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I'm going to introduce you to one of the most boring anime of this season: Sakugan.

But before we go into explaining what makes this anime so boring, we need to first present the positives.
Already, the first episode and in particular a certain moment really hyped me.
The sequel could be great, and following the fragile relationship between a father and daughter during this adventure promised drama. I also suspected the presence of "comedy" in the work in particular present in the rivalry between father and daughter which is the central element of the story.
But despite its promises, from episode 2 the anime was already starting to ... lose its interest, the characters do every episode, things having nothing to do with the story and one wonders what is the main plot. We also follow at one point, the past of the father which I must admit was quite interesting to follow but it was the last real good moment that I spent in front of this anime.
This episode also introduces us to two new characters that are useless when this part of the story is over.
The rest of the story will only be uninteresting stories serving to increase the number of episodes, especially with the woman, a star who is being sued. The story then has nothing to do with the basic plot and we do not care. The last two episodes returned to the main plot which is to find the origin of the dream of Memempu, the girl.
I am clarifying the plot only now because at no time in the first ten episodes will it be used for anything. I am going to skip episode 11 because it is quite messy and episode 12 finally explains the truth to us that I will not spoil despite the fact that the revelation is extremely bizarre and that it is told by an unknown villain who does not 'will appear in any of the first ten episodes.
The fact that most of the episodes are useless to the plot and half of the characters are so uninteresting made me have a bad time watching this anime that I do not recommend.
4/10

As a Star Wars fan, I was really motivated to watch Star Wars in anime. In addition, George Lucas drew a lot of inspiration from Japanese culture for Star Wars so the anime could only be good. To be honest I was a little bit disappointed with the anime.
Some episodes were really cool to me, but others weren't. But it's generally a pretty good anime. ...
The first episode is one of my favorites. The animation is really special but the fights are really good and the characters believable and the ronin is charismatic.

The second episode probably the one I like the least. Mixing Star Wars and rock was quite daring and the result didn't appeal to me at all. I really didn't like the characters and the story.
The third episode surprised me and did not please me at first glance but the fight was really incredible and we see the stuio Trigger in all its splendor.
The fourth episode is nice and the story pretty cool. The characters other than F are really not striking or interesting. It is clearly not the most striking nor the most interesting episode of this animated one.
The fifth episode was one of the best in my opinion because the fight was great even though the cheated teenager who beats siths trained in her first fight is really weird.
The sixth episode is one of what I like the least because I do not like the robot that we are going to follow and not like the main character (of this episode) made that I did not like the rest of the episode.

Episode Seven is one of my favorite episodes just because of the fight between "The Elder" and the Jedi Master.

The eighth episode is in my opinion good and bad. I don't like the story and the characters, but the second part of this episode is quite enjoyable.
The last episode was the least significant of the anime even if it was not bad and quite good. The end and the denouement of the sibling rivalry was good enough to make me on the whole quite well appreciated the episode. An episode which for me concludes the whole work well.
Even though the anime had great potential and for me it was not clearly exploited, it may be my fan soul talking but the anime was still interesting and Star Wars could remake collaborations with the studios. Japanese animation, I will continue to watch just because it was worth seeing.

The first part of this anime is pretty cool and the main character's power development (although I find it quite boring) as well as his journey through the labyrinth was really nice and it promised good things for the rest of the anime but from the exit of the labyrinth the anime got so bad and boring that I really struggled to finish it.

Already the characters are really all unbearable starting with the bunny girl only there to fill the quota of waifu with big breasts without interest and annoying.
The end of this anime was the worst part. The final fight was so ... bad and uninteresting.
And the very end makes me think that season 2 will be commonplace and will focus on an overpowered hero having his personal harem with all the usual cliché waifus.
This anime reminds me of Darling in the FranXX with an extremely promising start and a shitty ending. This is why it deserves neither a good rating nor a bad rating.
An average rating for an average anime.

This anime is the anime that intrigued me the most in the ones I had planned to watch and despite watching 110 episodes of a late 80s anime, I was not disappointed and far from the same. To begin with, the first episodes tell us about the main characters as well as the political situation of the two camps which are The Galactic Empire and The Free Planets Alliance. Yes, these names can make you think of Star Wars and maybe the author of the anime was inspired by this film since the manga was released 5 years after the release of the first film ... of the eponymous saga. The characters are very well exploited and for the most part have a past which will be told throughout the story. The number of characters may at first be a little disoriented but from a moment you get used to it. We will therefore follow throughout the anime the development of the characters as well as their entourage, the military forces and the government of both camps, as well as the relations they maintain between them. Of course there will not only be a rivalry between the government of The Galactic Empire and that of the Alliance of Free Planets, it will be much more complicated than that because at some point they will have somewhat friendly relations, while that at another time they will go to war with each other, which will happen most of the time. Then there are other camps like Fezzan or The Cult of the Earth. In the course of the story, we will most of the time follow the development of the characters in their respective camps and each character has their own character, which will allow us to appreciate some of them but not others. Now let's talk about the battles. Space battles are very successful for the time and are quite intense but there are also civil wars as well as melee battles in a ship. The battles are realistic because the narrator generally announces the number of losses of the two camps, which will seldom give the impression of total victory. For my greatest pleasure, there is suspense and a lot of twists and turns, which makes the story very linear and quite dynamic even if the phases of strategic discussions can seem quite boring from a moment, they are decisive for the rest of the story. There is also the omniscient narrator omnipresent from the beginning to the end of the story who tells us a lot of things like the important dates of the story or the thoughts and feelings of the characters. What I also like about the narrator is at the end of certain episodes, he releases sentences full of suspense like "This is the last time they saw each other" or "He could not foresee the continuation. events". It makes you want to watch the sequel to the anime to find out what it's about. There are also moments in the anime that I could never have foreseen and which are among the main causes that made me appreciate this work. Following the political power of both camps may seem boring but the hectic action and the ever more surprising story make it a primordial and decisive passage of this anime. Between the characters developed and having all their usefulness, the scenes of stressful fights and important for the continuation of the story, the political decisions and the rivalry of the two camps, as well as the rivalry of the two main characters which affects everyone make of one of the most memorable anime I have seen in my life. You also have to say to yourself that since he's quite old, he's a mainstay of Japanese animation and such an incredible anime already at that time makes me say that anyone with an interest in anime should see this leader. of work even if he does not appreciate it (which I think is impossible) to the end.

The first episode was pretty cool. Being able to follow the progress of the main character could be interesting but I was wrong because it is an umpteenth anime where the hero development is done over two episodes and where the rest of the anime is going to be mainly to follow the unbeatable character without no surprises, no comedy or no real intense fighting to compensate. This is the caricature of a basicand uninspiring anime. The characters are simple and boring: there are the typical enemies without personality and not charismatic and the allies of the character are useless and are almost part of ... the scenery. The hero helps a girl who will fall in love with him but he doesn't know her feelings, seen and seen again. There is no suspense and the main character never finds himself in a situation that puts him at even a little disadvantage. This is typically the type of story that some animes denounce in a humorous way. The universe, the story and the characters make this work really average and without interest, an anime in addition which merges in the mass of "other animes" as I call them, animes which do not stand out because they are neither original nor really bad enough to be lynched.

I fell in love with this anime since the 1st episode. The story is announced from the start: we will follow the downfall of the Heike clan and the fact that we know from the start what will happen at the end does not make the anime less good and on the contrary, rejuvenates more interest in this one. The characters all have unique personalities and the overall atmosphere is very appreciable. The humor is not too much and mixes well with the atmosphere.
I find the story told to be really great and never has a more boring moment and on the contrary have times ... that I find great. The sad moments and the happier moments really make this anime one of my favorites. I find it underrated and hope more people will recognize all of this anime's great qualities.