Report Shinatosark's Profile

Awesome BTOOOM review! Exactly how I would sum up the anime :) (Anime compatibility is also VERY HIGH) Cheerz

Apologies for the late reply.

Nope. Currently busy with FF 14 and a heap of other games.

Thankyou! Yeah, I try not to let it get to me, and so far i've been pleased to see if even 1 person "claimed" it was helpful to them! I do want to become notorious on this website, especially as a reviewer. I know i'm a little late to the game, so i'm cramming animes whilst' maintaing my life heheh!

Oh, look, a Sword Art Online review.

Your Inuyasha review? Simple: Tell me more, tell me more, tell me more! What did you really tell me about each aspect of the anime? Not enough. This is essentially what your review looks like to someone who's never seen Inuyasha and is interested in watching it:

This anime is a personal favorite of mine, but I'll rate it fairly because I'm a critic.

Story: It's kinda boring. They go on an adventure. It's not anything too deep. They get sidetracked a lot.

Art: It was okay. The main characters were okay, but some demons looked weird.

Sound: Good when they're fighting, average when they're not.

Characters: Inuyasha is awesome. He's tough, yet soft. Kagome is annoying to everyone because I know how everyone feels about her. Kikyo? Shippo and Miroku are funny. Sango has a cool pet.

Enjoyment: This anime is boring sometimes. It's also entertaining sometimes.

Overall: This anime is boring sometimes. The characters are fun. This anime isn't enough to run through in one sitting because it's boring. Watch it.

Now, imagine you're someone else and you just read that review of Inuyasha. Do you feel inspired to watch Inuyasha? Do you feel inspired to not watch Inuyasha? Or would you immediately discredit their opinion due to a lack of information? I would hope it would be the latter. Seriously though,

Tell me more, tell me more, tell me more!

Professionally, I might add.

Hey! Just read your Inuyasha review, a little different perspective than mine, but overall it was nice. You're right, if you are looking for something "deep" per se, it's not exactly the place. Feel free to check out my Inuyasha review! It was my first review, and i JUST uploaded my second review ever. Looking forward to hear from ya!

Hello again.

Kopo would like to criticize your latest review!

Accept

Ignore

"The art is alright but not too good for some of the demons in my opinion"

It would've been more helpful if you elaborated on parts such as this. Also, as someone who watched the entire Inuyasha series, I feel like there should be more to the story. However, the story part is just my opinion.

Merry Christmas!

HAHA! I never did Ctrl+W before! Funny story..! Did you happen to run across my review for it? It's #3.

Response to your question on LS's profile: Yes, that was one of the ultimate trolls. It's been reported months ago.

No? Why would it be?

The movies are really good, but the only prob is that it only makes sense if you watch it after a certain episode. It shouldn't be a big deal though. You may or may not like Bleach. It's no Inuyasha; that's for sure.

My criticism of your NHK review is basically this: Tell me more, tell me more, tell me more!

All segments of your review, besides the opening paragraph, are just a sentence or two describing the anime. But what about each segment makes it unique to the anime?

"The story changes throughout the anime, it's mostly about people trying to help Shato become cured from his hikikomori state. Shato is very deep in hikikomori although he may not seem like it and this is very hard. "

- Okay. Good opening description. What about the rest of it? What's "very hard?" Getting him out of his lifestyle? What's so hard about it? Why is he so keen on continuing this lifestyle? What about his fear makes him so hesitant? How do other characters deal with this? What sorts of methods do they use? There is a lot that you could put down here.

"The art for NHK is good, it displays what it needs to well and uses correct colours for the feeling that is being portrayed."

- What is "the feeling that needs to be portrayed?" What are we supposed to be feeling when watching this anime? How is the art good? What makes it good? Does it highlight the characters' expressions? Their ideas? Their movement? What are "correct colours?" Is there such a thing? Does an anime have to be a certain colour to have it be enjoyable to view? There's a lot to write about here, as well.

"The sound is good, with all the evil laughing from his imaginations and the music fits into the environment."

- What makes the sound good? Evil laughing? Huh? What are you talking about? His imagination? How does that play into the anime? Is his imagination expressive? How does that fit into the role of the anime? What type of environment takes place in NHK? Is it dreary? Depressing? Happy? Uplifting? Humorous? All of the above? None of the above? What does the sound do to improve the well-being of the viewer? There is a lot to be said here, as well.

I would have liked if you had discussed the characters in more detail. The length of the Character section is fine, but there isn't anything there in terms of content. Who is Yamazaki? Shato's neighbor? How does this play into the plot? Are there any other characters worth mentioning? What are they like? Other than being social recluses.

I'd just void out the overall. It's just a quick wrap-up that provides no closure. Overall, your review wasn't very informative. Again, tell me more, tell me more, tell me more! Be sure to keep into account that readers are reading reviews (usually) to get a good idea about whether or not they should pick up an anime to watch, so be sure to be descriptive as humanly possible. Don't be afraid to write a book; most well-written reviews are a couple pages long in a word document. That being said, keep writing! I'll be sure to read them when the time comes. Until then.

Honestly, I'm not either. The only movies I've seen were Inuyasha's. I haven't seen the Bleach movies yet.

Probs with funding had to be it, b/c Idk wth the creators were thinking. You should just stop there, b/c the continuation is really stupid. What a waste.