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There is something bold and beautiful about it, that makes such a nihilistic ending feel not so totally hopeless after all. In Devilman Crybaby, even Satan sheds tears over losing the people he cares for. And despite his desire, as Satan, to decimate as much as possible, Ryo’s lifelong love for Akira leaves him devastated. Killing off everyone but the villain is both tragic and shockingly bold it is especially so as that villain is Ryo - who reveals himself to be Satan. Netflixīut the world doesn’t deserve him, despite his efforts to fend off the power-hungry people instigating the apocalypse. Despite humankind quickly devolving into the craving the same violent pleasures as the demons, Akira’s intent on protecting those he cares about bleeds through. But Akira’s real failure highlights the dark heart Yuasa borrowed from the original Devilman anime and manga for his iteration of the classic story. In a sense, it’s Akira’s fault for rejecting Ryo’s offer to join him on the demon-killing side. What results is an orgiastic succession of cannibalism (Taro, who becomes a demon, eats his mother), suicide and murder. But as Akira’s childhood best friend Ryo - who also exposed Akira to the powerful demon underbelly in an experiment gone wrong - becomes increasingly paranoid about the number of demons populating the human world, he encourages Akira to join him in eradicating humanity. Chief among them is Miki Makamura, the love of his life, and her younger brother Taro. Akira, the “Devilman Crybaby,” loses all of the loved ones he fought to protect as he balanced his demonic possession and inner humanity. Those horrors are shocking, even more so than the rampant sex-turned-death that opened the anime. All that remains is the promise that the horrors that befell Earth will start over the one being left alive, Satan, is doomed to repeat this cycle for eternity. )Īfter nearly four hours of explosive sexuality, an endlessly growing body count and mounting disarray, Devilman Crybaby wraps up right where it should: at the end of the world, with every human, demon or both dead and gone.
(It should probably go without saying here, but just in case, major spoilers ahead. But the finale is where creator Masaaki Yuasa really amps up what makes the show so special in order to create what ranks as one of the most brutal, unforgettable, and perfect endings I’ve ever seen.
I knew that just from watching the season’s first half, as I discussed shortly after its debut. Devilman Crybaby, a Netflix-exclusive anime that premiered in early January, is a masterpiece.
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