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Konosuba is my favourite comedy anime, and probably the only one that actually makes me laugh. A great parody of the isekai genre, which is a genre I'm not usually a fan of, that perfectly portrays stereotypical characters in an entertaining way.

The visuals in Konosuba are incredible. The colours, characters and environments are drawn perfectly, especially in the fight scenes. While the sound design tends to fall a little flat, the music is very good.

It's hard not to enjoy this. I've rewatched it a few times and might do it again. I couldn't think of many people not to recommend this to, unless you're ... looking for a serious or deep experience.

Serial Experiments Lain is a very intriguing series. Despite my many re-watches, and the help of many others, there's still more I'm finding out about. There's so much to look into because of how confusing (in a good way) the story is

The story, despite being cryptic, is wonderful. If you can decipher what's going on it's very entertaining and interesting, and for me is one of my favourite stories from any anime.

The art has that beautiful late 90's anime aesthetic. A relatively limited colour palette with very appealing environments and characters. The music and sound design is astounding, and even to this day I've ... still never known any anime to do it better.

It's hard to talk about it without spoiling it. This anime will make you question so much, not just about the story itself, but about the world. I will emphasise, it's not for everyone. The confusing story can be something that turns people a way - to which I wouldn't blame them - though I personally love everything about this show.

Metsuko ni Yoroshiku is a funny read with entertaining characters and wonderful art. I enjoyed every chapter, and it's nice to see a manga that doesn't portray a larger character in a purely negative manner - she's one of my favourite manga characters in general.

The character designs are interesting. While there are a few bland ones, the ones that sick out *really* stick out. It's why I like Akiko so much - she has a unique design and is written and interacted with in a way that involves her weight but doesn't portray it as negative.

It's a great manga if you're looking for ... a short but captivating read. I would recommend it to most people who like slice of life.

Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon is my favourite waifu baiting blatant yuri and loli fetishizing manga, and I still don't like it. It's boring, bland and sells at its boobs and not much else.

The only thing I can enjoy about it is one character and the art. Everything else is duller that white bread. I wouldn't recommend this to anybody who's looking to enjoy reading a story. If you're looking for big boobs and 3 side characters who are more entertaining than the main ones, go for it. That's the only kind of pleasure I could get from it, and there's more people who ... I imagine feel the same.

Chapter 100 is what completely did it for me. There's so much horny, sexual and paedophilic sexual humour crammed into one chapter I decided to cave in and give up on it.