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Masamune-kun in the Revenge had all the obnoxious points so that it was close enough for me to quit the anime for good. And guess what? The idiot here continued to force himself to watch because he had a tiny expectation that it would improve, but in the end it was a cluster of random episodes and extremely boring cliches that exuded the predictable in an uninterrupted and boring way. Holy shit, for the most part, you could predict what would happen in the next episode pretty much all based on what you saw before; It was ridiculous.

The whole plot is more like a random ... set of OVAS, in which, some parts, will be surprisingly important in the plot. Actually, this was not supposed to be a novelty, most of the anime / manga that approach this annoying and saturated theme, always develop this way, but really, does not stop or tire of being impertinent to see.

Visually, it's cute. The visual (environment) of the anime is pleasant, a pity that what the anime has to present does not follow this line ...
The animation looked like it would be good, but it suffers a considerable loss of quality.
And the soundtrack, nothing much. It does not disturb or help, basically.

And now it is here that I lay all my eternal and profound repudiation of the anime; The characters, or rather the two protagonists. God, how horrible they are. In fact, their personality is that it is so hateful.
Let's go in parts, first, Masamune: man, it's out of the ordinary, how fucking he is. To start with his goal, which almost completely outlines the plot. It is certain that even the anime itself does not give a seriousness to it, but seriously, it is so unbearably unbearable what it does because of this totally childish and superficial goal, rather than being funny, it is pathetic. He just did not give a fuck what was going on around him (mostly), because of a revenge he was supposed to have been in the past. But no, he holds an extremely strong and ultra relevant rancor because of a... rejection. Wow, it's really pathetic.
And second, last, and definitely not least, Aki: I actually wondered, how the hell does one like it, even getting on a level to consider it a love. She has such a fucking boring and unpalatable ego. Why then, moe is not enough to make a character a person's love, okay? Well, let's face it, having a superiority complex so inflated to the point of tearing up a simple love letter, and putting on an embarrassing nickname and humiliating whoever is confessing, I think it's not very lovely...

So, in the end, my relevant hate for anime is mainly due to the characters. If they were other than the two protagonists, I probably would have enjoyed the anime much more and would not give such a big deal to a totally boring, predictable, and meager storyline.

3-gatsu in the Lion may have been one of the best dramas I've ever seen-- in fact, it comes easy on a possible TOP 5 drama anime I've ever seen, after all. It is simply all very well done; From the incredibly elaborate plot to the very well-constructed events to a completely different and captivating premise, so that all the true drama that was presented fit perfectly into all relevant and irrelevant factors. The dialogues are great and the characters are sensational.
The dramatization on the introversion of the Rei (protagonist), contrasting with the way he seeks to escape from this reality through the Shogi, is ... beautiful to see.
The comments he makes mentally throughout the episode are brilliant. Unlike any narrator, he does not describe the scene and the chewed and hand-delivered delivery to you, these thoughts make you reflect a second time about the scene and help you to understand it otherwise. It's the least, touching.
Another positive point worth mentioning is comedy. The comedy is very well served, so to speak. In other words, it knows when it should appear. Perhaps she had intruded in some moments she should not, but in general, she knew when she should be present, and when she should not.

The plot develops at a desperately slow pace. It would not surprise me if someone fell asleep in the middle of some episode, because considering this factor, it is quite understandable, but I think one of the main differentials of 3-gatsu in the Lion is precisely this calmness in addressing the events. So if you can stand up for the whole episode, it's going to be worth more than it's worth.
Another thing worth highlighting in the 3-gatsu universe is that even a seemingly insignificant character can make the narrative of the story completely change. A simple helper changes the way you tell and work the plot. This is great.

The characters are great. Seriously, the cast overall is very good. It does not have a character without utility or bad use. They all had their respective functions, and they performed very well (I have not yet decided whether I love or hate the Rei sister, haha).

And technically, the anime was to take the blow. Holy shit, the scenery here is beautiful. Seriously, I really wanted to see Shaft work on a utopian feature film, just to see what the visual art of 3-gatsu would look like. If within a week, they made it possible, how would it be in a time of production and larger budget? I have mental orgasms just thinking ...
3-gatsu has a cartoon style in graphic art, and in addition to being very beautiful, makes the anime's ambiance spectacular and, above all, perfectly emphasizes the theme of the work. It was very good. I definitely can not see 3-gatsu with a visual art (scenarios) otherwise, otherwise this; Think, 3-gatsu with the scenarios of the ufotable (Fate, God Eater), for example. It would really be very beautiful, but also, well anti-climatic.
The animation is relatively above average. It is fluid and makes the movements of both the joints of the characters, hair and even the clothes, be in a perfect synchrony and much more pleasant to see.
And finally, on the soundtrack, my God, what absurdly beautiful thing. What an incredible soundtrack. I believe that since Clannad, I had not seen a OST as beautiful and climatic as that of 3-gatsu, congratulations to all involved in this question, they did a wonderful job.

In summary, 3-gatsu in the Lion, is basically more of the appearance. Not superficial, it may seem like a drama with a touching point and another touching with a set of characters that are there to develop the protagonist, but having a deeper point of view, you can realize how incredible the plot is, and how brilliant it is. The way it has to take place.

Stella no Mahou is another slice-of-life with a generic and frivolous premise that covers a plot about a school-building gaming club that we are already tired of seeing. It has no differential or something that really is worth highlighting in the whole anime, the plot is extremely simple and this in itself is already completely limited to being able to approach a thematic or principle describing or eccentric, so to speak. There is nothing extraordinary from beginning to end, and you can see this from just reading the synopsis, so it's not something you can describe as disappointing or surprising. The comedy is not the ... best, because it is as if it acted compulsory in the entire anime, because without it, practically would become something even more empty empty than it already is, so do not expect something hilarious or that makes you cry Laugh here, so it will not happen.
In addition to a medium-sized comedy, the anime was also summed up in cute and moe scenes to try to catch as much as possible who watched. It was almost as if the anime itself knew that its plot itself would not be enough to engage the viewer and felt the need to put a heavy amount of moe in every situation where possible. It worked as a fanservice; The anime could not arrest you and appealed to a cute scene between the characters to get your attention back to the episode when you were already totally distracted from it because it could not keep up with the facts it presented because at certain times was immensely boring. It works well, I have to admit, but it's another factor that pretty much delivers and assumes that anime is like a giant bladder that instead of having oxygen in it contained an absurd amount of superficiality and futility.

This superficiality that, besides being present in the entire plot of the anime, was also present in the characters. Those that have no depth either individually or in the entire development of the anime, and that despite this, you can hardly hate any, but also can hardly love them.

Visually, the anime is strange to say. The graph is the same as Hai to Gensou in Grimgar, and the animation is frighteningly similar as well.
The graphic art and the scenarios are like paintings of scanned screens, and the animation is quite simple. But the OST, by contrast, is pretty cool and can do its job a little better.

Anyway, Stella no Mahou is one more of those animes that serve to pass the time and watch one or two episodes a day, if you have not seen while launching, otherwise, you will hardly be able to put up with such superficiality in a single plot, with A facade covering everything possible to try to make you watch until the end.

If you want a good hobby, Shakunetsu on Takkyu Musume is the perfect anime for you. The 24 minutes of each episode passes without you noticing and when you realize it already is hoping that the next episode will come soon. It was really surprising how much the anime managed to arrest me, being that I just got to watch with curiosity and already thought about dropping soon in the first episode. It turns out that the chronology of the anime is very simple, it is basically a girl who has just transferred from school and loves table tennis, and there, she makes new friends ... and next to these, she will go through all the obstacles to be the champion national.
Calling shallow may be appropriate because everything goes very slowly (which is a serious defect of the anime), and this meant that 12 episodes were not enough to cover everything he promised. It can be said that it was misdirected in fact, because the anime ended up just where the climax of everything would be: the national tournament (it was as if everything that the anime portrayed was not absolutente at all, because everything was happening all over Cast going through difficulties to overcome its weaknesses for the tournament, which did not happen). The big truth is that the anime was extremely stagnant and what really would make everything run as it should have lagged behind because as I had already quoted it was misdirected or else they should have released money for a two-cour production or else split- Cour, because anything was better than the ending that the anime had, unfortunately. It failed to meet its original premise and eventually the end was deplorable and meaningless.

The anime has a soft presence of fanservice, but a heavy presence of an inexplicable moe. Anything that the anime had had a moe implicitly placed there that left in the minimum, the situation comically and logically, cute.

Visually speaking, anime is very simple; The traits of the characters are well ... modest. This is made perfectly visible if you repair the eyes of the characters well. The graphic of the anime is quite normal too, nothing surprising. The scenarios are basic and play its part basically.
Already the animation, is well above average, which intrigued me, because the context that the anime brings, is usually something very basic or even bad, but in Shakunetsu was different. Everything was fluid, especially in the scenes in which they disputed their departures. Those scenes that I'm going to give a highlight too, because they are incredibly exciting. You really can get stuck there and get into the mood altogether, because in addition to a cool animation that these scenes had, the presence of OST was totally noticeable. What a good OST! It can give 60% of the merits of the 'key' anime scenes to the OST because it was surprisingly good.

The cast of the anime is cool. There is not a character you can really dislike. In fact, you separate the ones you found cool and the ones you really craved to see the terribly moist face every minute because I particularly had many.

In short, that's it. Shakunetsu on Takkyu Musume is an excellent pastime that you will love watching if you are dying of boredom and lonely. It is not something that you have to prioritize to watch in whatever the situation. One, two episodes a day is ideal, I mean, this is if you gotta start an episode or if you can stop watching the same.

Shuumatsu no Izetta was a forcing of drama from beginning to end. It was as if the anime was playing with error and accuracy, with countless attempts. Those that either went very well, or went very wrong. I came across many times wondering why I continued to follow the anime, and I could never get a concrete answer. Maybe it was because I had a little curiosity to know if the relationship of both heroines was so "non-superficial" to the point of having so many cute and pseudo-romantic scenes, or if it was because I simply had a huge doubt of how anime Would end ... up leaving so many doubts and events to be clarified and developed in the penultimate and final episode.
I was very impressed by the fact that since episode 3, the anime made it so predictable and explicit that one of the heroines could die, entitled to an emphasis just before this possible scene, and simply to have left the logic and coherence aside To leave that same heroine alive for no reason at all.
So the anime was interesting and dynamic only in the first three episodes only, then it was a huge adjection of apathetic and mild episodes, which suddenly happened something random to give an impaction to it so as not to let those who watched sleep.

The plot was well formulated, but failed to give a dynamism to it, which unrolled all other negative factors to it. It was as if they wanted it to be resolved in the end, with no other development in the previous episodes, that could bring the end of everything.

The animation is above average, is fluid and the movements of the characters are "stable", this until episode 3, 4, because from them the quality of the same I was constantly falling. But after 10, everything went back to normal. Not completely, but a good part stayed as it was in the beginning.
The anime is visually pleasing. The graph of it was very beautiful and the scenarios were pleasant to see. The colors were vibrant and added a touch to the action scenes, which made everything even more beautiful. The action scenes that had plenty of it, but few of them were really good and exciting.

The OST is very good. In fact, maybe the most relevant plus point of the entire anime is just that. What really made the action scenes of the entire anime at the very least fit to watch, was just the OST. It was very well elaborated and is easily noticeable in whatever the situation or event.

The characters are not charismatic, they are not loving and they are not hateful. It is very difficult to describe them, because they do not give you any feeling. There is no character you can think of as great or as lousy. They are a mixture of superficialism and neutrality, basically.

Overall, Izetta was simply something that makes you excited, but that can make you fade that same animation suddenly with the slowness and fortuitous that the anime presents after all that was really worth watching.

"I managed to get people to remember me? I managed to come into your heart? Will you forget me?". And the answer is, respectively, of course, absolutely not; I never will I forget Your Lie in April, or Your lie in April. One of the best drama animes I've ever had the pleasure of seeing in my entire life. Simply perfect.

Your Lie in April, adapted from a manga of the same name by A-1 Pictures, tells the story of Arima Kousei, a boy of elementary school, which was considered a prodigy pianist, but but is unable to play after death of his mother. One day, ... he meets Miyazono Kaori, a brilliant violinist who radically changes the lives of Kousei.

I can not point very well Shigatsu defects, because if it is a matter of consideration of each, and these, I think that would have to be considered only the fact that at any time, the anime specified what the disease the mother of Kousei, or what was the disease that had Kaori. Other than that, I think more like a lack of attention, has no, in my view, at least.
And the qualities I do not need to talk; animation, graphic, plot, characters, OST, plot, developing the characters and the plot and the aprofundação the same: everything is just perfect. You feel in heaven while watching Shigatsu, so goes the twenty-two minutes from the episode and you do not realize that all this time left.

The Shigatsu plot is excellent; It contains a well-written novel, a drama worked perfectly well on top of this novel, and a incredible "exploration" in classical music managed to coexist very well between these two other genres that I quoted.

The animation is very nice. It is relatively fluid and makes it look like the movements of the characters do not look so robotic, unlike Sword Art Online (is the same studio). And the chart is simply beautiful; the brightness contrast mixed with vibrant colors that make up the scenario form an exceptional combination of elegance, modernity, and of course, beauty. I venture to say that Shigatsu was the most beautiful anime visually speaking 2014. And not only visually, in plot and OST as well. Why not?

And speaking of OST, the soundtrack Shigatsu is fantastic, exciting and extremely exciting. One of the best I've seen in anime. The songs played throughout anime pass you exactly what the characters want to get you; tranquility, serenity, sadness, joy, anguish. It's amazing, just.

Shigatsu has two OPs; "Hikaru nara" Goose house group, and "Nanairo Symphony" double how the Koala Mode. . Both OPs are great. After spending about three episodes I was addicted to the entire OP and when I realized, had been repeating it for the third or fourth time.
It also has two EDs. In fact three, but the third and final is just an acoustic version of the second ED theme. The first ED is "Kirameki" Kirameki the band, and the second is "Orange" group 7 !! And EDs are also very good, especially the first.

The Shigatsu characters are very good. The development mainly Kousei is spectacular. The fact that he overcome childhood trauma caused by his mother's selfishness in every split second he was playing a piano key is to take the breath away. The Kaori is a huge sweetheart; not only his cuteness, but his personality and unpredictability make her a great character. And I also remember that at first I thought profudamente the Watari and Tsubaki would have only a role of extra in the anime, and really did not give another, but even if both are secondary characters, they stand out as different from other anime, where extras are kind of forgotten, they had a huge importance throughout the history of anime.

That is, in general, Shigatsu is great. very much worth assisitir. The declaration of Kaori in the end, makes you see that even more was worth watching altogether. Is beautiful. No words to describe better. If Shigatsu is on your list, or if you have doubts whether or not watch any, take a up it in your such a list and send your questions to the side, because I'm sure you will not regret it in any way.

Do not jump to conclusions. That's what I "learned" with ReLIFE. ReLIFE was an anime that I really did not expect absolutely nothing interesting, especially considering the extremely nonsense synopsis. But with each passing episode, plus the anime was holding me and I could not stop watching until I realized that I had already finished.


The first impression I had when I saw the first five minutes, something that will not call attention visually speaking. nothing (which I will comment more calmly later). But at least that would be something different from other animations that rodeam the industry. And that's exactly what happened, but I honestly ... thought it would be the same difference that would make me drop the anime, it was the extreme opposite. What held me in relife was the plot of course would not make any sense. But over time I was watching, I realized that analyze the bit plot by bit it would make sense too, because if not this nonsense present it, relife would be a boring and common Slice of Life that both are often seeing in transmission .
The more I watched, the more I realized that using the argument that "the anime is bad because it does not happen in real life," or "a pill that makes someone rejuvenate 10 years is madness" is instantly disposable. For it is this argument that makes even the anime does not make sense, make sense as well. This is because it is he who makes the plot is not "impossible."


As I watched, I wondered if ReLIFE had some defect, and I especially could not see any, the system to develop a pill that makes the character "back in time" was something at least clever, if thinking. Because that way, you would not have to relate to more complex things like time machines, distorting realities, paradoxes and so on. And I'm sure the Yayoi thought about it when he was writing ReLIFE. And guess what? Even simple, which is great, from one point of view.


As I said it would comment, the animation ReLIFE and the graphic is not up to snuff, and is far from it. TMS had no concern iota to let the animation a bit cooler, but I see this as default, but this would cause the person who was watching to stay at least a little more apt to be forced to watch the anime, if was not with the face of the plot. I say this because I am a strong example; when I'm not very interested in anime plot, if it has an animation and beautiful graphic, I get at least one more "excited" to continue watching.


The OST is not also nothing more, in fact, they have been a few times where I could see her bottom, but do not see it as a very important defect, but as I already said when commenting on the animation/graphic anime, It would be even better if it were something better prepared.


The OP is not amazing, but it's not bad, is that average around. The ED no comments. Not to be spectacular or awful, but simply does not exist. It was just some illustrations of what was the episode, and a different song each time.


The characters are not from another planet, but they are not terrible. While I sympathize with some, not with the face of others, Kariu, for example, found nothing in it that was nice, but found nothing that would cause me to hate.


The end is not considered by me, I end indeed as it was clearly made with intention to continue on a possible second season. I do not know if it was really the will of the director and TMS to do so, or if it happened by chance, but I think for them to have intended to leave a final so open and without end that way, TMS must be securely sales, because they hardly spend money on something that did not sell well in the debut, something that have double or triple sales reduction in the continuation.


Anyway, in short, ReLIFE was a good anime, but sinned in some minimum aspects which, if they were better dealt, would turn into something very good, or even great.


(If you have something that's not how to read, I apologize, because I am Brazilian, and my English is not that great)