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Words cannot describe how much I love this anime.


This review is spoiler-free!


Sakura has been my all-time favorite magical girl since I finished watching this anime, and for just about 4 years, no one has been able to take her place. She is funny, sweet, and her catchphrase “everything will definitely be alright” is very inspirational to me.

But she’s not the only one who stole my heart. All the characters introduced, main character or even someone with a simple supporting role, are so beautifully written that I couldn’t help but fall in love with each of them.

And although I love transformation sequences and am ... always excited to see how each anime handles them, I wasn’t the least bit upset that Sakura doesn’t have one. On the contrary, actually! Each one of Tomoyo’s outfits is cuter than the last, and the idea behind them is really unique and refreshing!

But one of my favorite parts of this anime is the romance. The chemistry between Sakura and her love interest is incredible. Their relationship is so precious and pure that I couldn’t help but make a really embarrassing squealing sound whenever they were on-screen together. That’s how adorable they are.

Tomoyo is such an amazing best friend; Kero should win an award for best mascot; I fell in love with Syaoran (still don’t know how to properly spell his name) from day one; Meiling’s character development is so good and Touya manages to be protective but not overly so, all while being a perceptive and caring older brother.

If anything I mentioned sounds appealing to you, please consider watching this masterpiece!

Thank you so much for reading and bye-bye!

I’ve only now gathered the courage to start posting reviews, so I decided to write about this anime, since I wanted to talk about it since I first watched it about a year ago.


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Ah, Kamichama Karin. An anime well known for its less than pleasant visuals. I’ve even seen a few memes making fun of the way the characters’ eyes sometimes look way too far apart. And while I agree to some extent, it didn’t bother me that much, since I value story and characters more than how good they are drawn.

After all, what’s the point of having gorgeous animation if the ... plot is bad? That’s just my opinion, though.

And wow… Choosing to ignore that part of the anime was definitely a good decision on my part. I loved the romance, the comedy, and even the faint mystery sprinkled throughout each episode.

It’s slightly more melancholic than most other anime of the same genre, but not to the point where it’s filled with exaggerated violence or a grimdark storyline.

The only reason I didn’t give this anime a 10/10 score is because I thought the ending was pretty rushed and maybe even a bit confusing. That doesn’t overwrite its many good points, however!

In conclusion, I totally recommend people watch at least the first few episodes, especially if you are a hardcore magical girl fan like me! I can’t guarantee that you’ll like it just as much as I did, but I suggest giving it a chance. It’s possible that you may find yourself liking it!

Thank you so much for reading and bye-bye!

My second review ever! I tried to keep this short and straight to the point.


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Alright, I have to admit: this was partially my fault. I knew this was tagged as ecchi, a genre I greatly dislike, but I still gave it a shot anyways. I’m not going to deny that.

However, I don’t think that excuses this anime from being so unbelievably gross. You can try to convince me all you want by saying “but Ink’s 17!” but I think that fact only makes me dislike this anime even more. She looks like a child AND she acts like a child. Lewding her ... like that pervert duck I won’t bother to name by slapping some random age on her doesn’t make it any better.

I guess some people like the comedy aspect of it…? I don’t know. I didn’t find it funny, perhaps because I was too disgusted by the unnecessary angles they wouldn’t stop focusing on to notice anything else.

The only reason I didn’t quit watching it after the first five minutes was because I am a curious person, and I was hoping that at least the plot or the character’s personalities would make up for the sickening parts. Unsurprisingly, they didn’t. That’s why I dropped it so early on.

And it’s a shame, really. The concept seemed cute; it was just very poorly executed.

Honestly, I don’t see anyone enjoying this except for lolicons. So, if you’re into that, go ahead and watch it. Just stay far away from me please.

Anyways, I think I went on a bit of a rant there, and I apologize for that. Thank you so much for reading and bye-bye!

Warning: This is my first time writing a review, so I might stumble over my words a bit. English is also not my first language, so my grammar might not be the best. I tend to ramble, but hopefully I managed to make this short and sweet.


This review is spoiler-free!


When I first heard of this anime, I was a bit hesitant to watch it. The costumes looked a bit weird to me, and the synopsis made me think this was a parody, which is not something I usually enjoy.

However, as I am a huge magical girl fan, I couldn’t just pretend this didn’t ... exist. I plan to watch as much anime of this genre as possible, after all. So I gave it a small chance.

“Two episodes” I told myself. “I’m going to watch just two episodes to see if I find it interesting.”

It did not disappoint. I was hooked halfway through the first episode.

The main characters are adorable and full of personality; the story is intriguing; the ‘villains’ are funny and silly at times and even the costumes grew on me. It’s a shame how underrated this is, even amongst fans of the genre.

All in all, this was incredibly relaxing to watch, and I couldn’t recommend it more if you like magical girls and wholesome, charming anime aimed towards children. If this anime caught your attention but you are unsure if you should watch it… Go for it! Who knows, you might fall in love with it as much as I did.

That is all I wanted to say regarding this. Thank you so much for reading and bye-bye!