A short film by Genshou Yasuda, which feels like an early sketch for his upcoming feature-length project. It didn’t really grab me. The concept of a robotic girlfriend, the visual style, and the overall narrative just didn’t convince me that there’s more to explore here. That said, the robo-girl is admittedly cute,…

The prologue (or "Episode 0" as the distributors call it) really set the tone for Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction in a way that instantly grabbed my attention. The glimpse into the post-apocalyptic world hooked me right away. The apocalypse felt fresh and original, and because of that, I had no issues getting…

Ramen Akaneko sounds ridiculous on paper—cats cooking ramen? Plus, it doesn’t have the best visuals, and you can tell they were cutting corners on the animation budget. There’s a mix of traditional 2D and some obvious 3D models during movement, which isn’t the smoothest. So yeah, the premise is silly, and the…

A cute, fun, and light-hearted romcom with a nice, brisk pace that manages to deliver a complete story in just twelve episodes. If I had one small gripe, it would be with the animation. It’s not terrible, but it feels a bit basic—maybe that's just the style of the original work, but the animation doesn’t quite elevate…

For an anime about an OP hero with one seemingly underwhelming ability, which he’s mastered to absurd levels—basically a premise we've seen a million times—this actually wasn’t bad at all. First off, I gotta say: anyone who tries to claim that "parry" is a weak ability clearly hasn’t spent enough time playing Dark…

A short film by Genshou Yasuda, which feels like an early sketch for his upcoming feature-length project. It didn’t really grab me. The concept of a robotic girlfriend, the visual style, and the overall narrative just didn’t convince me that there’s more to explore here. That said, the robo-girl is admittedly cute,…

Ramen Akaneko sounds ridiculous on paper—cats cooking ramen? Plus, it doesn’t have the best visuals, and you can tell they were cutting corners on the animation budget. There’s a mix of traditional 2D and some obvious 3D models during movement, which isn’t the smoothest. So yeah, the premise is silly, and the…

Alright, I might’ve gone a bit overboard with the rating, but what can I say? Even though The Shop at Sly Corner is a crime drama with a bit too much emotional manipulation for my taste, I really enjoyed it. The story itself was solid, but what really stood out were the performances, especially Kenneth Griffith, who’s…

Right now, Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san is just a solid romantic comedy for me, built on a really simple premise: "everyone's hiding something." The biggest flaw with this setup is that most of the issues could be solved with a straightforward conversation. But the show’s strength lies in…

The prologue (or "Episode 0" as the distributors call it) really set the tone for Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction in a way that instantly grabbed my attention. The glimpse into the post-apocalyptic world hooked me right away. The apocalypse felt fresh and original, and because of that, I had no issues getting…