STEINS GATE IS NOT BORING. You have to bear through Okarin’s jokes for a few episodes but it is a very well crafted series. And the fact that it is based off of an actual 2000s fake (maybe) internet user, makes it all the more interesting. The very fact that it could happen is what makes it a even more fun to watch.
The anime of Steins;Gate 0 is alright it removes a lot of what the visual novel has slashing both the good and bad. The Visual Novel of Steins;Gate 0 is great but no where near the original.
The sequel to the 2011 Steins;Gate television anime series will open in at least 30 theaters across Japan. To summarize, the movie takes place after the anime series. This is the translated story description: Okabe Rintaroua self-proclaimed “insane mad scientist” and chuunibyou college student.
The order that I’d recommend to watch the series in would be to first start with the first 24 episodes, then the episode 25 ova, the movie, the alternative ending (known as 23 beta), then finally Steins;Gate 0.
Although confusing at times, Steins;Gate packs an emotional punch, especially when things go wrong. Nevertheless, seeing Mayuri and Kurisu alive at the end makes the journey feel like it’s worth it.
Steins;Gate is one hell of an amazing anime. It was in top 10 list in 2018 and is constantly ranked among the top animes. The whole concept revolves around time travel. But mind you, Stein’s;Gate isn’t a typical time travel parody.
In the 0 worldline, Kurisu is dead, but an AI based on her memories and personality, called AMADEUS is created. This Beta worldline Okabe realises later in his life that Kurisu’s death can be prevented, save Mayuri and also the aversion of WW3.
Steins;Gate is one hell of an amazing anime. It was in top 10 list in 2018 and is constantly ranked among the top animes. The whole concept revolves around time travel. But mind you, Stein’s;Gate isn’t a typical time travel parody.
Steins;Gate 0 was produced by White Fox, and partially adapts the 2015 video game of the same name. The game is a sequel to Steins;Gate, which was also adapted into an anime by White Fox in 2011. While the game’s story is composed of multiple routes, the anime reconstructs the story into one single route.
Kurisu Makise is the female protagonist of the anime series Steins;Gate and the love interest of Rintarou Okabe.
