One of the best music anime to exist and definitely one of the best themed around rock music in particular. Sure, the formula of a band trying to make it big with some teen love melodrama isn't new, but, the characters are great and it's one of those rare shows where the dub beats the sub both in terms of acting and music performance.

Most people know Sailor Moon from the manga or watching the 90s anime. I remember trying to give Crystal a shot when it first released but like many others, I remember how dog shit the art in those first few episodes that aired looked and I dropped it. Fast forward a few years later, Crystal is one of the most visually stunning adaptations of the franchise I have ever seen. Best of all there is no filler and it adapts the manga faithfully. A long time ago, I would have considered this franchise to be goofy, but, after watching it, I love how it was able to blend superhero elements with a the aesthetics of Greek and Roman mythology in it's world building and visuals along with stunning fairy tale aesthetics that would put most classic Disney Princess media to shame. The score is also great and the characters are really likable as well.

This anime deserves way more love. Sure the action scenes might not be the best animated or directed but the characters, the soundtrack, and the visually spectacular OP themes are all worth it and it really captures the essence of 2000s vampire anime media perfectly.

I love K-On! Really I do. But this is the superior version of that type of story and even better yet, it feels like it took the best elements of Beck and updated more for the current generation of rock and alternative music fans. Also the meme humor was a major plus in allowing the animators to creatively express the jokes in a visual manner. Plus the soundtrack fucking slaps.

I know a lot of people like to clown on MHA, especially after the turn it took, but, considering this series is still better than anything Marvel or DC can write in comic books these days and the fact that the reason why it's popular is because former Marvel and DC readers are using something familiar like superheroes to get into anime and manga makes it easier to understand the hype and appeal behind this show. Especially considering that I used to be a former Marvel/DC fanboy and used to collect comic books. Hell, I even made a whole video on my YouTube channel explaining it's success. So while as a shounen, I do agree MHA is meh, but, as a superhero story taking influence from better eras of superhero comics, it is deserving of this 9/10 rating (at least fro the first three seasons that is).

A time travel anime that doesn't have a main character trying to prevent people from dying but is actually about him trying to make better decisions that will lead him to becoming the successful artist that he always wished to be? Count me in. This anime was rather short and I wished it has a 24 episode run but I will say it was time well spent and I loved every minute of it.

A pretty good reboot/sequel of sorts to the original anime but it definitely took on a more flashy/action based direction over the ominous mystery and horror aesthetics of the original anime.

Pretty interesting spin-off that takes place in the Bleach universe. Would love to see a crossover one day or a full manga series. While short, it did present some interesting ideas. It's just unfortunate that the short run time doesn't allow for a lot of exploration or expansion of those ideas. But, in true Kubo fashion, this is visually and aesthetically pleasing to look at with great music and other Kubo stylistic flairs.

One of the few dark fantasy series to properly carry the torch from Berserk and not feel edgy or try hard like certain other series. With a cast of great characters, brilliant visuals, interesting world building, compelling themes, and a great soundtrack, Claymore is what you should be watching if you haven't been able to find anything else like Berserk or are tired of low budget live action garbage like The Witcher: Blood Origin.

One of the rare instances where I gave a show a high rating based on it's beautiful marriage of combining outrageously stylized visuals with some incredible music of a variety of different genres from more mainstream styles like EDM and synth pop to more underground styles like post-black metal and grindcore. Story-wise it's not as great as something like Ghost In The Shell, Texhnolyze, or Ergo Proxy but it's still fairly good compared to most modern cyberpunk media which feels soulless, sanitized, and corporatized.

While still somewhat entertaining, I have to say that the original and Apocalypse Of Devilman are actually better than this adaptation.

Story was good but not the best. However the OP theme by Stereo Dive Foundation is absolutely GOATed.

A childhood classic.

Emma: A Victorian Romance is without a doubt one of the best historical romance stories I have experienced in all of fiction. As a fan of any media concerning the Victorian period in British history, fictional or otherwise, I was instantly hooked not only by the attention to historical detail in this series, but, the visual and musical aesthetic of the show which reminded me a lot of charm of the BBC animated shows like Brambly Hedge or The Tales Of Beatrix Potter that I grew up with as a child but with the level of romance storytelling that can only be found in a light novel/anime series like Spice & Wolf which is my second favourite series after Berserk.

The English dub which was crowdfunded and independently produced through one of Right Stuf Anime's partners is top notch and you could really tell the voice actors cared a lot about bringing this story to life and giving it the reverence and respect it deserves.

Emma as a character has become one of my favourite female lead characters of all time due to her quiet but strong and determined demeanor and despite being of what was considered to be a lower social class at the time, she is a figure that embodies what it truly means to be a lady. I would easily recommend this show to people over and above the historical revisionism of modern Netflix, BBC, and other Western studios shows as the creator of this series, Kaoru Mori has a lot more respect for history than any crybaby activist type in the modern entertainment landscape.

I don't care what people say about this show. I love it and always will.

This series doesn't get nearly enough love. Sure it's no masterpiece and yes, Tamaki's fan service isn't executed very well, but, everything else about this franchise is amazing from the characters to the visuals to the music. My only other complaint is that every OP theme gets amazing visuals except for the second OP by Japanese metalcore titans, coldrain. That song deserved the same level of top tier visual treatment as the others regardless of how the staff may have felt about heavy styles of music.

Discount Date A Live.

Not the best iteration of the franchise, but, this was my introduction to Fate and the very first DVD boxset I ever purchased. Also the music is just magical and GOATed.

A really good and mostly faithful adaptation of the UBW route of the visual novel.

Best entry in the Fate franchise and nothing can top it.

Greatest anime ever made. 'Nuff said.

Such a shame that Manglobe closed down not long after the last episode aired. This story had so much potential. Call it edgy if you want but it was the closest thing we had to something in the same vein as Black Lagoon or Canaan. Also once again the OP is a banger.

I don't care if people call this show military propaganda from the SDF. The idea of a fantasy military going up against a modern military is nothing short of entertaining. The characters were actually memorable despite being tropish because of the uniqueness of the premise and their general interactions with each other. Also the action was just a blast to see.

I have a soft spot for these kinds of shows and I personally enjoyed this.

I really loved this series but it still falls short in a few places. It definitely has a lot of potential to grow and stand out but not in the same way that Berserk or Claymore do as dark fantasies. Hopefully the next season will build upon what has been established here and make it better.

One of the greatest comedy anime to ever exist (especially the dub version) and it definitely has some of the best character designs in 90s anime to date.

Probably the funniest anime I have ever seen. The animation is nothing special but the story is endearing with a heartfelt message and the characters are all interesting and likable. Highly recommend this show to anyone looking to get into anime.

How this series doesn't get discussed more outside of the video game fan base. This anime is without a doubt one of the greatest crime dramas ever written. Not only that but more supernatural aspect in later episodes doesn't feel jarring or take anything away from it. If anything, this show gave me a similar feeling to reading The Darkness comics from Top Cow Publishing or playing it's various video game adaptations. Hands down a masterpiece that deserves more love and recognition.

This stop motion OVA is a rather odd adaptation of three of the legendary H.P. Lovecraft's short stories. Sure they keep the creepy and unsettling tone of the stories themselves but at the same time, one shouldn't expect something along the lines of Wallace & Gromit or Coraline when viewing this. Keep your expectations low and maybe you will be be surprised like I was.

This is how you do a trailer for a vampire/horror anime. Such a shame that most of this footage never made it to the original Hellsing anime.

Yup. I gave this series a 9. It's pure fun and ticks off all the boxes an anime fan, a horror fan, and a video game fan could want. Argue about plot of fanservice if you will but there is a reason why most people remember this show fondly and still enjoy it. Such as shame we won't be getting more of it. RIP to the creator.

The GOAT of mystery horror anime. Sure the second season becomes more of an action thriller but this first season is so much more than the gory deaths. The eerie atmosphere, tension, and mood really bring this story to life and the characters are super memorable and endearing.

I laughed way too hard at this series and even found myself crying at some of it's more emotional moments. Definitely a must watch.

We need more fantasy anime like this that don't have video game mechanics as it's worldbuilding or some kind of iseakai aspects.

A fun and rather unique romcom anime. Wish we could get another season though...