Heavily borrows from Harry Potter, but the protagonist cannot
do magic. The show is technically one long repetitive joke that
appears in many, many form, yet somehow remains entertaining.
Quickly becomes a battle shounen.
Genuinely don't know what to say about this.
Unfortunately making a whole show (or LN) out of a single
character who's usually the butt of gags unsurprisingly didn't
end up being amazing. It's more Konosuba without everything else
that made Konosuba such a banger. Rather lukewarm but you'll
watch it anyways because it's Megumin.
Romance series by the Mitsudomoe author. The two main
characters are huge dorks in their own way and are pretty cute
together. Absolutely not a one trick pony and more or less each
episodes actually do feel like they're actually slowly
progressing things. A must watch.
Reverse isekai, gets actually pretty complex quickly as you end
up following more than several different groups and characters,
all with their own motivations. It sounds complicated but so
far, it never really get that messy and hard to follow
One of the best disaster I've seen. A new director came and
used the budget in a very interesting manner. In one episode
you'll have the animation shitting itself, but in another you'll
get some quality background gags during a long talky exposition.
It helped that the whole thing was comedic and seemingly
shitpost-y. It was a sight to behold
Disappointing. You get baited thinking it's a sequel, it starts
as such, it kinda is, but a lot of it is backstories and side
stories and some further explanations. It ends with an absolute
bang however.
Hilarious, but unfortunately low budget and ends early, despite
the manga being finished, leaving you wanting more. Despite the
budget, it was quite great. Like Meikyuu Black Company and a
bunch of others, the gem here is the asshole protagonist that
uses his head and meager powers to actually trick opponents
Starts extremely promising, seemed like a big passion project
but being as weird as it is, it does the mistake of suddenly
attempting to have a plot at the end, which was absolutely shit
and completely sank it in the end
Actually has Yuri elements btw. In the cafe they end up larping
as a classic yuri story, hence the title of the show. Obviously,
some relationship issues (non-yuri and then yuri) ends ups
affecting their work at the café
Nice calm slice of life about a reverse isekai'd elf that ended
up being worshiped as a god, but is a shut in otaku NEET. Ends
up having a lot of facts about the edo era
Has a bit of an old school looks and a tad low budget. Way
better than shit like Tokyo Revengers, because Rokudou actually
manages to have a spine and get into the action. Unfortunately
it's a short lived adaptation despite the manga being finished,
leaving you a bit unsatisfied.
REALLY weird anime. A tad lower budget, but adequate for the
kind of show it is. It would seem repetitive at first, I mean,
where could this possibly even go? But it manages to be good
until the end somehow. It's a show that is actually very good at
what it does.
Fantastic... until the end at least. I have no idea if it's
because the "multimedia project" it might have been failed,
which, for example the video game came out in an awful state,
apparently it's absolutely awful. But this seems like it got the
axe earlier than it could've because it would have needed a
whole 3rd season to properly finish what S2 set up. Lots of
revelations during the season and it obviously starts
speedrunning the show around the end, to unfortunately finish on
a clipshow final confrontation. Very disappointing.
It starts with a banger as a police story, but then he quickly
join this goofy secret organization that capture unruly yokais
and all sort of creatures and it stays relatively goofy, but
never all that great. It's okay.
Elementary school idols gets their producer assigned because
he's a manlet. Each episode focus on a specific idol, with older
idols appearing in some eps. Pretty decent
Starts relatively mundane despite the premise, but as it goes
it starts getting extremely interesting as the main character
progress and increasingly gets into her roles and you actually
do feel that sudden change in the voice actress' acting too.
This happens around the Aladdin play arc.
Dr.Stone continues with a banger of a season, whole new challenges and actually getting closer to the show's main mystery.
A goddamn movie length premiere that can actually stand on it's
own and started as an absolute banger to the series. Ends up
being a critic of the Japanese idol and entertainment industry
while the protagonist investigate.