This review contains SPOILER
CHARACTERS
We can see here the development of the characters. Their improvements as the show goes on. For instance, the main protagonist is Shigeo Kageyama, also known as Mob.
Despite the fact that his master assisted him in controlling his power by giving Mob words of wisdom and advice, Mob's rage is definitely uncontrollable, and no one can stop it. In the last part of Season 1, we can see that Reigen Arataka accepted Mob's rage. He turned Mob's rage into something that only adults can do, which also includes psychic powers. With this outcome, Mob learned that his psychic powers are just a normal thing. Reigen showed Mob that he's a normal person, whether he has psychic powers or not. The same is true for their adversary. He talked to them and brought them back to their senses.
There are also other characters that showed improvement, including Ritsu Kageyama, Dimple, Teruki Hanazawa, and many more.
STORY
The plot revolves around Mob. He wants to control his power, so he consults Reigen Arataka, and this spices things since Reigen used Mob's psychic abilities to exorcise ghosts and other paranormal entities. It's interesting since there are adversaries along the way that help Mob finally understand himself and control his feelings and emotions. We can see this kind of improvement from the start of season 2 until season 3.
ANIMATION
The animation was really inclined toward the story. It's like average animation, as you can see from the characters and setting. It's just simple and plain, but that simplicity makes the fight scene more amazing and accurate. In my opinion, the animation was really made for this anime. It doesn't need special effects, glow-ups, etc. It just needs simplicity, that's all.
P.S. The manga of Mob Psycho is great, but the adaptation is greater. In my opinion.
Here's a quote from Reigen Arataka to brighten your day.
When things go south, it's okay to run away.
"Don't be ashamed if you are different from others. Just be yourself, because there are people who will like you for who you are. If you meet them someday, treasure them because they are few in this world."
