whadafuq is this gay shit????

This anime speaks to me. It is amazing. From the first episode I was in love, I loved the concept, I loved the characters, I loved the OP and I especially loved the humor. Another great show that spawned from chainsaw man, but don't think this is just another comedy, because ep. 7 will hit you like a truck then

This show would've worked so much better as a game...

This is where KnY unfortunately peaked. It was amazing, the animation was crazy, the villains were threatening, the music slayed and Tengen was cool af (probably my fav Hashira). Sure it doesn't have much, if not any, character development. But you can't convince me that people care about the character development in this show.

When I first watched the movie I thought it was a masterpiece, but rewatching it after watching a lot of other movies, it doesn't really hold up that well. It would've been better if this was adapted into a television series. It's still really great, don't get me wrong.

I will sing the praises of this film as much as I can. Fujimoto is already a great storyteller and I love that his other works are now also getting the adaptations that they deserve. I watched this in the cinema with my family and they loved it too, and they almost never like anime movies, so that has to at least mean something. This movie feels extremely personal, as a pseudo-artist I can relate to it so much.

I only watched this show because I heard Aleks Le voices the main. I almost never watch anime in dub, but as a Korean ain't no way that man's name is not Sung Jinwoo.

The most standard video game to movie adaptation I've ever seen.

The first half of Midsummer Knight's Dream: 3/10.

The second half of Midsummer Knight's Dream: 9/10

I'm not even kidding, this movie gives me whiplash. The first half is really bad, the pacing is too fast, months pass by in a single minute, and nothing really happens too. The second half, on the other hand, is amazing. The moment Shinji enters into the story, the energy just changes. Oct 10 is also adapted really well, so much that Reload also took inspiration from it.

This is the first anime that has offended me. I love Persona 3 and this just felt like a bastardization of everything that it stands for. Makoto is not that important of a character. Yeah, he is the protagonist, but he's not that important where you need to dedicate an entire movie to him, in a portion of the game where a lot of other characters have important moments (ex: Akihiko's second awakening). It would've been better if the screentime was more evenly divided.

"Oh, I heard Persona 5 was great and I don't have a gaming console. I'll just watch the anime." NO! DON'T! This show is not even close to how good P5 is, I suffered through it to tell you that, please don't watch it.

I remember I first started watching this during 2020-2021, binged watched it until episode 10, then dropped it. I just didn't have any motivation to go on. Maybe it was because I overconsumed or because I was too young to fully understand it. However, I picked it back up again and damn. (I binged watched the entire show in, like, a month)

Honestly, the most forgettable season of AOT, but it also has the best fight in AOT, so it balances out.

This season has mindfucked me

This is such a weird complaint, but I don't like that this OVA even happened. I like the basic story, but the fact that this even happened feels like it undermines the event of the second game.

"Let's get married." PAUSE. I never watched another episode