Rentarou begins his journey of 100 girlfriends. This is a show where when I think about it objectively, it’s pretty good. But personally I don’t like it. The animation is excellent, it’s decently funny (by anime standards), and there’s always something new and interesting going on. But for me it’s very draining to watch since …
The strongest warrior makes friends with demons. I read the manga this is based on years ago and it suffered from the same problem— not knowing what it’s setting out to do. The beginning was a silly, fluffy comedy which I enjoyed. But then partway through, it turns into this serious, dark story (half told …
I have no idea what happened. It ruled. Storytelling – A – Not sure what the story was entirely but it sure was told. Voice – A – Definitely unique. Characters – B – Hard to keep track of them honestly. Attention Grab – B – Kept my interest. Production – B – Looks good. …
A girl makes bishoujo games (and travels through time). I had a lot of fun with this. I appreciated how razor-focused the show was— it loves Akihabara and bishoujo games, and lets you know it! Much of the focus of the show is on this industry— but it presents it in a way where it …
Just what are they feeding these girls? Impressions: After the previous four shows today, something attempting to actually be a little absurd with some genuinely stupid faces feels like a palate cleanser. Like the pretty boy show, it’s definitely reminiscent of the girls-in-a-club shows that were all the rage five or so years ago that were …
Take your backpack and go die in the mountains, kid. Impressions: Ah, good. The flavor of tepid cliche that just bores me instead of filling me with existential dread for the entire anime industry. A throwback to when the girl harems were mainly about becoming the live-in maid for a bunch of angsty pretty boys …
