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Thanks mate, I put my heart and soul into it.

Nope.

I'm just Alex now...literally.

It's a bit late but ty :D

Nice taste uguu~

yes

Eh I just wanted to do my part in bringing it down to a more accurate score for it. I'd say a 2 or a 3 would be a better score for it. It has an ok concept with the main character being the villain, but its just the same game of cat and mouse over and over again with no real development until the end, at which point it somehow manages to get even worse. If it was like a 12-13 episode series I think it would have been ok but, 37 was far too much for a series with that little content.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
To be honest, before I started writing the review I found so many flaws in the show that I didn't know where to start from and in the end, I forgot about some of them.

Yeah, I know you're not arguing haha, I love Death Parade, but Madhouse sometimes for me is bad xD...

Well it's my opinion LOL

Thank you xD. I can't watch all the things in the world ;W;! But Guilty Crown is one of my fav animes o3o.

By no means I found it good I apologize but I have to differ

Thank you! :D

I will give you a brief summary of why I think it's the best


Rabu Raibu is the pinnacle of human perfection. Have you ever seen or felt god? If so, Rabu Raibu is infinitely better. The story crafting, the characters, the songs, the characters, the world, the events, the characters, every frame is so damn perfect. Rabu Raibu starts off with best girl #3 wanting to save their school, Best girl #3, along with childhood friends Best Girl #2 and Best girl #6 decided they wanted to form an idol group to save their school. At the start of the very first episode you could already feel the master-crafted story being set in motion. You could already feel the struggles they have to face to be the best idol group and save their school that they hold so dear to their hearts.

Episode 2 is when you see how vibrant and how great the story board is. The show shows you hardships and sacrifice that these girls have to take to get to the top. The episode really resonates with people who have wanted something in their lives, so they work at it till the end. You can just see masterfully crafted art frames to where their expression change due to harsh training, how they bond together by supporting each other. There are doubts and uncertainty within the group and their goals, but as friends they had already set their goals and want to complete it together as a group, of not just idols, but as close best friends.

Episode 3 is where the master-crafted story just showers you with emotion, it portrays to you the harsh reality of the world and how these girls have to overcome if they wan't to be successful. The anime perfectly shows how the world is unfair and that you will fail no matter how enthusiastic or how noble your goals are. Best Girl #3, #1, and #6 were all hit by this notice very hard, they were ignorant to this side of life. This is the first time they had to struggle to get something they want, Best girl #3 was undoubtedly hit the hardest as she thought that their previous struggle was in vain. However, this episode shows that even when you have failed, the best course of action is to get up and try again. Best Girl #7 now comes along and enforces that idea to the group, especially to best girl #3. Best girl #3 is now been filled with resolve, something that uplifts even the spirits of non Rabu Raibu fans as it conveys emotion in a practical, but meaningful way.

Do you see now? Or do you want me to continue? Rabu Raibu is the perfect catalyst for human emotion and error. No other show can say they convey these meanings and thoughts. Rabu Raibu is one of a kind. Do you want me to continue? If so, just respond with a resounding "yes." It is my Civil Duty spread the magnificence of Rabu Raibu to anyone regardless. It's just that if you answer with "Yes" you'll have to wait til tomorrow cause I have a shift at Walmart.

Best anime, Ign 11/10. Metacritic, 101/100.

I guess you could say I use my heart and my brain to decide. There's a lot of shows I enjoy a hell of a lot but they don't do much for me on an emotional level. The brain comes in when I start to think how good the show really is. Though my definition of what makes a show great is different from others. It's not like I'm taking my own feelings out of the equation.

As for this account, the brain goes out the window. There's a bit of the heart left but it's mostly what made my dick hard. It's almost like I've got a split personality. One part of me genuinely doesn't like some of these shows, but another part of me says 'Don't lie. I saw you jacking yourself off to that scene. You enjoyed that didn't you? In fact, you should put that show at the top of your favourites for the world to see how much of a pervert you are'.

Well if they rated using their ass they'd probably enjoy shows that are complete ass. In other words, someone who actually enjoy watching bad shows.