I almost always regret that good series are left with an open ending, like this one. It's still a pretty decent anime in my opinion, even if it has a horrible open ending.

11 eyes had such an interesting premise! Too bad they messed it up. Like every other ecchi I have seen this far.

This was a very entertaining gangster story. It was refreshing to see something closer to the Godfather in anime.

A good series that, while it has a slow-pace, accomplishes its narrative in a good way while not failing to entertain as the audience tries by itself to unravel its mystery.

Funny how this little 2006 music video can be more disturbing than the 2018 Junji Ito collection. I love Diru.

I loved Ajin, if it wasn't for Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu, this would be, for me, the best anime of the winter 2016 season.

the ending was kind of meh... but the action made up for it.

Oh look, a character appeared and died... how sad ._. Oh here's another one, he died. ok. I don't care. They can all die... Oh wait, they do! How predictable.

I thought I was facing another average shoujo... until all the chracters began to evolve in a very realistic way and the plot began to thick. A beautiful reverse-harem that is a must-watch.

It's a classic and the animation still holds up to this very day. That's for me enough to watch this movie.

I watched this anime while it was airing and I must say that I found that the characters were rather cliché and not really developed to their full potential. It's a shame, because this could have been a great anime.

A tear-jerker as it was back in 2012. Now, 7 years later, it doesn't hold up as much. I'd give it a 5.

Supposedly a more emotional anime than Angel Beats. By 2016, I did not see why it was considered to be that kind of anime. I don't personally relate to any of the characters, but objectively speaking, the anime is decent. A modern 5/10.

I came for the blood and got the blood. Nothing else mattered for me to somewhat appreciate this show. For a modern standpoint to it, It's a weak anime. A 4 out of 10.

If the 2007 gave it a 5, 2019 me could barely stay awake during the movie. A modern 3/10 and only because I can still appreciate the boom-boom satellites music featured in the film.

An enjoyable, yet cliched story. It could be considered a guilty pleasure.

When I sat down to watch this anime, I was not thinking in its story as much as I was focused on the levels of badassery of the female cast. As of today, I can't give a modern score of it.

Good visuals and aesthetic, plus some forced drama. It can't get anything more than this to this day.

This is a nostalgia score. It has nothing to do with the actual quality of the series.

One would think the most obvious outcome would be a red-herring. Well, Boku dake ga inai machi defies that expectation completely. Again, I love Asian Kung-fu generation, so it gets a 4 instead of a 3.

Here it is fellas: the reason why I loathe yaoi. Everyone has to fall for this at least once in their life, don't they?

Genuinely funny parody of some of the Nasuverse. While I know fate more than Kara no Kyoukai or Tsukihime, most of the jokes landed well.

This ecchi was going places...until it wasn't going anywhere anymore.

Amazing visuals, good soundtrack, kinda good character dynamics but besides that, Charlotte is nothing great. It can't even make its drama resonate when it was rushed so much.

I was genuinely lost while watching this the first time around. I'm not interested in re-watching it, as I'm sure it won't fail to bore me to death.

Good job! A single person animated this whole movie by himself! That's all the praise it's getting from me though.

Nostalgia score yet again.

Once more, A nostalgia score.

Nostalgia score.

Although this score is also influenced by nostalgia, I think it was a good follow-up to Darker than black. Usually second seasons don't get that right for me.

It was all good until L went away. We could've had that: a story where evil wins. But instead of having said evil implode on itself, there has to be a hero to save the day, huh? I did not like the ending much, but I can't deny the excellent first half, music score and animation it has.

This and yuri on ice are slowly changing my opinion about yaoi. Doukyuusei is a very simple yet very heart-warming love story. I liked it for what it is and by how the romance is really well thought and not over-the-top like most yaoi anime I've seen so far.

El cielo resplandece a mi alrededor!!! (al rededor!)
TL note: this is a nostalgia score.

I'll wait for the second season, but I found it pretty entretaining for the combats, although the humor was out of place and ruined the mood sometimes.

I can't get the opening out of my head and this is also a nostalgia score I will be reviewing thoroughly once I have time to do so. For now, it's a modern 6/10.

Good shock factor. I came for the shock and the gore and got what I wanted. From any other perspective, this show is a solid 3/10.

My comments for the main series still apply for this special

Nakama power got me rolling my eyes, but somehow I got through it thank goodness.

A good adaptation of the VN and great start to the final route of Fate/Stay Night. While I am still waiting for the release of the other movies on Blu-Ray, this score is preliminary.

If it wasn't for the amazing animation, this would have got a 4 or maybe even less.

For more info, see my review on the first season.

It adapted the prologue of the VN nicely, but even disregarding that, I appreciate the animation Ufotable always brings to the table.

I wasn't too convinced about this at the beginning, but wow, it's really addicting to watch. (Nostalgia score - Modern 5/10)

Excellent closure to an amazing anime, I loved F/z from beginning to end. (Nostalgia score. Modern score: 5/10)

The animation was ok, the adaptation of the manga was also well-done... if only they had done it until the last chapter. It was still somewhat enjoyable to watch nevertheless.

03 FMA takes itself more seriously than FMA:B. And I love it for it.

03 FMA takes itself more seriously than FMA:B. And I love it for it. While this movie gives another answer for the truth, it is the kind of bittersweet ending I appreciated, although many would disagree.

The final episode was very emotional, although the relationships between the characters were a bit under-developped. I don't find that to be a major flaw, since the anime is just 11 episodes long, but my only complain would be the chibi dictionary filler.

Good plot-twist. It's just a shame it doesn't do much with it.

The pace is all over the place, the characters are very bland and, to top it off, the animation goes from acceptable to bad. It's a sad thing to see an animation studio die like this.

The only gripes I have are with the use of CGI, but it was nothing too horrible.

Let the mediocre iseakai craze begin!

I love anime that mock tropes. This was no exception.

Good and short adaptations of gags are always appreciated.

Unique in its grandiose scale, intelligent in its approach, LOGH is indeed a timeless masterpiece.

While I enjoyed the aesthetic of the show, I must admit I was not too invested in the mystery aspects of it, let alone most of the cast. A modern 5/10.

A great comedy that also treats drama without suffering from awful tone problems. One of the few good anime pierrot has made.

I am fairly certain I gave this anime this score because of the action. Nostalgia speaking here.

Score currently under review.

A funny way to get some history across young minds. It certainly helped my natural interest for history grow.

Good opening, good premise, but that's all it has going for it. Too much fanservice to make it good.

HOTD: the obligatory beach episode with your daily dose of yuri.

As a short series, this was a nice surprise. The mini-stories presented in barely two minutes for each episode are realistically heart-warming. Even if the animation and the soundtrack are really the series' weakest aspects, it is soon forgettable by the situations presented in each episode.

I was eating candy...then I stopped. Then the tears came. Then...the movie was over and I was left with no heart.

I mean... I guess it was ok, specially for how twisted it was, but some aspects could've been better explained in the plot.

This is the result of condensing 300+ chapters of manwha into a single episode. If you thought TG was going fast, you have not seen this. This goes so fast that those who haven't read the manwha will be confused by this. I guarantee it.

A much more appreciated insight on the events of the past. A OVA made for the fans of the manwha.

The more I watch, the less I tolerate the CGI and the repetitive arcs. Oh well, at least the images in the ending have some artistic value to them.

This anime was a very pleasant surprise, it felt fresh and original for an overused genre. It made me laugh quite a lot.

It's rare that I sit down and binge-watch a series, but I made an exception for this anime. The story was a bit all over the place, but wasn't always unpleasing. However, it was still pretty predictable. The characters were a bit stereotyped but not to the point they annoyed me. The animation was pretty nice, but the soundtrack was really meh.Well, it was still a pretty enjoyable anime.

I think I lost my head when I gave this show a score of five.

Honestly, a good continuation to the manga, although sometimes the animation was not as good as the first season. SnK isn't the best anime out there, but it's still pretty entertaining to watch.

What a mind trip. I liked the ending.

It was nice to see the events from the final anime episodes through a different perspective, but I think the end of the movie undermines the positive ending of the series.

This second season was beautiful, just like the first one. I loved every single episode of it because of the plot and the beautiful animation. One of the best anime I have seen, without a doubt.

It was a fairly entertaining mecha show that could've gone further. Shame that the end is "go read the manga".

Honestly, this anime was a big surprise to me. I usually hate yaoi anime, but this one made me reconsider my hate towards that genre. The psychological struggles of the MC made me binge-watch this anime without caring of how much fanservice there was. I would've liked to know about the side-characters, but I still have some hope for the 2nd season.