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This perhaps is the finest 2018 has to offer.

Upon finishing the show, I hopped on the earliest plane to Munich. I then traversed several hundred kilometres south, through rugged terrain and along the way, scaled a few mountain ranges. At the heart of the alps, I met up with the master connoisseur.

Despite his initial dismissive attitude towards my appearance, the master was quick to change as I revealed to him, a carefully wrapped copy of 'Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu'.

After sitting through the approximately 300 hours of heart-warming Japanese animation, the German connoisseur smiled gleefully at Shera's massive bazonkas. A single ... tear made its way down his cheeks. He turned towards me, still smiling, and told me: "zat was ze cheesiest thing anyway has ever shown me. Danke."

The cringe that exists within the show is unrivaled by any other. Its unique distastefulness and pain-inducing plot is comparable to that of people who try seriously on Tik-tok.

However, the agony of sitting through the trashy content is completely nullified by the amount of fan-service the show has to offer. But like any fun drug, the user will inevitably crash after a brief period of euphoria. What used to be nut busting anime bazoinkas quickly morph into a general sense of fatigue and boredom. The producers fail to realize that, despite their somewhat effective appeal to the male fantasy, a pair of huge ganzongas can't hold up a show with an enumerable amount of plot holes.

Of course, there are worse isekai shows this season.

But why watch this when you can watch slime reincarnated?

Actually, I guess it might be viable as research material. After all, r.i.p Hentai Haven.

Himegoto is an enlightening piece of modern masterpiece that provides insight into the biases of society.

Episode 12 has undoubtedly a few of the most emotional scenes in animation history. The poignancy is unparalleled by any other. Me and a few homies cried for hours before resuming masturbation. No wonder battle-hardened Himegoto fans sneer at the childish themes of "Your Name".

All the way up to the final episode, the student council has been intentionally depicted as an oppressive and corrupt force that exercises their dominance through power and wealth. The characters embody TV (especially anime) cliches that seemingly deem the show as "tasteless". Yet brainless normies ... are unable to fathom the intricacies of bland characterization, which absolute draw attention to the ingenious plot line.

While I am not a hardcore feminist, I am still admire the efforts put in by the creators outline the polarity of control that exists between genders. It saddens me that no one else experiences that sharp melancholy. Dongers out for Hime, boys.

The story constantly repeats situations where the gender roles are reversed. However repulsed audiences may be, one cannot judge art through a narrow and confined perspective. If an alien species is observing Earth from afar, they would deem this as the peak of human evolution.

On the outside, Himegoto seems like a show full of fan service, appealing only to fans of trap characters. Yet upon closer investigation, many would find a carefully-crafted critique of authoritarian regimes and gender norms.

Moments such as Episode 12's (again, one of the greatest) molester sequence will go down as animation's most romantic scenes.

-Stunning