Did the dubstep ruin it, or make it better?

>>157134857
The modernization overall took away the creepy, erie vibes from that 70s-80s feel of the manga.

>>157134891
I was about to post this. The original manga had that mid XX century "Body Snatcher" sci-fi vibe that's completely absent from the show.

>>157134891
Holy shit, exactly this.

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Honestly, the dubstep wasn't the real issue.
It was the damn farting noises that all of the Parasytes made after they transformed. I sure hope the audio director never works again.

I never watched the anime, how much different is it from the manga?

>>157136091
It's set in modern time, the protagonist wear glasses at the start of the story, dubsteps play during action scenes.

>>157134891
The manga never really felt that creepy anon.

I didn't know Digimon had a new season.

>>157136800
Also no one even has a reaction when he loses his glasses. Not even a simple small scene to say that he got contacts or surgery.

The music was good, there were just scenes where it was used horribly.

personally i really liked the anime, never thought the music detracted from any scene.

If something, the parasites look just as disgusting as in the manga. But Migi was too moe.

>>157134857
dubstep makes everything better

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>>157138936
Generation-Z underage faggot spotted.

I hope the upcoming Blame film will have some proper dubstep on its soundtrack to highlight the electronic world!

>>157134857
What ruined it was turn the mc into your typical anime wimp, which makes hard to see the loose of his humanity as anything but an improvement.

>>157134857
Ruined it. It should have had an orchestral score.

>>157139074
Dubstep has existed for quite some time now.

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you cant ruin trash.

>>157139109
Don't joke about that

It was fine when the scenes were intense, and awkward when the were lacking. Either way it just kind of peters off towards the end, and it feels like the narration worked better in a medium suited to text.

>>157134891
I think the biggest problem was that many problems could be solved by having a cellphone.

>>157139074
Dubstep started in the UK in the late 80's along with drum and bass. It's in no way a gen Z thing unless you only consider modern EDM or Skrillex stuff to be "dubstep"