I haven't played the game so maybe that's why I didn't enjoy the show as much as others.

The time line was a bit confusing to me, I felt lost in almost the whole series. The plot was good for a quick binge but it's not something that you'll remember for a long time. I have to say that I found episode 2 the most entertaining among all of them, the rest seemed ok to me. And I can't seem to decide whether I like the ml noctis or not He seemed spoiled to me, idk he looked sad since he was a kid even though everyone treated him very well, I first assumed that his father was cruel but that wasn't the case at all and then there's this situation when ignis comes to clean his messed up house and doesn't even get a simple thank you from noctis in return I know it's his job but saying thank you wouldn't harm.

"Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV" is an excellent anime series that provides a fantastic prequel to the popular video game Final Fantasy XV. It is an underrated gem that deserves more recognition, and here's why.

First and foremost, the series is incredibly engaging and fun to watch. Each episode is short, yet packed with plenty of action, humor, and character development. The animation is beautiful, and the voice acting is superb, bringing the characters to life in a way that is both entertaining and emotionally engaging.

While every episode is worth watching, there are two particular standouts. Episode two delves into the relationship between Noctis and Prompto, showcasing the latter's insecurities and struggles with being a friend to the prince. Meanwhile, episode five provides an excellent story that's intense and properly develops Noctis and his relationship with his father. Episode 5 in my mind has to be probably one of the best anime episodes I've ever watched, it adds such a good touch to FFXV.

Overall, "Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV" is an essential watch for anyone who is a fan of the Final Fantasy franchise. It provides an excellent backstory to the game's characters, and even for those who haven't played the game, the series is still an enjoyable and entertaining anime in its own right. Its short runtime makes it perfect for a quick binge, and it's a shame that more people haven't given this underrated gem the attention it deserves.