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Revival of the commandments was amazing in so many ways. World Building and Character developpment as well as some of the most epic fight scenes in recent anime really set this show for me as one of the best out of the series. One of my favorite things was that they introduced Power levels lime in Dragon ball z, except they were much more reasonable and they did the system way better then dragon ball z did. It wa salmost as if they turned RPGs into anime. And on top of all that, an amazing storyline and plenty of backstory, as well as a really ... sad event that was enough to make me cry (no spoilers that would just be cruel). I'm super excited for season 3 and for the OVA that was released yesterday to get dubbed so that i may continue what Revival of the commandments didn't finish.

First off, VERY misleading title, seeing as the ending AFTER THE CREDITS is the only REAL story development we get out of this "season 2" of the seven deadly sins. I use quotation because it was so short that if my internet hadn't been down the last 4 days i could have finished it in like 2 hours. Although watching this was kind of a nice break from the series plot points and started doing a little more character development (which they threw out the window COMPLETELY) and fooled around a little with the characters in a canon OVA style show. I find it sad ... to say that the only appealing part to all of this was the visuals and the fight scenes(love me a good SDS fight). and also, more fanservice. the one thing that brings down an anime in my opinion. Welp, here's to hoping the REAL season 2 will be better than this mess of an adaption.

The seven deadly sins was one of those fantasy animes that really do a good job at working with elements of medieval times and other things fantasy. Seven deadly sins had some pretty decent comedy as well as serious elements to the show that you can get into. I found myself kind of getting dragon ball vibes from the show when they use their magic, because they call out the names of their attacks a lot during battle sequences. The show also had a deep and immersing backstory to it and great artwork to keep you interested in the show. Although the show has ... a lot of fanservice and doesn't really get a full explanation as to some of the things that happened during the show. All the more reason i'm excited to go and watch season 2 right after i'm done with this review. I would recommend this to anyone who likes fantasy, comedy and doesn't mind a lot of fanservice. See you all after season 2!

Toradora is one of those very rare romantic comedies that you find in anime and in normal television as well that you can sit there and laugh at when it's supposed to be funny, and feel for the characters when it's supposed to be serious. thats teh kind of quality's i look for in anime of this kind. and Toradora really did that for me. I mean come on, since when do tsundere's get cuter then Taiga 'The Palmtop Tiger' Aisaka? No seriously, message me if there is any tsundere that is cuter then her. no? no one? exactly my point. And one thing, even ... though i hate fanservice, and it's one of the main things that brings an anime down for me, but i can overlook that when it comes to Toradora. and even i found my self laughing at the moments fanservice was present, because they did such a good job making the scene hillarious AF. Thank the anime gods for the greatest romance show of all time!

I loved SAO. I've always have and always will love SAO. despite the enormous amount of fanservice in this show and a lot of other things thay were negative, i still and always will love SAO for what it is. But this 'Extra Edition' only got the hopes up for all the perverted little 13 year olds who like seeing big breasted women swimming around in a pool while getting a recap of the first season, but they don't care about the recap because the only thing they can think about is how hot Asuna looks in a bikini (note: not my personal thoughts, i ... found the fanservice very revolting actually). All this Extra edition was made for was to have a kinky little recap title before the new season of SAO begins. And i hate recap episodes. especially when the only other thing other then the recap stuff is fanservice, Fanservice, FANSERVICE. and even if i did care about recaps, i would still say this was pathetic.

When i heard about an SAO movie coming out I thought oh yay, as if the community didn't hate SAO enough already, they have to go and start making movies about it that most likly aren't canon (because that's how most anime movies work). but then i read up on it to see if it was gonna be worth it, and oh boy was i a happy man that day. for once, the anime gods blessed us with a canon anime film that will actually tie in with the release of SAOIII and (SPOILER ALERT!!!) help get Yui one step closer to finally be able ... to have a normal family with Kazuto and Asuna in the real world. the plot for the movie and the fact that they reveal the true final boss of Sword art online at the top floor of aincrad really made this a special experience for me. Thank you Jesus-kun fir blessing us with the one thing that may have just saved SAO's reputation for the future (other than the abridged series).

I have some mixed thoughts on this season of the legendary SAO franchise that is so loved and so, SO hated. Although SAOII started off a little weak for me with the GGO arc(until the ending of the arc is when it got good) and there just a completely pointless arc in the middle just for a stupid plot weapon that they tried to make interesting by saying that if they don't accept the most powerfull sword in the game(i mean come ON if that was ANYONE who played an mmo they would jump on that chance faster than you can say 'SAOIV confirmed!'). and ... the came the mother's rosario arc. so at first i thought, ok,(SPOILER ALERT!!!) new character, who seems to match, if not overpower Kirito in strength, so maybe this might be some new arc that might play out to be a new villan in the series. but no. it was something even better. and god bless Yukki Kono, the last episodes where they talk about what happened with her, and then what happens after was enough to make me cry a little bit. anyways, overall, SAOII had a bad start, but the last arc made up for it and even some of the bad stuff i hated about Fairy Dance. 10/10 would recommend (well maybe not i dunno, he community seems to hate this show a lot) and so far SAOIII has been the best yet so here's hoping for the best season yet.

Sword art online was the very first anime i was able to completly finish, and i do not regret it either. Sword art online gets a lot of hate, and honestly, yes its not the perfect show, theres a lot of fanservice (Spoiler alert: the incestual themes were kind of a bit much if you ask me but they did a good job of resolving it), and there are some plot holes now that i think of it, but the first season of SAO really was an astounding discovery that help me find out what kind of anime i truly enjoy. at times, its funny, ... other times, its a pretty serious show and it deserves a little bit more respect. For anyone who read this, and doesn't agree with any of my statements, please don't seek me out just to put me down for liking the series. I get enough trouble being open about watching anime in general, let alone for liking certain anime.

Gamers was not what i had expected it to be. but that turned out to be a good thing! Gamers is one of the very few rom-coms i can sit down and enjoy all the way through without getting bored. although the ending was terrible(well the episode 12 ending, i consider episode 11 the true ending of the show), Gamers is an all round good show that i feel like i can show to some people who don't even watch anime. One other thing though is that i found it hard to keep up with at times and honestly it deserves a second season to ... clairify things and to further a story that i know they can take a whole lot further than they have. but anyways , i would recommend this to anyone who likes video games, romance, some slight humor, and that they don't mind a little bit of fanservice.

I have never really gotten into anime up until i watched Fullmetal alchemist: Brotherhood. I decided to watch it after a friend let me borrow a copy of the manga and i really enjoyed the story, so i decided to watch brotherhood (I skipped tbe original because i like to stick to whats canon). and watching this show at first was kind of a nice turn from the normal mainstream anime i had been watching at the time. but then, once i really got into it, i found myself astounded by the story, the plot, the characters, and the emotions i felt watching this was ... amazing. I could sit and watch other shows with some pretty emontional scenes, but brotherhood had a lot of effort put into it and it really got me feeling for the characters. i just wanna say thank you to all the people who poured there heart and soul into this, it was the most amazing thing i have seen in my life and this show will always hold a very special place in my heart. I just can't wait to have kids so i can show them this (Don't judge me, it demonstrates good morals to have in life)!