The monster setting in the early stage was mutated according to the desires before life. This is still very novel. The characters are also very full and the plot is relatively compact, especially the line of firefighters is very interesting. The more wrong, whether it is the setting of the special mutant or the central idea conveyed, the feeling is exactly the same as that of the ghouls I have seen before, and even since the muscle brother took the dog, there are no ordinary monsters jumping around at the door, so the second season will not be. Is it time to talk about the male protagonist exploring the way of survival between humans and special mutants? Personally, I feel a little unfinished
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