and I would recommend to anyone.
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