I'm LofZOdyssey. I have been an anime reviewer since 2015 and an anime fan for much, much longer. Currently, I am based in Osaka, Japan. As a rule, there is no anime I will be unwilling to review, and any series I start, I must finish. I hope to hear all sorts of feedback -- positive and negative -- in the comments. Also, be sure to follow me on Twitter @AnimeHajime for anime related content.
Higurashi: When They Cry
Series review of Higurashi: When They Cry – Gou. Rika Furude is horrified when she returns to the horrible nightmare of June 1983. Although a well-made follow-up to the horror classic, this newest installment lacks all the power of its predecessors.
DetailsDragon’s Dogma
Series Review of Dragon’s Dogma. Based on the popular video game, Dragon’s Dogma. Although boasting a source material rich in lore and excitement, this series has none of it. A weak story and even weaker animation, Dragon’s Dogma was a dud.
DetailsThe Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED
Series review of Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED. Detective Haru Katou must find a way to work with recruit Daisuke Kanbe, a filthy rich playboy who thinks money can solve any problem. Although the show started strong, it never managed to get anywhere worth going, eventually stalling in midflight and plummeting.
DetailsA Certain Scientific Railgun T
Series review of A Certain Scientific Railgun T. The third installment in the Railgun story. A fantastic return to form following the poor showing of Railgun’s parent show, A Certain Magical Index.
DetailsDiary of Our Days at the Breakwater
Series review of Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater. The Breakwater Club spends its days relaxing along a fish-rich shoreline. A fantastic show that is both extremely comforting and incredibly entertaining.
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Series review of Listeners. Echo Rec and Mu go on a journey to become monster fighters known as Players. The show celebrates rock and roll but forgets essential aspects such as story and interesting characters.
DetailsThe 8th Son? Are you kidding me?
Series review of The 8th Son? Are you kidding me?. Shingo Ichinomiya wakes up as the young Wendelin, the eighth son of the noble Baumeister family. This series is an utterly unnecessary isekai anime that leaves neither mark nor spark.
DetailsThe Case Files of Jeweler Richard
Series review of The Case Files of Jeweler Richard. Seigi Nakata forms a close friendship with jeweler Richard Ranashinha de Vulpian. Although its story isn’t great, this series does so much to help it stand out in a crowded #anime field.
DetailsSakura Wars the Animation
Series review of Sakura Wars the Animation. The famed Imperial Combat Revue’s Flower Division fights to protect the world from demonic forces. Although a part of a celebrated video game franchise, this anime adaptation is a poor attempt at capitalizing on its namesake’s reputation.
DetailsWoodpecker Detective’s Office
Series review of Woodpecker Detective’s Office. Kyousuke Kindaichi convinces the brilliant poet, Takuboku Ishikawa, to start a private detective agency. This series took far too long to get to anything interesting, dragging its feet the entire way. #anime
DetailsWeathering With You
Film review of Weathering With You. Hodaka Morishima and Hina Amano find each other as they try to bring sunshine back to Tokyo. An absolutely fantastic #anime film from the director of Your Name.
DetailsTamayomi The Baseball Girls
Review of #anime series Tamayomi: The Baseball Girls. A once disgraced baseball team returns to the field with a fresh batch of up and coming stars. Although not the worse sports anime by any means, this series fails to reach anything resembling memorable.
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