English Dub Review: Gachiakuta “The Inhabited”

Overview

Cast into the Pit, Rudo is saved by the mysterious Enjin, who may not have his best interests at heart..

Our Take

Picking up directly from the previous episode, the second installment of Gachiakuta continues the momentum with heightened intensity and a deeper look into its grim, chaotic world, while expanding on the tone and stakes established in the premiere. New character dynamics begin to emerge, and the episode wastes no time building on the emotional volatility and unrest already bubbling beneath the surface.

Visually, the episode delivers a bold aesthetic, blending vivid color choices with stylized action. While some viewers may find the CGI elements jarring, particularly during monster encounters, the direction and overall visual identity are distinct and consistent with the show’s gritty tone…

Overall, this episode reinforces Gachiakuta’s gritty identity, continuing the story with a confident mix of chaotic action, dark-fantasy flair, and emerging social themes. It expands the world and deepens its characters without heavy exposition, while introducing new players and abilities that add intrigue and intensity. With Rudo’s powers awakening and Enjin’s stylish entrance, the series cements its tone and momentum, hinting that its real depth is only beginning to surface.