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well the anime aborts two very serious themes such as: pedophilia and prostitution. But it's not "prostitution" for wanting money in return, Sayu, a character who ran away from home doesn't need money, but as she doesn't have a fixed place to live, she ends up staying with some men in exchange for a night. I really like this abortion in the anime, because unfortunately in real life cases like this are very common...

A strong point for me in the anime is the great maturity of the main protagonist, Yoshida. If it were just a perverted ... asshole guy I would have taken advantage of it, but that fortunately is not the case, and that made me very happy because at the beginning I already knew that the work was not or was not submitted to the "lolicon" genre, and I I congratulate the author, but... as the story progresses I feel that she loses her way, she wants to make us reach a point, but at the same time she gets lost, and that disappointed me a lot... to finish me I just have to point out that the anime lives up to the Drama genre but it should have a bit more.

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The best anime ever and for sure the most brilliant I've ever watched. I only got to know the work in 2018 when I was just 14 years old, but even so to say that One-Piece is a work of art for all ages. Well-crafted story by the brilliant Oda-sensei, magnificent character developments, epic and thrilling fights, flawless animation and soundtrack not to mention.

Following the Straw Hat gang's journey is really challenging and exciting, with each arc the story surprises us with some plot twitst or with some remarkable event. I became the number 1 fan of the work, ... I've seen all 14 movies and 3 roe and still I want to enjoy every moment of this masterpiece.

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The anime is from 2018 but only now I had the opportunity to watch it. Well, as I'm a big fan of Hajime no Ippo I saw Megalobox that is based/inspired a lot on Ashita no Joe's story, this manga I read a few chapters... But well, talking about the anime itself the story is great for who likes a futuristic genre mixed with Boxing. At times I felt like I was watching Cowboy Bebop because it had a similar vibe. The animation is very simple, it can even look like the animation of ... an old anime for its features and its look, as for the animation of the fights I thought it was ok. I really enjoyed the soundtrack, this hip-hop fit perfectly with the anime in all aspects.

The first season of Hajime no Ippo had already conquered me, but this second season only confirmed my passion for this anime. The story has not lost its pace from the start. It is very gratifying to see the evolution of Ippo and the great evolution of another character, Takamura. I didn't like him very much at first, but in this second season the author made a big development of him in which he made the character even more significant in the story. the animation remains great in both fight and normal scenes. The only big difference now is that the entire anime is in ... 720p quality. Opening and ending are also really cool, the soundtrack remains the same wonder as always, I felt that only "Stand Proud" was missing at some point, but that's ok. Hajime no ippo takes you to a world where boxing is the greatest motivation that exists among the characters, whether you are a fan of the sport or not, you feel very present in the fights, cheering and celebrating together with the characters. Final grade for Hajime no Ippo is 10. A true masterpiece of the sport genre.

story: 10/10


hajime no ippo is just like some other stories in the combat sports genre. A shy kid who is bullied until he is saved by a martial arts teacher, just like the karate kids movies of the 80s. But the story that Hajime in Ippo follows is totally different and absolutely majestic, ippo's maturing process in relation to the boxing world, how he deals with his career, how he reacts to his first defeat and so on... The plot building before the fights leaves you excited and encouraged to keep watching the anime.

The characters: 9/10

it is very rewarding to follow the evolution of ... all the characters during 75 episodes, at the beginning when Ippo decides to be a boxer and from the moment he enters the gym kamogawa you can already imagine the maturation process he will have to go through, after all he is a 17 year old boy. Not only does Ippo have impressive development, but Takamura-san can seem playful and a bit cruel when he actually cheers, cares and celebrates for and with them. The rest of the characters also take an important interest in the process for Ippo to become an experienced boxer.

Animation: 9/10

The studio did a good job in both the visuals of the characters and the fight scenes. The impact of each punch managed to convey the emotion and the feeling that the blow was extremely strong and powerful.

soundtrack: 10/10

we come to my favorite part, I absolutely fell in love with the main soundtrack that plays in the fights both in Ippo's main entrance, both later in his victory and in some moments when the music fits perfectly. Taking pride for its creation is a great reference to "Going to Fly Now" from Rocky Balboa, another great boxing movie franchise. The opening and closing are all wonderful, especially the second opening of the anime.


Enjoyment: 10/10

I was totally fascinated by Hajime in Ippo from the first episode I watched to the last. Absolutely the best boxing anime I've ever seen.

Overall: 10/10

a masterpiece that everyone, being a fan or not of the sports genre, should watch. Now on to season 2 :D

Finally Shuumatsu no Valkyrie, or Ragnarok Record for some, has come to us.

[SPOILERS BELOW].

story: 9/10

this premise of the human against the gods is interesting because
we look forward to seeing how the author will execute this "idea" and he excels very well! the script of the fights is well crafted, without favoring or belittling the characters at the time of the fight, the flashbacks and the way he tells the origin of some characters tries to stay very true to what is actually true in the history of both humanity and mythologies...

characters: 7/10:
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some characters are very visually beautiful and well constructed for them, we have the impression that the author wants to show that the gods are the "villains" of the work, but for me it is half and half, some of the humans are also not totally "nice" as for example: Jack the Ripper. And a very curious case in this character is that the idea is that he is the most hated in relation to the humans, but for some he became the best character in the work so far (only in the work, of course).

animation 4/10

As I said, the characters have very nice visuals, but this does not match the rest of the animation which at some moments becomes static and turns into a "slide show" like the fight between Adam and Zeus which disappointed.

Soundtrack: 7/10

I don't have much to say about this, the soundtrack throughout the anime is fine, but the best ones are the opening and the ending.

Rating: 6/10

is a good anime but disappointed with the animation, otherwise the story is very good and interesting to follow. recommend reading the manga.