Japan Sinks: 2020
Review of #anime series Japan Sinks: 2020. A series of massive earthquakes throw Japan into an unprecedented crisis. Although from a studio with great titles under its belt, this series falls short in many aspects that make the whole thing underwhelming. #anitwt
DetailsShachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!
Series review of #anime Shachibato! President, It’s Time for Battle!. The adventuring guild Kibou Company has just hired its new president. This series is the latest in a seemingly growing line up of lackluster mobile-game-adaptations. #anitwt
DetailsBungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgment
Series review of Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgement. Japan’s most remarkable writers fight to protect the stories they wrote. A lifeless and overly complicated series that fails to grab anyone’s attention.
DetailsShironeko Project Zero Chronicle
Series review of Shironeko Project Zero Chronicle. The Kingdoms of Light and Darkness struggle to bring about a lasting peace. An amazingly dull and painfully series to sit through. Here is a show that asks for far too much of your attention.
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Series review of Sing “Yesterday” for Me. The story of love and regret between three people. A down to earth romance story that can be wonderfully charming, but sometimes a bit stretched.
DetailsWave, Listen to Me!
Series review of Wave, Listen to Me. Minare Koda becomes a late-night radio personality. A show with plenty of personality and weirdness, but one that sometimes goes a little too far.
DetailsPrincess Connect! Re:Dive
Series review of Princess Connect! Re:Dive. The adventures of Gourmet Food Palace. A functionally fine story, but with very little to get excited over.
DetailsDropkick On My Devil!
Series review of Dropkick On My Devil. The demon Jashin is summoned by the far more demonic human Yurine Hanazono. An overall stumble with a few redeeming elements.
DetailsDropkick on My Devil!! Dash
Series review of Dropkick on My Devil!! Dash. Jashin, Yurine, and company return to a life of craziness – and sometimes violence. An absolute improvement on its predecessor, this show was quite entertaining.
DetailsAscendance of a Bookworm Part 2
Series review of Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 2. The second chapter in the story of the reborn Myne. A fantastic continuation of one of the most surprisingly excellent series of 2019.
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Series review of Arte. Noble-born Arte struggles to become the next great artist in Florance. A charming story that feels relatable despite the Renaissance-based setting.
DetailsBNA – Brand New Animal
Series review of BNA: Brand New Animal. Michiru Kagemori suddenly becomes a Beastman and makes her way to Anima City. A fantastic addition to the already stellar filmography of Studio Trigger.
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