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- BirthdayFeb 4, 1995
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- JoinedMay 18, 2019
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Feb 13, 2020
5 of 12 episodes seen
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2
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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| Overall |
7 |
| Story |
3 |
| Animation |
7 |
| Sound |
7 |
| Character |
8 |
| Enjoyment |
10 |
I have found it. The pinnacle of anime. This is what I was looking for. I thought DxD had it all. Holy s**t this makes DxD look like a kids cartoon. At this point this should honestly just become a hentai series cause this anime literally has sex scenes but just doesn't show the actual intercourse happening because it's just not hentai yet. I don't say that as a bad thing. I'm literally saying it would be the greatest hentai of all time if it just took the plunge but that's just my opinion.
All jokes aside the characters are actually likable and funny that
finally have no filter and cuss till the cows come home. Tits, boobs and tits should be a character in this anime cause it gets as much screen time as the main characters do. The art is bright and colorful and the sound matches to par if you know what I mean. As far as story goes, dudes screwing interspecies to see how good each species is at sex. rate them, post them and people look at the reviews.
Enjoyment: 257
Overall: Do I really need to say more tbh?
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Feb 9, 2020
5 of 13 episodes seen
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5
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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| Overall |
7 |
| Story |
7 |
| Animation |
8 |
| Sound |
8 |
| Character |
7 |
| Enjoyment |
6 |
Ah, Haikyuu. Remember when everyone dismissed this anime because it was boys volleyball? Look at all of them now. I'll admit I was one of them but it wasn't necessarily the boys volleyball aspect but more as just the sports genre of anime. Sports has been a tough act to follow in terms of anime and there is this unwritten bias that most sports anime's aren't very good. Haikyuu follows this trend and above all boys volleyball is a sport most people turn away from when hearing about it. So you understand the 10 foot hole Haikyuu had to get out of before it was
even considered a watchable anime. But now that I threw the reviews about sports anime away and my lack of interest in boys volleyball in the garbage.... This is a pretty decent anime.
Story: 7
The story of Haikyuu is pretty generic comparing to other sports anime's and I mean there really is only a few paths you can take when advancing the story in sports anime. Hinata, a short orange haired kid aspires to live up to the Tiny Giant, a short but powerful player on the court that gets the job done regardless of his size. Comparing the 2's height, Hinata was obviously in love with the Tiny Giant and wanted to live up to take that title for himself. So he trains and trains and trains and trains and trains and trains and trains x24 (If you think i'm exaggerating the just watch the anime, 3/4 of it is training arcs). So blah blah he joins Karasuno blah blah meets up with the team blah blah they win a couple matches with team spirit and willpower blah blah and they work their way up To The Top at nationals where I thought this season was gonna take place. The story gets to a standstill multiple times because of my last comment and the amount of training arcs they do. They will play a couple matches for like 3-4 episodes then have a 13 episode training arc to smooth out and be realistic with how they improve. I like that they do training arcs, but I mean, it is a little much. This season in particular is hinted at being a huge training arc with a I believe a big match at the very end. I must say, for the people waiting 4 years for Season 4 to come out, a training arc instead of nationals is a huge slap in the face.
Art: 8
Smooth and clean and crisp and thats the way I like it. They do repeat some frames which is hard to go unnoticed but other than that solid animation.
Sound: 8
Again nothing to complain or gripe about. Clean sounds that match and line up with the actions on the screen.
Characters: 7
As much as I like the Karasuno team and how the interract, they are pretty cliche. You got the idiot MC who just jumps into things without a plan (Literally every shonen protag ever). You got the cold and compelled but short tempered badass thats a rival. You got the bald ecstatic loud one. You have the leader who rials all of them together. If I am being honest there isn't anything particularly unique about the characters but I still love how they interact. If anything the people from other teams like Shiratorizawa and Date Tech have way more compelling and interesting characters than Karasuno but never the less they are still a fantastic team to be around. And hello Kiyoko ;).
Enjoyment: 6
Maybe its just me not a fan of sports anime's or it really is true but Haikyuu tends to get really repetitive. It got to the point where at the Shiratorizawa vs Karasuno match I was able to predict successfully who was going to get the point and when they were going to stop the ball and score again. Once again sports anime's are very limited in what they can do because they actually have to follow in real life boundaries and not go full on "anime". And there is nothing compelling about blow-outs so they have to follow the close game scenario. Both teams are neck and neck scoring one point after another switching off. Then one team pulls away by 2-3 points and then then they have some powerful flashback about how hard they have trained and then turn the tides and win. That was basically every match Karasuno has played since Season 2. It gets repetitive really quickly and I think that is what ruined my hype for S3's match. I want to love Haikyuu so badly but it just has to come up with something more unique because the style they were using for the matches has run dry for me. I hope they can spice it up when they play in the Nationals.
Overall: 7
I think most of what I needed to say has already been. I want to love Haikyuu very badly but right now it sits at an average 7 for me. Really hope they bounce back with the Nationals :)
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Nov 26, 2019
6 of 25 episodes seen
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12
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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| Overall |
8 |
| Story |
7 |
| Animation |
8 |
| Sound |
8 |
| Character |
8 |
| Enjoyment |
9 |
Ah, My Hero Academia. My Hero has been a victim of hate because of popularity. Nobody likes when a new anime comes out and it outperforms their favorite anime. So what do they do? Nitpick every last detail and find all the lacking parts. Show everyone these lacking parts. Other people then spread this and now you have an anime hated by the anime community because of jealousy and that your favorite anime didn't blow up like My Hero did. This has also been the case for Demon Slayer and JoJo. Both blew up and became mainstream and was hated for that. If you look
past the hated agenda surrounded by My Hero Academia and watch it with a clear mind and as a new gen shonen, It's pretty damn solid.
Story: 7
I'm only giving it a 7 so far simply because of the actual lack of story given to us. As for the 6 episodes that have came out, it's clear to tell that were in the stage of setting up the climax. Introducing characters, backstory, character development. These are the 3 main components you are going to find in the first 6 episodes of My Hero Season 4. As far as actual plot and story, judging by word of manga readers and the hype building around the episodes, the main attraction of this season will be later on and it will be dark.
Art: 8
Same old same old from the past 3 seasons. The scene with Deku and All Might after revealing of All Might's upcoming death was a beauty to behold. Nothing to complain or gripe about. I expect the same quality of animation when the fights come along.
Sound: 8
Nothing here to say much about. OST's of My Hero never fail and they are on que when they are needed.
Character: 8
Believe it or not when they introduced The Big 3 at the end of Season 3 I was actually not for it. I don't know, they just seemed like they were thrown into the story randomly. They should have hinted about them earlier. If they were the top 3 students at UA, I'm pretty sure they would have been mentioned once or twice throughout the anime before hand. Now onto Season 4 where Mirio gets a main character spotlight, he's grown on me slightly. Ever so slightly, but slightly. Nighteye is a badass and i'm still on the fence about Overhaul. The entire arc is named after him so i'm expecting to get a lot of his character revealed. Midoriya is as "Yes Sir!" as ever and All Might seems to have accepted his upcoming fate. I can't forget Kirishima. Red Riot Unbreakable is a move I expect to be used in upcoming battles. All in all its clear these episodes are mainly for introduction and setting up. These characters will be sent into action later so there isn't much to say for now about the cast but I would like to see more of the UA students.
Enjoyment: 9
It's always nice to add another exciting thing to the end of my week besides the weekend. Another My Hero episode! This anime grew a lot on me and I urge the people who have been driven away from this series because of bad reviews. Just give it a chance. The story is very solid and the characters to par. The direction My Hero is going in is one that I will be on the train for. Season 4 is going to be a sight to behold and I can't wait every Saturday for a 20 minute bonus to my day.
Overall: 8
Everything that I wanted to be said has already been said. Thank you for reading the review and enjoying this series as much as I do. :)
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Aug 17, 2019
6 of 24 episodes seen
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98
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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| Overall |
5 |
| Story |
4 |
| Animation |
8 |
| Sound |
8 |
| Character |
4 |
| Enjoyment |
1 |
Ive posted this review for the last 2 weeks updating it as each episode came out. Now that this can officially stay up here this will be my finalized review of Fire Force with the 6th episode. The next time I will update this will be when the anime finishes (If I don't drop it by then).
-Doofenheimer.
New era anime really took a dive in almost everything except animation. Can't recall any anime from 2016-Present that would be a front runner in a Top 25 anime list. The only anime from 2016 to current day that has the ability to be on that list is Mob
Psycho, My Hero Academia and Your Name (Maybe Erased). The best anime from these past years have been sequels (or prequels) to pre 2016 anime and that is embarrassing. Fire Force has added to this train of bad anime that couldn't live up to the hype. All action and no backbone. Fire Force is an anime I recall as "meat head action anime". The two front runners of this season of anime are Fire Force and Dr. Stone. Both so far are disappointing but Fire Force has only gotten worse. Dr. Stone has already laid down the hardware of what the anime's end goal is. Fire Force is still confused on what direction they want to take. I understand there has only been 6 episodes so I'll give it time but as for the current 6, this is a major flop.
Story: 4
From what they have given us so far the story is cool but has a lot of generic elements. Fire fighters fighting humans that burst into flames. There are multiple squadrons and of course some of them are more sinister than the others. It seems the 8th squadron is the most kept out in terms of knowledge of the Infernals (What are the odds) and want to discover the secrets the other squadrons are keeping such from them. Cool concept, awful delivery so far. (Episode 6 update) Now they are using such cliche ways to keep people motivated and watching. They pull out the psychological card which just makes me cringe on how hard they are trying to pull together the story. Spoiler, it doesn't work. It's misplaced and just fails. The story is losing its originality and becoming more of a cliche shounen.
Art: 8
Best part about Fire Force is the animation and art. I will admit it is impressive but that is to be expected because of technology advancements. The more years go by the better animation should get and this is an example of good animation. the art is colorful at times and the setting is unique. I will be expected just as good animation in the following episodes.
Sound: 8
Sound and Art go hand in hand when it comes to making an anime and the sound doesn't disappoint either. Nothing to complain about.
Characters: 4
Cliche fan service girl that probably had a dark past and pretends to be all nice and friendly to hide their grief? Check. Cliche always serious badass (Can't forget the tinted glasses)? Check. Cliche meat head jock? Check. Cliche happy go lucky mc that runs into a fight without a plan? Check. Cliche childhood rival only used to make the mc irritated? Check. Cliche cutesy priestess? Check. Don't even get me started on the cliche, "My mom died and i'm here to avenge her death" back story of the mc. The anime jumped straight into the first mission without giving hardly any information on the team. All they gave was names and in the first 5 minutes of the first god damn episode their already on a mission... Slow down and let us settle in on the setting and get some character development. Many of you would argue of course that the lack of episodes explains this. And to that I say... Isn't that what the first few episodes are suppose to be about? The first few episodes introduce the characters and give background info and lets the watcher settle in on the surroundings and characters THEN you can jump into the missions. They just now introduced the evil 5th squadron and if I didn't think the characters were bad, I f*%^ing hate these guys. Cliche villains with a smart mouth but no back bone. Typical ally/enemy type deal. By this point I could care less if the entire squad got wiped out. I wouldn't even bat and eyelash. Sorry about going on a tangent but this was my biggest gripe of this anime.
Enjoyment: 1
Theres no drive to what they do. They just throw in characters and just force us to accept their there and move on with it. Shinra and the captain are the only characters that have a motive to fight. And they JUST now implement the reason for the priestess becoming a fire fighter? The others are just there cause why not. Can't enjoy a fight or emotional talk if there is no emotion at all. Like I said, "meat head action". And if any of the characters do have a motive they should have explained so earlier in the anime. Should not be explaining why the character is there 6+ episodes into the anime. That is bad delivery. Another annoying concept they do is the quick jump between scenes. They want to create the illusion that the anime is fast paced and action packed but just leaves the audience confused on why and what the characters are doing. They jump from scene to scene and that does A) take away emotion from each respected scene and B) Makes everyone forget or confused on whats going on and for some reason people think this is a way to get people on the edge the whole time. Confusing and rushed, bleh. I can't believe people are actually saying this anime will take over and be the best new gen anime. That is mind boggling people actually say that with a straight face.
Overall: 5
Nothing needs to be said that hasn't already been. Very mediocre anime that failed to the hype. Lets hope they make a miracle of a comeback cause i'm ready to drop it.
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Aug 9, 2019
6 of 24 episodes seen
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7
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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| Overall |
5 |
| Story |
7 |
| Animation |
7 |
| Sound |
7 |
| Character |
5 |
| Enjoyment |
2 |
Welcome one welcome all to an honorary review of the first 6 episodes of Dr. Stone. If you were a viewer of my Fire Force review, I had said that new era anime had dropped in quality in everything except animation. That any anime from 2016-Present Day minus My Hero, Mob Psycho and Your Name have become sloppy, re used and above all cliched animes and its disappointing. Unfortunately Dr. Stone has added to this long slue of disappointing anime.
Story: 7
The one thing I liked about Dr. Stone is finally it actually has a decently unique story. Senku and the Big Oaf along with
the gorgeous Yuzuriha (What the hell is on her head anyways?) were beamed with an anonymous green light that turned every living thing into stone. Senku, the mastermind of science, has awoken from his stony prison 3,337(Correct me if i'm wrong) years later only to find out the world has turn back into the Stone Age. Senku finds the way to undo the stony prison with nitric acid and uses such to free his meat head Big Oaf. Together, along with Yuzuriha, they plan to turn everyone back to normal and bring back the world from scratch. This is unique and I like it. HOWEVER, it is extremely rushed, rushed and rushed. By the first 2 minutes of the first episode they were already turned to stone. Like, what. No character dev? No world setting at all? This is a major problem. And I was very disappointed at Dr. Stone for such a rushed first episode. Slow down and give us time to settle in. Then go for the twist.
Art and Sound: 7
Sound and Art are fine, nothing to complain
Characters: 5
This is where cliche plays a big part into Dr. Stone. You have the cutsey fan service girl. You have the meat head jock who is an idiot. Senku is a know it all. Tsukasa is a villain (Not sure if villain yet) that kills just to kill and never had the thought of just leaving the parents into stone and use them as statues instead of killing every single one.
Enjoyment: 2
Rushed. RUSHEDDDDD. I can't enjoy the damn anime if I can't at least take in what's going on around me. Let us settle in on the characters you introduced in the beginning and use a whole episode to explain the setting and the characters ordeals. But no, jump straight into the Stone Age. This is the problem with new era anime. I can't enjoy them. There is to many flaws and it sucks to see this is what a large budget turns into. Good concept, awful execution.
Overall: 5.6
I hope 2020 will have a new era of anime and we can finally break this bad streak of bad seasons of anime. Make something original, make something not cliched and re used over and over again, make something with a good twist and keep us on the edge of our seats. Don't give us Dr. Stone and Fire Force.
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