Koji Kabuto
This spring 2025 anime season has been a rough one for fans, with many series failing to live up to expectations. One such show that has been struggling to keep viewers engaged is “Lost in Time,” a sci-fi adventure anime that promised to be a thrilling ride but has fallen flat due to poor pacing and bad animation.
From the very first episode, “Lost in Time” has been plagued by a lack of momentum, with scenes dragging on for far too long and failing to build tension or excitement. This has made it difficult for viewers to stay invested in the story, as they find themselves constantly checking the time or getting distracted by other things.
Adding insult to injury is the subpar animation quality of the show, with awkward character movements and inconsistent art styles taking away from the overall viewing experience. Many fans have expressed their disappointment with the animation, noting that it detracts from the otherwise interesting premise of the series.
Despite these shortcomings, “Lost in Time” does have some redeeming qualities, such as a strong voice cast and intriguing world-building. However, these positives are often overshadowed by the show’s pacing issues and animation problems.
As we move further into the spring 2025 anime season, it’s clear that “Lost in Time” will continue to struggle to find its footing. While some viewers may stick with the show in the hopes that it will improve, others may choose to drop it in favor of more engaging series. Only time will tell if “Lost in Time” can turn things around and captivate its audience once again.
Source: Comic Book Resources
