There is very little meticulous attention to logic of the 'real world' - it ignores concepts suchДЄs geography, diffusion of technology, agricultural production, trade between societies, spread of culture, etc. The world of Kino's Journey exists in an allegorical space. It presents a world open to questioning, and wants us draw our own conclusions and learn more about life, etc, etc, etc. Each episode tells a story of a hypothetical society and is engaging by appealing to our curiosity. The viewer travels with Kino and Hermes as they go to many different lands and see different cultures and customs. Interesting show! I could discuss it for a long time, but instead I'll make this quick. I wish the creators had used more quirky, unusual, bizarre, and even grotesque characters. See lesbian characters used purely as fanservice/objects of comedy. The characters were: a normal, straight-laced kid her two lesbian best friends who want to fondle her and a big-busted teacher, who her friends also want to fondle. Their bantering is downright banal - in fact, the high point for me was the pun 'mochi-vated'. It consists of three friends bantering and goofing off, which would be fine if they were witty and interesting individuals, but alas! they are dull as wallpaper. Unfortunately, this isn't the right anime for me. Solution? A light-hearted anime to help you unwind!

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