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I started this anime out LOVING it, I really enjoy cute animes and this one seemed really good. The premise starts out a little sad but it starts picking up and becoming something cute and enjoyable.

Then it hits episode 3 and we get a new character in the mix.

He's explained as someone who's usually seen glaring at children, so I was wondering if it was another instance of someone disliking children, which is fine! I don't like children myself so I get it. However, we find out later, that's not the case.

He's a pedophile, played for a joke. He stalks children because they're ... soft and cute and he really likes them because "he's a degenerate". And his pedophilia is played for a joke. The whole time.

I didn't want to support an anime like that, so i dropped it immediately.

Big O is genuinely one of my favorite anime of all time. It's an enjoyable noir mystery with mechs and compelling characters that make the entire thing feel solid and well thought out.

The animation is very of-the-time but clean and nice to look at (especially in the blu-ray release, which I absolutely bought the moment that I could). The art style is more on the simple side for the characters themselves, but really shines when it comes to the mechs like Big O itself.

DO NOT go into this anime expecting a full on mecha anime. That's not what it is and not what ... it tries to be. It's a noir, first and foremost. The mystery and the characters are what bring this anime to life.

Classicaloids is. A lot to take in. It's not good, BUT it's fun. It's extremely fun, and the colors, sounds, and characters are all enjoyable, even if the story is just off the wall unusual.

Classicaloids is, in short, about the clones? Reborn versions? Of classical composers like Mozart, Chopin, Schubert, ect. Living in the modern era with their creators(?) daughter in a huge mansion. They are all bubbly, fun, colorful, and completely different from one another, finding their happiness in daily life while also occasionally turning into classical music-themed magical girls and boys.

It's not a great anime, it's not even in my top ... ten, but I enjoyed it so thoroughly that I couldn't bear to give it a score below 7. If you want an anime that's colorful, fun, and musical, i'd highly suggest it.

Okay, I didn't want to hate this anime. I gave it a solid shot, thinking the premise was interesting and I wanted to know more about our awful, horrible, boring protagonist. In the beginning, I enjoyed it and thought it was decent! I wanted to know who the King was, so I continued watching.

Episode 5 or 6 is when it started going downhill on my end. Oh, but I didn't stop there. I thought maybe, hey! There is this ONE interesting character and I want to know how they fight this new issue (the "King reveal", for those who know)!

And then nothing gets accomplished, everyone ... wants bland protag-kun for some reason? And the last episode is an absolute shitshow, going from one point to another to another and eventually ending with everything the protagonists did being done for nothing. The anime sets itself up for a sequel but if it EVER sees the light of day, I will actively boycott it and warn everyone I know to avoid the mess at all costs.