91 Days

Set in the Prohibition-era American city of Lawless, 91 Days follows Angelo Lagusa, a young man seeking revenge for the murder of his family. He infiltrates the Vanetti mafia family, the presumed culprits, under a new identity. As he climbs the ranks and gets closer to his goal, he forms complex relationships and becomes entangled in the brutal power struggles of the city's criminal underworld.

91 Days was generally well-received by critics and audiences for its mature storytelling, compelling characters, and atmospheric portrayal of the Prohibition era. Its darker themes and focus on revenge resonated with viewers who appreciated its departure from typical anime fare. The animation and voice acting were also frequently praised.

• Praised for its compelling revenge narrative and mature themes.
• Appreciated for its effective depiction of the Prohibition setting and gangster atmosphere.
• Noted for strong character development and engaging plot progression.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the show's thrilling plot and the protagonist's quest for vengeance as major strengths. Many viewers enjoyed the dark and gritty atmosphere, and the complex relationships that developed throughout the series. Some found the ending to be slightly rushed, but overall satisfaction was high.

The series' setting, Lawless, is an entirely fictional city, but it is heavily inspired by the atmosphere and social conditions of American cities during the Prohibition era, such as Chicago and New York.