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I haven't seen many people with Maoyuu Maou Yuusha/ Mao in their Favs~ so Respect also you got Horimiya/ Hori Stein's Gate/ Best Girl Makise Kurisu, Fate Stay Night, Violet EverGarden, Your Lie in April, Spice and Wolf, Hikigaya, Demon Slayer and Beatrice also in your Favs~ Awesome Nice to Meet Ya ^^

also lol nice soredemo sekai review. i am glad i dropped it

Loved your Ran and the Gray World review :)
I have yet to see a review of it that encapsulates how disgusting that part of the manga is, while also recognizing what it could've been.

most affinity I had with anyone sick list

Thank you for making me not waste my time with Soredemo Sekai wa utsukushii manga thanks to your review. I appreciate it ^^

While I understand that the episodes were conceptually correct, there was content going astray, like the Knight, I don't think there's reason for her to have such behaviours, stuff like fighting with Maou for the Yuusha(The way of doing it.), but on the Maou side, it's reasonable cuz she had close to none human contact, those things ended up happening probably because the director chose it was better for the pacing of the work, I don't agree with him.

I do know that the LN doesn't have those problems, I've read some chapters of it and a lot of positive comments.

Changing the subject, the first episode of Maoyuu is one of the best I've seen, the entire dialogue is really impressive, the OP/ED were also really compatible with the work, just the rest of the anime that I didn't feel like it delivered at the same level.

Average Maoyuu Maou Yuusha enjoyer, chad, just read the Soredemo Sekai review... I stopped reading at chapter 40~, I'm really in conflict if I should or not read it, I really love that work...

Hello. ^^
How are you doing?

cool reviews. mind explaining why boku no hero S1 is better than 3-gatsu no lion S1?

Hi, have u read the sequel of Kuzu no Honkai manga? If not, read it! You might be pleased!

I learned the hard way over the years you can never change someone's opinion. You can however learn to understand that nothing is perfect, everything is flawed and internet arguments are dick measuring comments. Like with taste changing as you get older and perhaps gradually realising you dislike what you once liked, it gets to a point where it's wiser to concede what you see as flaws, someone else might see as positives.

Tltr: I'm too lazy to argue. Most people link how they feel about something to define them, and get defensive. And tbf, on an anime website it's mostly teens.

In the case of Maison Ikkoku, I've always felt it's something that'd piss you off or make you care, for much the same reason, so your review was especially intriguing given we both cite the same character flaws. Takahashi is good at investing real female traits into her heroines: namely, hypocrisy and jealous bitchiness. Would a real woman pick Godai over Mitaka without hesitation or be indecisive; I find human failings like that in characters interesting. Others might get angry that characters are acting in unlikable ways. I certainly got angry at the MI characters. It all depends on what you want and expect.

Anyways, that's enough faux-philosophy on anime/manga ratings. I enjoy reading your reviews as they get to the point and have enough emotion to be entertained. Your Scummy Wishes review was interesting to me, kinda like your MI one: you ended saying 1/10 enjoyment because there was no attempt at making anyone happy; indulging itself in unhappiness. I was drawn to it because it lived up to its name. The sociopath teacher getting married/saved by nice gai was bullshit, tho.

I don't use MAL much anymore, so I probably won't respond if you do. Twas nice encountered someone that can discuss things.

Your Maison Ikkoku review reminded me of how I felt typing about it; the anger and frustration. I could've rated it low or high, yet I went high because of how passionately I typed about it. Despite wanting to twat both Godai and Kyoko. Our reviews are two sides of the same coin.

Anyway, it was a fun read. There's a quote from near the end of the series; something like "she burns with jealousy, yet when she smiles, the world is mine". It's that emotional flip-flopping that made the series, and Takahashi's accurate portrayal of an indecisive woman, so entertaining and infuriating. Love and hate are always closer than you'd like to think.

good/very good reviews and good taste makes no sense LOL

No problem, also my theory is that its not necessarily time travel, but memory travel, the grisha in that current memory only senses Eren is there, but the outcomes barely change due to his presence if at all.