My Personal Reviews on Anime
There are basically countless anime that deal with love. A lot of my favorites deal with it as one of the core themes. There are many variations, but they usually break down to boy meets girl, relationship builds through conflict and misunderstandings, conflict is resolved and a happily ever after. Some of them resolve conflict…
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I’m someone who often gets a ticket and boards the Hype Train. I’m not even a casual rider of the Hype Train. I would save money with an annual pass. And one of my favorite Hype Train destinations is the express ride to Nostalgia Town. High Score Girl can be found on the Nostalgia Town…
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With all the anime that I’ve watched, I can’t say that it has included a ton of Samurai related anime (really, only two titles come to mind). I don’t have anything against the idea of a samurai anime (yet, anyway), but I have yet to run into a samurai anime that compels me to watch…
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This is, without a doubt, one of the worst animes I’ve ever seen. And I know even before I write this that I am likely part of a very small minority that feels this way (this show actually has a 7.64 on MAL and that blows my mind). Even for anime that I only find…
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Every so often you come across an anime that really startles you, especially when, like me, you only watch the anime and don’t read any of the manga or light novels. I’ve certainly run into my fair share of surprises in my extensive 6 months of anime experience, but I think The Promised Neverland (Yakusoku…
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In the short time that I’ve been watching anime, one thing has become very clear to me: Japan loves the Isekai genre. For those who aren’t aware, Isekai anime (or any other medium) is a sub-genre of Japanese fantasy that simply means a different world, generally revolving around an everyday protagonist who gets transported to…
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I Watched an Anime 