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This show is straight up ass. I have little else to say because the show likewise also has little to say. There is only one character: The supporting characters also serve no purpose other than to praise the protagonist for breathing, eating, talking or otherwise existing. There is no scene where any character does anything that doesn't have anything... read more

Sanda is an anime that tries too hard to be something it isn’t. It attempts to explore deep themes of adolescence through an interesting near-future setting, while simultaneously presenting itself as a shounen action series whose protagonist is a 14-year-old boy who can transform into Santa Claus with superpowers. Originality isn’t the problem here,... read more

While I think some may disagree, this season still falls into the same pitfalls as the first season, but even harder. The story is presented in a scattershot manner, and we will often go episodes between relevant plot details to introduce new characters. This is all building up to something greater, hopefully, but it is unclear whether the conventional... read more

I dropped this series at Episode 5, which served as the breaking point for me. Initially, I tuned in just for a casual watch; I wasn't expecting an original masterpiece, just something to fill the time. While it started off "okay," the quality and logic quickly began to spiral. As a long-time reader of the manga (from well before the anime was announced),... read more