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TL;DR Review

Going into this anime, I had no idea what I expected. However, I did not expect this. Jigokuraku is actually an amazing show with that is fast paced, interesting, and has a good plot. The main character goes through a development like no other while being supported by everyone surrounding him. The fight scenes are good, well animated, and engaging. Pacing is fast but not rushed with almost to no filler scenes. You will not be bored when watching this. This is one of the anime I will be stoked for when season 2 comes out. I would recommend this to anyone that is ... looking for something to watch in one day.

In Defense of Kings Game

Alrighty, I know I am very late to this anime. Like really late, but I just had to conjure up a review of this anime to defend it against its haters. Now, by no means am I saying this anime is a masterpiece, but I want to point out the fact that a 5/10 on MyAnimeList does it no justice. It does not deserve a 5/10. However, I can see why this anime gets a bad rep from people. It's because they're either a 13 years old kid that has never seen worse than a butterfly in anime or they watched ... the first 5 minutes and called it quits. The main problem people point out is that there are too many flashbacks but really they work though. It simultaneously tells the story of the previous kings game and the story on beating the game; it works that way, trust me. Secondly, people are pointing out the fact that the deaths are bad or such, and yes some are but I mean they're anime deaths, there's a lot of blood and, well, death (duh). Overall, a survival death horror game that kinda looks like Future Diary is not terrible. With *some* likeable characters and entertaining plot it should be on your list. Then you can tell your friends about the anime Kings Game that is underrated and show off you're not just a normie. All I'm asking is to give it a try before you pass on it.

TL; DR Review

No Guns Life isn't bad at any means, but neither is it amazing. In fact, it could be a lot better. However, I think that other release of exceptional anime has impacted my view on No Guns Life. For example, I enjoyed Demon Slayer or Fire Force a lot better than No Guns Life. The main problem I see in this anime is that there's not a lot of variety. Some of the episodes are kind of similar and there are really no "haha, gotcha" moments. I do have to say, the opening is a banger and the character design is pretty cool. ... Unfortunately, this anime starts off on an amazing first 3 episodes and just doesn't live up to its expectations.

-Spacecraft555

TL;DR Review

To be honest, this isn't that bad; however, it's just so cringy at times where even I can't stand it. If you're asking for a plot, there really isn't any and if you're asking for action, there really isn't any. Now, I know I can't say much because I've only watched 2 episodes, that being said, I can tell you that if the other 10 are like the first 2, there's no way anyone can get through this without trying to hurt themselves. There's one situation where Latina (the demon girl) gets lost and separated and after her "long and eventful journey" back home, ... there's literally a 5 minute scene of her crying and hugging Dale (the adventurer) and metaphorically sucking his dick.

- Spacecraft555 UwU

P.S: The loli sounds like she's missing six chromosomes and all of her braincells.

TL;DR Review

I think giving it a 4 maybe giving it too much credit. There are many problems that I just can not see past while watching this anime. One big one is the animation. They say that a picture holds a thousand words, so I don't see why it wouldn't count in anime too. Unfortunate, Toaru Kaguku no Accelerator takes the lazy rout and most of the mechs are CGI. The thing is it's not even good CGI; it's horrible CGI. Another irritating problem I have with this anime is that the main character (Accelerator), his laugh is just so unnatural and cringe worthy. I ... mean if you really have nothing to do and enjoy watching paint dry, this is the anime for you.

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When I watched Danmachi season 1, I really enjoyed it. I loved the plot and the dungeon exploring and how little of a harem it was. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for Danmachi season 2; in fact, it was the exact opposite. There was no dungeon exploring (you know, the purpose of season 1) and this season slowly but surely (unfortunately) became an unwatchable harem. You are introduced into characters that you don't care about, characters that don't matter, and to be honest, characters where the anime would actually be better without. Don't even get me started with Hestia and how unlikable she ... gets in this season. Season 1 left us with high hopes, unfortunately, it all went downhill.

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TL; DR Review

This was good. Very good. It seems like a lot of animes these days are very predictable, but this is not one of them. It's interesting to see the original Dororo, but modernized, and I would have to say, a damn good job was done. Following the journey of Hyakkimaru trying to get his body parts back to become more human, in some ways he is becoming less human. This storyline, along with his friend Dororo, makes a very interesting and entertaining anime to watch. That being said, I did not rate this anime 10/10 because of the following:

1. Some fights end too ... abruptly/shortly/awkwardly.
2. There's an illogical coherence that sometimes pops up here and there.
3. Inconsistencies (occasionally) with Dororo's face when it's a close-up.

Overall, I am happy that I decided to watch this modernized take on Dororo and could not recommend it any further.

- Spacecraft555 UwU

TL; DR Review

Boogiepop wa Warawanai started off on a very high note. The first arc, although short, was interesting and fun to watch; I loved it overall. The second arc was fun too, not as great as the first one though. However, what ruined it for me was the last arc. This anime, in general, is very vague and I had no idea what was going on at the time, but the last arc was the last straw for me. During the first section of the last arc, I was like, "what the fuck is going on," and we later found out why people were ... asleep, I was already asleep. I kid you not. ZZZZZZZZ. I've rarely fallen asleep watching anime, yet this has succeeded. In case you don't get it, the last arc ruined it for me completely. However, if I were to say one good thing about this anime, it would be that I totally dig the Boogiepop costume and I will cosplay as them.

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Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue (My Roommate Is A Cat) is an interesting anime where we follow a socially awkward novelist and his adventures with his stray cat. This anime is original, where you get both the story of Subaru and his cat Haru. That being said, again, no anime is perfect. You'll find yourself yelling at some of the scenes in this anime because there is no possible way someone is that stupid. Another problem, I think, this anime has is the priority of screen time each character has. There are some characters I wish had more screen time and some ... I wished didn't have as much screen time.

- Spacecraft555 UwU

TL:DR Review

There's always one problem with this anime. "What's the plot?" "What's the plot?" However, there isn't a plot; but maybe that's a good thing. Every episode is like a short story with some kind of conflict that is solved in the 14 mins each episode. Manaria Friends only focuses on Anne and Grea, so I really wouldn't call it "friends" This anime, however, does not get enough credit for its animation. The shadow detail in the first and later episodes fascinated me. One other problem this anime has is, I already noted this, that each episode is 14 mins long. That's almost half a ... normal episode and on top of that, there are only 10 episodes. That being said, I believe that if the anime was longer, there would have to be a certain plot to follow so that the watchers wouldn't be bored out of their mind.

- Spacecraft555 UwU