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A Galaxy Next Door is best described as average. The premise comes off as uniquely unoriginal, with the method for the two main characters being tied together putting forth the only amount of individuality this show has. Every other aspect of the show ends up becoming a trope galore. The show struggles to ever have a definitive identity, constantly teetering on the line of breaking out onto it's own but never committing.

One of my largest gripes is how the show is almost too happy. It's so cornily happy without any irony it can begin to be overwhelming at times. The first few instances come ... off a sweet and nice, but after watching further it begins to weigh down on the enjoyment of the show.

The main character is one of the most boring imaginable. He's the typical "nice guy" character in anime, which isn't inherently bad, but he possesses no individually to his character. If I were to go to another anime and grab a different "nice guy," any person would struggle to tell them apart. His design is especially disappointing as a show with such nice visuals at times produced one of the most bland main characters. It's understandable that he wouldn't be some absolutely crazy design but he feels as though you took every romance protagonist and averaged them into a design.

One of the few positives is that it has themes of child-care, which while not to my tastes, very well may be others adding some level on uniqueness to the show.


I can't say the show is terrible as it's not an awful watch, but I can confidently say that I don't recommend it either. There's a lot more better romance shows out there that would be watched before you get to this one, but if you're really strapped for romance, it's not the worst option.

This anime is disappointing because it could have easily been something new and special, but instead it delivers below quality ASMR and tries to hide it with the cute anime girls.
It's not as though this anime never has ANY good triggers in it, it's just that even when they use the directional audio to increase the immersion for the triggers, it still uses flat audio for the characters talking causing there to be a noticeable disparity in what you're hearing. There are times when the characters also use directional audio, but it's not true 3D audio as it just causes all the audio to go ... to one ear, then straight back to the plain audio for their voices before.
There isn't really an actual story, which is honestly to be expected and not something this show should be judged for. They do use their time smartly and dedicate mostly all of the three minutes to triggers, though when they do try and sprinkle in mild amounts of story and character development, it feels unneeded. All the shows need for character development, if they even want to, is to use the different types of ASMR done to show the difference in characters.
Overall, this show isn't terrible, and it's not as though it's a major waste of time, it's just disappointing as there's not much like it and it just could of been more.

Yasuke is the epidemy of a clown fiesta. The show had no real originality to it and seemed to just do anything and everything it felt like. Giant Robots, yep. Magic, yep. Swordsmen, yep. Historical piece, barely. The show lacked anything and everything it would need to feel good and comprehensible.
The main character, Yasuke, in thought is a pretty good character. The idea of a black swordsman trying to prove himself in feudal Japan is a very cool idea, especially since it's based off a real person, but the show does a complete disservice to the character. Yasuke feels very unoriginal, the talented man haunted ... by his past type of character. The past of Yasuke ends up being significantly more interesting than the present, making it hard to care about the story.
The actual plot is nothing special either, and is just the old I have to protect the chosen one storyline but doing nothing special and many things wrong.
Overall, Yasuke feels bland, boring and unoriginal. Absolutely would not recommend.