I went into this anime with high expectations. The first few episodes delivered. The circumstances of the world that the story presents unfolds slowly. The initial premise is fantastic. The origin story of the main character is the highlight of this show.
As soon as you reach episode 5 things take a massive dive. The animations becomes worse. The character dialogue loses all mystery and that any sense of forward momentum. In fact characterization falls completely flat at some point.
This story lacks any sense of pacing and plot points lose their importance. There is no foreshadowing or character depth. Overall one of the worst anime series
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Mar 14, 2020
Sora to Umi no Aida
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So far I've only seen 4 episodes, but I think I've seen enough to give a positive review. This is exactly what I was looking for.
You see, I don't always want to watch anime with the intent of being wildly emotionally invested in an intricate plot-line. Lately I've been kind of sad and just want to turn my brain off and watch cute characters do stuff. It also has a heavy ocean theme, which for me is really relaxing. I like the colors they use. If you just want to zone out and turn your brain off because you are too busy to get invested ... 
Nov 5, 2018
Kore wa Zombie desu ka?
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This is the second worst anime I have seen to this day.
What do I say about this? None of the characters have any personality and all of the writing relies on slapstick humor. The animation is under-par, so none of the comedic slapstick gets across the way that it should. Our main character is supposed to be a zombie, however does not resemble one, with the exception has limps are detachable and re-attachable. I have to admit that I watch the dub of this anime, mostly because I was looking for something I could watch sideways in bed without having to read subtitles. The english ... 
Oct 13, 2018
This review is being written by someone who is only six episodes into the series with plans to complete it. If you are looking for an anime built on degeneracy for degenerates with an incomplete sense of family dynamics and little social skills, you have found it.
While the foremost quality of this anime is cuteness, as expressed in the title, Oreimo explores other topics as well, such as the stigma on otaku culture, making friends through common interests and incest. Overall I give it a 7 out of 10. I find it enjoyable because this is the quintessential example of the kind of entertainment that shouldn't ... |
