Paripi Koumei Review

If this show’s telling me anything, it’s that P.A. works is really good at adapting shows. But terrible at making their own in-house ones. This is like the third adaption in a row they’ve knocked it out of the park, and if those aren’t results, I don’t know what is.

Spy x Family Review

I’m at a point in watching anime where I’m starting to feel bad for the popular shows that fall out of favor once the season ends. Because as good as Spy x Family is, seeing it fall to the wayside now that its time in the limelight is over is…disheartening to say the least

Date A Live IV Review

If you ask me, at this point, I’m just hoping that this series doesn’t look like utter trash by the time we finish Volume 22. How can a series that apparently has a large fanbase and good enough popularity still struggle to find its footing?

Tokyo 24th Ward Review

You know when you watch something because you think the concept is cool? But it ends up flopping because it’s trying too hard/too much? Yeah.

Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season Part 2 Review

There are no good men or women in this show anymore. Only survivors. Survivors that carry the sins of their past and the ones before them as they look on towards the future. Hoping that one day the killing will end with their freedom intact.

Vanitas no Carte Part 2 Review

There’s something to be said when a series makes you uncomfortable…in the good way. Or make it possible to laugh so heartily in one scene before triggering your flight or fight response in the very next scene. Maybe it’s just me, but that about sums up my experience with watching this show.

Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru Review

Would I say that this one deserves all of the hype it’s been getting this season? Not particularly. Would I say that it has some merit to it that makes it worth watching? I’d say so. Is Marin cute? I mean…is there really any other major selling point that the show has at face value? Girl’s all over the marketing.

Ousama Ranking Review

There was once a boy named Bojji, who walked the streets with no clothes. Despite his appearance, Bojji was a prince, and aspired to fulfill the duty of his people and become a worthy king following in the literal giant footsteps of his father. But the world wasn’t kind to Bojji, for he was deaf and knew little of the world beyond his reach. But if he was, for a moment, showed even a little bit of kindness, then he would surely return that noble deed tenfold and defend those that needed help, no matter who they were.

Taishou Otome Otogibanashi Review

I want to preface this by saying that this is a HISTORICAL piece of fiction. Meaning that the customs, cultures, and events of the story are both integral to the plot and very outdated for the modern era. Because this is a point that I’m going to be talking about at length and for the most part, does affect my feelings towards the show.

Sakugan Review

I’d like to imagine that the boardroom meeting when deciding how to write this show went something along the lines of “But what if we did THIS thing too?” and the other members just shouted “Write that down! Write that down!” because it sounded like a good idea at the time.