Big Order
2016 • Asread
- Format
- TV
- Aired
- 2016
- Episodes
- 10
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- Asread
- Genres
- Action · Supernatural
Ten years ago, a fairy by the name of Daisy appeared and asked the child Eiji Hoshimiya what his one and only wish was. Although his wish remains a mystery, the consequences were catastrophic. In an event called the "Great Destruction," the world started to fall apart as everything collapsed and countless people died.
Now, Eiji is a high school student whose only concern is his sick sister. He does not remember what he wished for; all that he remembers is that his wish caused the Great Destruction. In the years since that event, thousands of other people have also received abilities to make their heart's desire come true. These people called "Orders" are believed to be evil and are hated by the general public. However, some of these Orders are after Eiji's life in vengeance for those that he killed. Will Eiji be able to survive the numerous assassination attempts? And the biggest mystery of all: what did he wish for, and what were his intentions in wishing for something that caused so much desolation?
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Big Order is a 2016 television anime series produced by the studio Asread, based on the manga series by Sakae Esuno. The project emerged following the significant success of Esuno’s previous work, Future Diary, and sought to replicate its high-stakes, supernatural survival thriller aesthetic. The story centers on Eiji Hoshimiya, a boy whose wish has the power to destroy the world, as he navigates a landscape of others with similar reality-altering abilities known as Orders.
The series was directed by Hatanaka Takuro and featured character designs aimed at capturing the intense, dark tone of the original manga. Upon its release, it received a polarized reception from both critics and fans of the genre. While it maintained the chaotic energy and complex power mechanics that define Esuno's work, it was often noted for its departure from the tighter narrative structure of its predecessor, leading to a legacy as a polarizing cult entry within the mid-2010s anime landscape.
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