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Jan 15, 2021
7 of 12 episodes seen
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Without shitposting: this anime proves that women are useless on isekai, why bother giving them arc time? in the end the male protagonist will solve everything by himself.
After getting into a new world with a shitty job our maleMC has the brain and guts of leveling while the other characters are complaining. There is a part where they have to move forward without the MaleMC, and everyone dies including NPC characters. Artist must be rolling in his grave for how everyone is shitting his work, but can't be helped because he proved a point with his adaptation: women don't know how to solve stuff by
themselves.
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Nov 2, 2020
13 of 13 episodes seen
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Ignore all those 2-3 score MAL reviewers that never watched proper anime,
Simply put: Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha closes on the "it's bad, yet so good" category. Anime similar to this is probably Code Geass, but lets put differences aside and let's go on the summary points of why YOU SHOULD watch this:
Story: In a world of Demons, Humans, Fairies and gods, ignore the other races and focus on demons and humans. Hell, let's ignore plot devices, let's jump to action, feelings, rom-com and singing characters together. EVERY CHAPTER IS ITS OWN ANIME. There are not many adaptations that can pull this one out, only
Silver link, experts of giving you 5 Light Novel volumes in less than 13 episodes.
Art: Based Silver Link does this again, recycling scenarios and some character features, and like coming out of nowhere get got this blended so good. QUALITY in some chapters but it's forgivable coming from a lockdown year we're living.
Sound: Sound effects were at the top, you can hear everything and even moaning at low volume.
Character: Pretty much this worked wonders and Silver Link produced the best episodes summarizing each character giving them the right spotlight each chapter, even your head can't keep up the immense plot each second.
Enjoyment: You can skip the opening and keep watching the entire day and still wanting to know what else will happen here? T R A I N W R E C K is a proper description that works wonders on this.
Overall: I'd give this a 10 but it's being partial against all MAL users that enjoy any flavor of the month shonen adaptation like Kimetsu no Yaiba, let's keep it real giving a 7.5-8 because a Light Novel getting 800k volumes deserves an anime adaptation, not a proper one like this trainwreck but you can solve those issues by reading the books, for some reason this got green light instead of other low tier LNs.
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Oct 4, 2020
12 of 12 episodes seen
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As a fan of Uzaki chan from the manga releases and comparing that to this adaptation you can feel it's a secondary anime entry for many people that are not into reading and want something to watch instead of getting the real source.
Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! is the story of how Sakurai and Uzaki Hana hang out together between day offs, most of the story is related to people starting their adulthood and giving situations outside of the usual high school romcom and slice of life stuff that gets repetitive.
Now giving how this year has been a mess since the beginning of season, Uzaki chan got
her turn of adaptation, of a weak ass manga to anime, there's nothing positive that can be said because most of the anime quality has dropped, so adaptations are created from manga and light novels that are lackluster. Fear not, I don't hate the mangaka and his work, in summary the adaptation is a complete mess that is not near the quality the manga has.
The things that will make you drop this anime is the goddamn Kusocat, that never existed on the original source, the same as the way production ordered the episodes, missing episodes or giving them a weird order, episode 10 was a real mess on quality and it was weak to give them a proper entire episode.
Now at last I must say, first time anime people you'll enjoy this crap, but for people that had read and enjoyed Uzaki chan before being an adaptation knows what's up.
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Aug 15, 2020
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Some Light Novels are hyped on the time they were published, waiting 5 years to give a compressed adaptation of 11 LN (they're using a bit of each) Volumes on 12 episodes is literally killing the original source, Hyakuren no Haou to Seiyaku no Valkyria is one of these cases.
Common MALusers mistakes this anime as a clone of "In Another World With My Smartphone", or a bad writing of this against the other. Pretty much what you're expecting to watch here is around 10 books marathoned on 12 episodes mixed of RomCom, Harem and some action and "My katana strong against longswords" idelogies.
If you're
trying to watch this after reading the Light Novel you'll get some of the bad quality adaptations you'll ever get, with 1 or 2 episodes that were interesting on the Light Novel and some nice breasts and legs.
If you have time to kill in this lockdown and there is nothing left then I recommend you to watch it.
Story: the anime opening tells you literally what happens, guy got teleported to the past with his smartphone, his childhood friend help him via e-books and sht on how to survive and overcome war on his clan, after a while this trope is one of the most useful stuff he can do (he's practically useless without it) but he achieves some nice harem of all ages, bodytypes and colors. Nothing else you can say because it's butchered a lot of the original source.
Art: looks similar to Date A Live on the eyes, maybe they hired some artists from AIC Plus+, the rest is something between light 3D scenes and clone animations, and some anime quality around. If you're into girls they're on the best form naked or showing legs and boobs.
Sound: OP is similar to Date A Live also, on the fact many anime harems tend to sound electro-violin and stuff, environmental music is normal, nothing much to say.
Characters: Nothing much to say, they're butchered and is easier to figure out the personality of each ones, so like I said early, expect to enjoy a ride if you've got nothing else to watch.
Enjoyment: It's fine, it's not sht like some other reviewers claim, it's something you can enjoy and maybe forget a week or two but gets the job done.
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Aug 11, 2020
8 of 12 episodes seen
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Before reading my review, if you're expecting In/Spectre to be many different arcs or episodes then I can tell you it's not, it's a whole entire arc of 12 episodes.
I did the mistake of watching the anime and got hooked after 3 episodes, expecting this anime to be more about many cases involving Youkai and some ghosts and (perhaps) some action. Oh God how mistaken I was.
The anime gets stale on the 4th and 5th episode, giving you as the viewer the fact that many of the stuff happening is like watching Death Note but with asspulls that can be answered with sudden stuff going
out of the background.
I believe this anime got adapted because japanese got nothing else to adapt so they chose to get 1 arc of 12 episodes, that are a mix of flashbacks and asspulls coming one after the other.
Like I said on the first paragraph, if you're expecting some 4 different arcs of the entire season then you'll be dissapoint, not even Nisio Isin can write that many asspulls on a story.
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Jul 29, 2020
1 of 1 episodes seen
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Randey1211 and Abnormaal pretty much described what's up with this movie, but here's my whole review giving the anime only and light novel side of things.
For many of you anime only viewers the movie should sums up an entire volume that on at least 4 anime episodes (96 minutes at least), the bad is that White Fox decided a 85 minute movie of 25 minutes recap of season 1 and 60 of the entire Volume 5, so many of the stuff you'll see it's shallow and rushed.
You probably end up hating Goblin Slayer after watching the movie, damn If I were the producer or had
any control of this I'd just track back from Volume 3 and give you a proper movie series that'd go until the latest volumes.
Best recommendation is to think this never existed, hell, just go and read the light novel from Volume 1, because you're missing out many things.
Art is fine, I liked how they used many of the Light Novel pictures were adapted on the movie.
Sound is recycled from the TV version, except the ending music that is Mili - Static
Characters are the old and same, nothing much I have to say but Noble Fencer has a nice back body I'd pound if I were a goblin.
Enjoyment is many stuff missing, some other are laughable and in the end it's an entire mix.
Overall, I don't recommend to watch the movie, just stick to the Light Novel and wait for the best in the future.
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Jun 9, 2020
15 of ? chapters read
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Before reading this review please understand that any Manga don't have to be a serious genre or having real life stuff to be enjoyable; or better said, the purpose of the mangaka on Kanojo mo Kanojo is not about getting serious at all but have a lot of comedy and a great gag manga like Aho Girl was.
Kanojo mo Kanojo is another of those Romcom that ase more focused on the comical part, similar to a gag manga the purpose is to crack a smile to the reader without much thought on who is loving who.
Story is about our male MC (Naoya Mukai), enjoying
his first girlfirend (Saki Saki), during the first day dating her he met another girl (Nagisa Minase) that she has intense feelings for him, and because for some logical but honest personality of the MC he ends getting her as a second girlfriend.
Now while the story is somewhat lacking, the characters are made to be the extreme of themselves, Naoya being a complete sincere and honest person that flows with feelings left and right, can't leave any of both girls and has to be in a two timing relationship with them. Saki being a useless character but at the same time she won't hate the situation and Nagisa willing to give her best so Naoya and Saki get together at the end even if her feelings are "pure" on some way. A complete mess and because of this maelstrom of feelings and logic (illogical) reasonings they'e together.
Art is real good, you can feel determination on their actions of each character on every page, at the same time we got many of these characters can't keep it low so they're always flipping their sht for any upcoming situation. The spread pages are almost perfect in giving us a well detailed joke, or the environment they're in. There are many blank backgrounds, that's something I have to deal with it because Hiroyuki (the mangaka) focused more on giving us a gag instead of a well detailed place in a few of these pages, probably these details can be fixed when a manga volume is publised in a future.
Enjoyment is subjective but at the same time is delicate on this genre, like the cake analogy of "eating too much cake everyday ends up with you dis-tasting the cake", it's the same for this manga. You can sit and read too much of it but you won't enjoy it at all after a while, because you're getting too much of it.
So if you're in need of something dumb fun, and at the same time a romcom, this manga is for you. More if you liked Aho girl.
If you real need a romcom - serious manga, then I suggest you check on some other genre, the gags won't be enjoyable for you at all even if Hiroyuki is giving his best on making you have fun.
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Jun 4, 2020
2 of ? chapters read
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Roll a seven and it's off the board
Pretty much that quote from the light novel translates what is up with Kumo Kagyuu's Gaiden (beginnings) light novel about Goblin Slayer. At the moment there are only 2 books that tell us about how the world of Goblin Slayer was about (a brief introduction) 10 years before the Original GS story, then later focused on our Main Character Goblin Slayer, setting the story on the 5 years before he meets Priestess and the rest of the lovely characters of the Parent Story.
Story is a complement of how our main character becomes known as Goblin Slayer, how he
started like many other porcelain rank adventurers and success on the quests given. Pretty much quoting the author: "it's a story about how goblins show up and our main character kill all of them", but it's not easy task for him, also he (us the readers) start to discover how the world works around him, how characters later become attached to each other and how he learned to slay the goblins. At its current 2 volumes it explains everything about this year one (author states that like 2 years of goblin slaying, but without time or season difference in the book it's probably still the first year) and there's no room for any missing stuff, so it feels completed.
Art is done by Adachi Shingo, is a real important person dedicated to many Anime staff positions, currently worked on the illustrations for these books. They look pretty, and sometimes it gives the old RPG vibes on action illustrations.
Characters are completed after reading this books, we know why Goblin Slayer wants to kill all the Goblins, how was his past, we know the reasons behind Spearman and Witch, and more about Guild Girl and her coworker. And yes, of course about the favorite Cow girl, don't miss about her. Exist many other characters that show up, but pretty much they're part of the Year One, and some others are like Easter eggs that complete the Anime adaptation on certain places, same for those main Goblin Slayer readers you'll enjoy those characters.
Enjoyment is subjective and based on what you're looking for: If you want to explore more about Goblin Slayer and how was the beginnings or you need more Goblin Slayer because you're waiting for more books published then this book is for you. If you're not interested on adventure, with some dark fantasy moments and you get bored about stories Dungeons and Dragons - like... then you probably need to read something else.
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Jun 3, 2020
12 of 12 chapters read
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Goblin Slayer: Brand New day is a spinoff manga of the main story Goblin Slayer, the art is from Masahiro Ikeno and pretty much is a compilation of the most important side stories that happen between the Light Novel Volumes one to eight.
Story is pretty solid, not improved because it's the manga adaptation for the light novel, only you'll see some mangaka freedoms on certain scenes but it's pretty much the graphic story happening on the light novel.
Art is very good, sometimes you see the mangaka has a very clean drawing, he can go on some soft faces for most of the young
characters and rough on the same Goblin Slayer and spearman and others. The only thing (if you're not picky) is that some goblins and monsters are real human-like drawn instead of the usual deformed faces that you see on the light novel, same for the red arremer (but that's because copyright issues, understandable).
Characters are solid, based on the light novel, so if you've read the light novel or pretty much you're a westerner and only have watched the anime you'll see some extra personality of them that is indeed how they are on the light novel.
Enjoyment is subjective, but for pretty much a dark fantasy light novel this spin off is more of the slice of life on the world of Goblin Slayer, so you'll enjoy the action, and you probably enjoy the interactions of characters in town or in another quests.
If you're looking for more of Goblin Slayer, and also see what your imagination is missing on the light novels then this is for you. Otherwise if you're not into goblin slayer at all then you should look for something else, dunno why are you here reading a spin off if you haven't tried the real thing!!!
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Jun 2, 2020
17 of ? chapters read
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Before reading further, wash yourself the soylent and saltiness of many other reviewers giving an score lower than 5. They're upset because the artist gave a free NTR innuendo on later chapters (around 14-16) but those people can't understand that was a joke.
Please put these on, Takamine-san is one of the recent manga created by Yuuichi Hiiragi, the hype it takes on the firsts chapters is because it's a story about a high schooler boy (Shirota Takashi) that has the worse grades, not popular and in the end your useless main character, now for some reason he likes the best girl at school, Takamine Takane,
and for some reason he discovers she has a secret that can rewind the time so she can become the godly student she is.
Story at all is pretty much inexistent, because for some circumstances our boy Shirota becomes "her closet" and everytime she asks he had to put on her some underwear that is part of her secret time rewind power. On the latest chapters you can see there's a reason they're together and not only because he discovered her, but if there wasn't a reason a all the story would go around on them anyways.
Art for most of the chapters is about how perfect Hiiragi can draw her heroine, so most of the time is hard to find an appeal on the surroundings because the focus is about Takamine on a sexy pose, taking off her underwear or wearing some sexy and kinky lingerie stuff. Background characters are some rare to appear on chapters (until the 17th, you can see there's some new character), you'll see most of the time interactions on Takamine and her closet in some ecchi situations, and that's great.
Characters personality are simple about themselves, the classic main character that is useless and spineless at life and for some reason Takamine is helping to grow as person and learning that life is not about having it easy but more about working hard. And Takamine being more of a bossy and perfect character that give us some interesting pace and secret reasons and feelings for Shirota-kun. Interactions are only between both of them, and because of that you'll feel the chapters are stale and repetitive, and thinking the only thing salvaging the manga is the sexy stuff Takamine pulls each chapter as fap material, after some chapters the author is trying to give more than just fan service so if you're still reading then keep it up you won't be displeased.
Enjoyment is subjective and for a monthly release of this story is a nice dessert after a hard day at work or study. I find it a nice short story and by the looks of it is short enough so people can read it later if they miss it.
Overall if you're looking for a manga about some slice of life with some ecchi interactions then Haite Kudasai Takamine san is your pick for a while, and I'd suggest you to get in twitter and follow the authors for some clean Takamine san drawings.
If you're looking for some serious slice of life, some battle manga and / or somewhat stuff like a very romantic story then I'd ask you to find something else.
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