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Genres: Sci-Fi, Drama

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Episodes: 5 (20 mins each)

MAL Score: 7.61

My Score: 8.50

What's it about?

The anime takes place in an empty post-apocalyptic city. A single, nameless survivor (the 'Junker') rumages through the city looking for anything worth scavenging, and finds himself in an abandoned planetarium. There, he finds the planetarium's only remaining employee, a robot girl named Yumemi, who remains blissfully unaware of the situation outside due to her programming. Convinced he's her first customer in decades, she tries to show him a planetarium show, only to find the projector is broken. Strangely compelled by this lonely yet cheerful robot (and the planetarium she treasures), the nameless protagonist agrees to help her repair it.

Why should you watch it?

Planetarian is without a doubt, a show that remains true to it's purpose and never strays from it. All you have to do to verify this is to check the above MAL link and find that there are only two voice acting credits in this series.

The two characters, Junker and Yumemi provide a contrast that works so well in a series like this. The Junker is understandably jaded, as he's seen the end of human civilization and is just doing his best to stay alive. Yumemi is quite the opposite, as she continues to hold on hope that one day, the people will come back to the planetarium and that once more, she'll be able to do what she loves: Show people the beauty of the stars and inspire the hearts and minds of those who look upon them.

It is their interactions that drive the show. Apart from one action sequence, the show is almost purely dialogue. From their exchanges, we learn their backstories and the reasons why they are in this situation. The character development here, while somewhat predictable, is still very effective from an emotional standpoint and makes the payoff during the finale that much stronger. Despite the short length of the series, I found my emotional attachment to these characters as strong as any full-length series I've seen all year.

The contrast between the two lies not only in their personalities, but in the themes they represent. Planetarian explores the rather contradictory nature of humanity as a whole. Yumemi represents humanity's hope and ambition, which could propel it into the stars and continuously move it towards newer and greater heights. On the other hand, the Junker represents the tragic and pragmatic side of things, by being the byproduct of a world where humanity has succumbed to its own internal struggles and where mere survival is the only ambition for those left.

Hearing Yumemi's belief in human potential and contrasting that with her utterly depressing surroundings creates an incredible sense of tragedy and regret, which is perhaps the show's most memorable element.

What are some of the weaknesses of the series?

The main flaw or turnoff for some people might be Yumemi, at least at first. She's very talkative and as a robot attendant, is inclined to repeat the same lines over and over again. I found that endearing, but some might find her grating and annoying (a sentiment initially shared by the Junker). Some might also find her character design a little over the top considering the gritty aesthetic of the series, though I would argue that ties in well with the themes of the series.

Despite the superficial similarities to a show like Plastic Memories, there is no romance in this series, so romance fans will likely be underwhelmed.

The artwork and animation of the series is average, and the direction I would say is merely competent. That said, there is one scene that the animators REALLY had to nail in this series and I think they pulled it off very well.

Who is this series for?

• Anyone looking for a short, serious and emotional series

Final Notes

• The series is based off of KEY's kinetic novel. A kinetic novel is like a visual novel, but there are no choices and only one ending.

• The sequel/side-story film Planetarian: Hoshi no Hito was released in September. I have not seen it, as there are no subs for it yet.

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