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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: While the CGI on the humans isn't the best, the animation for the Kaiju fights is amazing, being able to be fluid and fast-paced while also conveying the sheer size of the monsters and the impact of their blows.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: While the CGI on the humans isn't the best, the animation for the Kaiju fights is amazing, being able to be fluid and fast-paced while also conveying the sheer size of the monsters and the impact of their blows.blows.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans didn't take a liking to Zigra's Reiwa design, with some comparing it to Gyaos' design. Aside from that, the most common complaints were the upper torso and front view of its head.
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** [[spoiler:Emiko's betrayal deeply hurts the kids. especially Junichi, after all the times she and the group bonded over the first few episodes.]]
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** [[spoiler:Emiko's betrayal deeply hurts the kids. kids, especially Junichi, after all the times she and the group bonded over the first few episodes.]]
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** Still more people pointed out that unlikable human characters were frequently considered the weakest part of Polygon's previous kaiju outings- and that that could spell disaster here, since a good Gamera story relies more heavily on its human cast and their relationships to the kaiju than most other kaiju stories.
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** Still more people pointed out that unlikable human characters were frequently considered the weakest part of Polygon's previous kaiju outings- and that that could spell disaster here, since a good Gamera story relies more heavily on its human cast and their relationships to the kaiju than most other kaiju stories. Thankfully upon release most audiences agreed the human cast this time around was rather solid.
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** [[spoiler: Gamera's final attack blasting the moon was very quickly compared to the infamous Sonic Adventure 2 WebVideo/RealTimeFandub involving Alfred Coleman legendary lunar tirade.]]
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** [[spoiler: Gamera's final attack blasting the moon was very quickly compared to the infamous Sonic Adventure 2 WebVideo/RealTimeFandub involving Alfred Coleman Coleman's legendary lunar tirade.tirade when Dr. Eggman... let's say "assaulted" the moon in a similar manner.]]
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** [[spoiler: Gamera's final attack blasting the moon was very quickly compared to the infamous Sonic Adventure 2 WebVideo/RealTimeFandub involving Alfred Coleman legendary lunar tirade.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: The fact that Tazaki is divorced becomes this when his voice actor Creator/MamoruMiyano announced his divorce on his website just 3 months after the release of this series. Especially harsher considering that unlike his character, who doesn't like children and doesn't want to have them, Miyano ironically had a son before the divorce happened.
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* ImprovedSecondAttempt: This is both Polygon and Hiroyuki Seshita's second attempt at making a kaiju anime, the first being [[Anime/GodzillaPlanetOfTheMonsters Godzilla Anime Trilogy]].'' GAMERA -Rebirth-'' has received a ''far'' warmer reception and most fans consider it much better. Ironically, Seshita has explained in an interview that he recycled what he original intent for the Godzilla Anime Trilogy was before ExecutiveMeddling kicked in.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: The acoustic rendition of the classic Gamera March as the end credits song. Doubly so if you know the Japanese lyrics, which set to the new melody make it sound like a soothing, hopeful piece assuring the kids that Gamera will always be their to protect them.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: Many viewers thought that Junichi was a boy, due to her complete lack of any feminine attributes (having very short, wavy hair and unisex clothing) or interests (she's depicted as a bookish nerd type interesting in military hardware and the paranormal), and the ''Gamera'' franchise previously focusing only on boys as a the main characters (with girls usually being sidelined, apart from Asagi and Ayana in the Heisei Trilogy). This is aided by the fact that Boco and Joe, who've known her since 3rd grade, treat her as just one of their gang and assume it's no big deal to anyone that she isn't a boy. Even in the story, it takes Brody several episodes before he finds out that Junichi is a girl (and Boco and Joe react with "you couldn't tell?"), which leads to a few blink-and-you-miss-it ShipTease moments.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: Many viewers thought that Junichi was a boy, due to her complete lack of any feminine attributes (having very short, wavy hair and unisex clothing) or interests (she's depicted as a bookish nerd type interesting in military hardware and the paranormal), and the ''Gamera'' franchise previously focusing only on boys as a the main characters (with girls usually being sidelined, apart from Asagi Asagi, Nagamine, and Ayana in the Heisei Trilogy). This is aided by the fact that Boco and Joe, who've known her since 3rd grade, treat her as just one of their gang and assume it's no big deal to anyone that she isn't a boy. Even in the story, it takes Brody several episodes before he finds out that Junichi is a girl (and Boco and Joe react with "you couldn't tell?"), which leads to a few blink-and-you-miss-it ShipTease moments.
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** The Hemueden and by extension The Eustace Foundation. Just who are they really or more importantly what are they? Despite living on Earth 100,000 years ago, they appear almost inhuman, seemingly lacking any real emotions or even empathy for those around them, with only [[spoiler: Emiko]] showing any signs of emotion. Even when things aren’t quite going their way like [[spoiler: Emiko’s betrayal]] or the realization that they're short on food supplies, they appear more amused by the situations instead of angry. The fact that they own spacefaring equipment and have a moon base - as well as more advanced technology than the military - and the main board members appear to have some form of immortality, it’s quite possible they were never even from Earth to begin with.
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** The Hemueden and by extension The Eustace Foundation. Just who are they really or more importantly what are they? Despite living on Earth 100,000 years ago, they appear almost inhuman, seemingly lacking any real emotions or even empathy for those around them, with only [[spoiler: Emiko]] showing any signs of emotion. Even when things aren’t quite going their way like [[spoiler: Emiko’s betrayal]] or the realization that they're short on food supplies, they appear more amused by the situations instead of angry. The fact Considering that they own spacefaring equipment and have a moon base - as well as more advanced technology than the military - and the main board members appear to have some form of immortality, it’s quite possible they were never even from Earth to begin with.
