Like the title says. Ok, so this wasn’t objectively the best anime or anything, but I had a great time with it. This is exactly what I want from thoughtless fun. It’s funny, it’s never boring, has some unique personalities, yes it’s absolutely stupid but that’s what makes it great. Only thing I disliked was …
The kingdom of magic and the empire of science are at war. Star-crossed lovers meet on the battlefield… And then fuckall happens for twenty four episodes. They go to a water park together. Random evil villains show up to laugh maniacally and kidnap their relatives. The whole thing was just tiresome. Only reason I kept …
A girl with social anxiety makes friends with the food club. I loved the first episode. It did a great job showing the main girl’s struggles interacting with other people. It was emotionally charged and touching. And I recall thinking at the time, this is going to end up exactly like Hanasaku Iroha, Tari Tari, …
Adventurers are also youtubers. I enjoyed the slightly unique premise. Although it was kind of half-assed and I would forget all about it until it was convenient. The initial betrayal and revenge story was interesting. But then after that ended I began to lose interest, it just felt like a generic adventure story without much …
…Why are we bringing back and highlighting all these idiots at the last minute again? Impressions: Pretty weak ending. Nothing compared to Lazarus’s, but why are we focused on all these random tertiary characters who were absent the entire season? Why are the Rangers, mostly the antagonists of the show, getting the top billing …
For all the talk of 13 episodes being too long for Midori no Majo-hen, the season ends in seamless fashion. More Saville Row than off the shelf, you might say. I guess this is the upside of and justification for those annoyingly long recaps we were tortured with for most of the season. I think …
