Rooster Fighter Ep 1 Remember how big One Punch Man was when it first came out, only for it to fall off after that first season? Well, when it was in vogue, it was a pretty good parody of shonen heroes and superheroes in general. It’s what TV Tropes refers to as a cliche storm: …
You Can’t be in a Romcom with Your Childhood Friends Review — C-
This disappointed me by not being trashy enough. Let’s just say the first episode set up some unmet expectations. It was enjoyable at times, but it went nowhere, and kept introducing more and more childhood friends. Two was already two more than we needed. The main character had only slightly more personality than the generic …
Champignon Witch Review — B
The witch of mushrooms lives a shunned life. This show did a fantastic job at establishing the atmosphere. It felt like it was straight out of a fairy tale. The visuals, music, and story all compounded the effect. My main criticism is at times it felt unfocused. The author had more to say than they …
Isekai Office Worker: The Other World’s Books Depend on the Bean Counter Review — B-
An accountant goes to another world and finds out he’s gay. I’m trying to think of other BL I have enjoyed. No. 6, Earth Defense Club… Maybe that’s it? This ended up being one of my favorite BL shows of all time. It’s up there for isekai too. Instead of having anything to do with …
Kunon the Sorceror Can See Review — D
A blind boy overcomes adversity… in the first episode… and then is busy being popular and doted on by everyone. I thought this was interesting in the first episode, and they immediately dumped everything I liked about it by episode two. The main character is an insufferable womanizer and the story consisted of him being …
Midnight Heart #12 — Non-Battle of the Non-Bands
How do crowds work anyway. Impressions: An unceremonious ending, second season simultaneously announced notwithstanding. Same as before. I find more grace and inspiration in overcoming failure and struggling rather than just pretending like there was failure, and then milking all the past previously unseen failure in flashbacks that was overcome somewhere offscreen. Especially when …






