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First of all, this anime is funny. I often couldn’t stop laughing, and it’s the perfect anime for relaxing and watching something light-hearted.

The story is simple and easy to follow, just an ordinary high school life.
The characters are fine. Each of them has their own personality, and it’s hard not to like any of them.
At times, I felt like too many subplots were being added, diverting from the main storyline. But over time, I grew to appreciate that it shows different perspectives.

This anime is very good, and I highly recommend it. I had a lot of fun ... watching it and laughed a lot.

The second season of Oshi no Ko really surprised me. At first, it was hard to motivate myself to watch it because of the not-so-interesting theater preparations, but as more and more plot twists appeared, I was pleasantly surprised.

The second season doesn’t focus much on idols but rather on advancing the storyline, which initially put me off, but I grew to really like it. Thanks to the second season, I felt even more connected to the story, and it has become one of my favorite anime.

The animation is excellent; the anime is both shocking and humorous, and the characters are really well-written.

As I mentioned, the ... second season doesn’t resemble the first at all and focuses more on storyline development, but in my opinion, that’s a plus.

The anime Bunny Girl Senpai is really solid, but I felt like it got worse rather quickly.

The first episodes were really good, but as more and more plotlines were introduced, some of them didn't quite measure up in quality or felt like typical fillers.

The story is interesting, but as I mentioned, at times it was drawn out and handled in a somewhat poor way.

The ending is very good, which is probably the most important thing in romance stories.

The anime is touching, and the characters journeys are (mostku) intriguing.

Overall, I liked the anime, but it was hard for me to finish because of the forcefully inserted ... plotlines. The main character is genuinely a well written guy, and I really like him.

Kagurabachi is one of the best mangas I've had the chance to read. The fights are thrilling, and the characters are wonderfully written. It's a perfect blend of action and world-building.

At first, I felt like I was reading an average shonen, and the artwork seemed just ordinary. However, as I kept reading more chapters, the manga constantly surprised me. The panels are truly impactful and have a lot of aura; the story is captivating, the power scaling is simple and enjoyable, and although the plot isn’t particularly groundbreaking, it’s executed exceptionally well.

The characters are diverse, and while some of them are simply typical tertiary characters, ... the supporting characters get a lot of attention and play a key role. There’s no shortage of character development here, which is often a problem in shonen manga, so Kagurabachi has pleasantly surprised me in this regard.

The manga is genuinely impressive, and reading it keeps me on the edge of my seat. It’s also quite easy to feel a connection with the characters.