This series gets gaming better than any other. Anyone who has played a game has something here that will remind them of the fun they’ve had playing games.

I want to show appreciation for my favorite wholesome dads in anime!

Dragon Ball Daima’s tone, production quality, worldbuilding and everything is appealing to me perfectly so far.

This anime has a stellar start, establishing lovable + complex characters and showing that it has the chops for mature tackling of marriage and other relatable adult topics.

Growing up with autism can be a very alienating experience, with both autistic children and adults often struggling to feel accepted within the greater fabric of society. For this reason, it is comforting for autistic anime fans to see our unique struggles reflected in one of our favorite mediums.

This is a wholesome and funny show that lovingly portrays vtubers and the uplifting space they occupy. If you fit into the niches it is going for, you'll probably love it. But if not, it may leave you weirded out or wanting more.

Another season down, another to go! This season was mostly good, but has some mixed results and left me not as satified as other seasons.

I greatly enjoyed my first proper BL series! Adorable, funny and great relationship dynamics.

This anime can be really funny but not often enough and without other strong aspects to be worth watching in full.

Yuru Camp has a lot more substance and detail than you’d expect for a wholesome cute girls anime, making it truly special.

Girls Band Cry is hilarious, visually excellent, has an awesome aggressive tone, and has great emotional elements that play into the characters, atmosphere, music and themes. I loved this anime and highly recommend it, it completely lives up to the hype.

The finale to this runaway train roller coaster! It was a great and satisfying finale albeit with some minor issues.

This was an excellent season! Lots of great slice of life between Jellyfish, Girls Band Cry, Yuru Camp, and Euphonium. We got some awesome action and cool worlds from Train to the End, Kaiju no.8 and Dungeon Meshi. All of these shows had great comedy but Konosuba mostly knocked it out of the park. I'm looking forward to next season, though not as many for me as other seasons.

The cliff baby scene in AOT is the most emotionally powerful scene I’ve seen to date. The baby represents the beating Heart of Humanity, and all the complexities and layers of the human condition.

The girls bust straight into Ikebukuro, giving us some great action, characterization, and setup for the finale.

Time for episode 10, where we get an artistic conflict in Shiinamachi. We got a very funny and goofy episode this time. This will likely be the last hurrah of truly jovial shenanigans.

This episode had a lot of exposition and setup, but I don’t mind as we have had a lot of action packed episodes and this is the stuff I really wanted to get into.

The girls have to become magical girls to fight wacky shogi monsters while considering their past trauma.

Train to the End 6+7 Review. Shizuru is an asshole and zombies are degenerates.

I recently watched the Spirit Detective Saga of Yu Yu Hakusho, which is the first 25 episodes. I’ll be giving my thoughts on it, including spoilers. I am a fan of this show, I liked it more than I expected to. I think this show has done well so far at making me interested in what surrounds the pretty cool fights. Though it does fall into some issues of aging, common shounen tropes and worldbuilding that I am not a huge fan of. But they do not eclipse its many strengths.