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Jan 15, 2025
Tsuki ga Kirei -
December comes with cold breezes, but there's something magical about watching a romance anime under a blanket. Tsuki ga Kirei isn't just an anime - it's an experience that brings warmth and familiarity, making you feel like you're wrapped in a tender hug.
Released in 2017, Tsuki ga Kirei beautifully portrays young love with a level of realism that's rare in anime. The series draws inspiration from the writings of Osamu Dazai, adding a poetic touch to the awkward journey of first love. At first, the pace might feel slow, but once the story picks up, you'll find yourself fully immersed.
By episode
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7, the anime shifts gears and becomes something truly special. The OST, songs, and background music breathe life into the scenes, making the emotional highs and lows hit even harder. The music isn't just an accessory - it's the soul of the anime.
There's something ironic yet beautiful about Tsuki ga Kirei.
Despite being rooted in realism, it pulls you away from your own world.
I didn't binge it, but every time I sat down to watch, I found myself completely lost in its universe. It's strange how an anime so realistic can make you forget real life for a while.
The characters act and speak like actual middle schoolers - funny, awkward, and full of charm. Their innocence and growth feel so genuine that by the end, you feel emotionally attached to their journey. The ending is deeply satisfying, providing closure while leaving behind a bittersweet longing for more.
Now that l've finished it, I feel this strange emptiness in my heart. I want to experience it all over again, but I know that no matter how many times I rewatch it, I'll never get to feel those first emotions in their purest form. That's the tragedy of beautiful stories - they stay with you, but you can never experience them the same way twice.
And then it hits you...
"Why can't this happen in real life?"
To me... to anyone who deserves love... to introverts, to those who quietly long for connection. Tsuki ga Kirei made me cry not just for its story, but for the hope and longing it stirred in me.
I initially ranked it lower, but now?
It's a solid 9/10. If you haven't watched it yet, give it a try - there's no better time.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Jan 14, 2025
Burn the Witch Review
What if dragons weren’t just mythical creatures but an everyday part of life—and only a select few could control them? Burn the Witch, by Bleach creator Tite Kubo, explores this thrilling premise in a stylish, action-packed fantasy set in Reverse London.
About the Anime
Released in October 2020, Burn the Witch is a three-episode ONA (Original Net Animation) adapted from Kubo’s manga. The manga began as a one-shot before evolving into a short serialized story. The anime currently holds a solid 7.15 rating on MyAnimeList, reflecting its balance of quality and brevity.
A Quick Summary
The story follows Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole, witches working for
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Wing Bind, an organization that manages dragons in Reverse London. As they tackle dragon-related incidents, their lives are complicated by Balgo Parks, a reckless civilian entangled in their dangerous world.
Why You Should Watch It
1. Fans of Tite Kubo and Bleach Will Feel Right at Home
While not reliant on prior Bleach knowledge, the series offers subtle nods to the franchise, including a connection to Soul Society’s Western branch.
2. Strong Female Protagonists
Noel and Ninny steal the spotlight with their contrasting personalities and teamwork. Their dynamic elevates the story, offering a refreshing focus on capable female leads.
3. Kubo’s Signature Artwork
From detailed cityscapes to stunning dragon designs, Kubo’s artistry is at its peak. Taking his time with this project has allowed him to craft visuals that stand out as some of his best.
4. Perfect for Busy Viewers
With its short format (originally a one-shot, then a four-chapter manga and three-episode anime), Burn the Witch is easy to get into without a huge time commitment.
Where It Falls Short
The story struggles with limited character development for secondary figures like Balgo, Bruno, and Macy. While intriguing, these characters feel underutilized, leaving potential untapped.
Before diving into the three-episode ONA, watch the Burn the Witch special episode. It’s a prequel that provides essential context for understanding the story and its world. Burn the Witch brevity may leave some craving more, but for fans of Kubo’s work, it’s a must-watch, If expanded in the future, it has the potential.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Jan 13, 2025
Dandadan Review: A Thrilling and Wholesome Rollercoaster
Rating: 7.5/10
I’ve struggled to binge anime in general for a while, but Dandadan had me hooked from the start.The series captures you with its smooth and engaging plot progression in the early episodes. The story is structured perfectly, setting up the characters, building conflicts, and delivering a satisfying resolution, all while keeping you hooked for the next episode. The pacing flows effortlessly, with everything aligning just right to make the story compelling and easy to follow.
A standout feature of Dandadan is its unique blend of absurd humor and serious moments, like the quirky use of pervy elements, including the
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iconic “reclaiming the wiener and balls” plot point. While these moments might seem crass or even disgusting to some, they are integral to the show’s charm. This quirky, offbeat humor adds a distinct tone to the series, though it might not appeal to everyone. For those who appreciate the bizarre, it’s a key part of the experience, maintaining the unpredictable, wild nature of the story. These moments act as comedic relief amidst the chaos.
One of the strongest aspects of Dandadan is its visual storytelling. The show excels at conveying deep emotions and themes through powerful visuals with minimal dialogue. Take, for example, the subtle, yet moving scenes between characters like Momo and Okarun, where the emotional weight of their struggles and triumphs is expressed without the need for excessive exposition. It’s a fine example of how animation can evoke more than words alone, enhancing the overall experience.
The anime does an excellent job of bringing the manga to life. The dynamic fight scenes, character designs, and supernatural elements are all beautifully translated to the screen. The animation enhances the chaotic energy of the story, making every action-packed sequence even more exhilarating.
However, while the early episodes are intense with higher stakes and consequences, the later episodes feel a bit predictable. Characters rarely face serious consequences or injuries, and it’s clear that no matter how intense the situation may seem, they’ll find a way out. While this adds to the fun and lighthearted nature of the show, it does lead to a sense of predictability.
Dandadan is also a prime example of a new-gen shounen anime. The show bombards you with back-to-back action sequences, which might feel overwhelming at times. Yet, after each intense arc, the show balances things out with wholesome slice-of-life moments that add a refreshing break from all the chaos. These moments are not only fun but also build the emotional depth of the characters, allowing you to connect with them on a more personal level. It’s this balance of high-energy action and heartwarming downtime that makes the series so enjoyable to watch.
Despite these strengths, the story does feel a bit stagnant after Episode 8. There’s not much going on after that, and the cliffhanger at the end of the season felt like a missed opportunity. While it leaves you wanting more, it doesn’t do so in the most satisfying way, especially when considering the buildup.
The character dynamics are one of Dandadan’s most enjoyable aspects. The relationships between Momo, Okarun, and the supporting cast are full of surprises and unpredictability. There’s a delightful tension between their personalities, making them fun to watch together.
In conclusion, Dandadan is a highly entertaining series that blends action, humor, and heart, with an exciting start that keeps you glued to the screen. While it has its flaws, especially in pacing and predictability in the later episodes, it remains a fun ride that fans of action-packed shounen with a unique twist will enjoy.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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