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What you see is what you get: a bunch of girls go camping together! ^_^ That's it!

There is no fan service!

There isn't even any boys in it, except for like a background father character here and there.

The music is very sweet, comfy, and fitting, with a lot of soft guitar. I found it just a tad overused, but it was pleasant!

The animation is fine! Not much to say!

... The scenes are generally pretty, and the show does linger on them the appropriate amount.

Nadeshika, the main sidekick, is quite adorable and very excitable! The other characters, while they never get explored deeply, they're fine and realistic.

It generally is enjoyable to turn off the brain, smile, and watch them go camping together. ^_^ That's all there is to it, and that's okay!

Awwh, what a cutesy, pleasant lil' surprise. :>

Nothing ground-breaking, mind! But, going into it with few to no expectations, it was better than I thought, and I enjoyed myself.

The art: it's fine! It doesn't need to be groundbreaking. I'd say it's above average, and just right for what it needs to be. The colouring is very pleasant to the eyes, adding to the relaxing atmosphere, and so watching it, you yourself start to feel cosy!

The music as well is just pleasant, and wonderfully adds to the comedic or restful moments!

There's some stars of characters. Tanaka is the main character who really doesn't want to be ... the main character, preferring to lead a normal life and be left alone. He is ridiculously listless, to the point that, in my headcannon, he has some sort of disease - but this never gets addressed. It just is as it is, and it's light-hearted fun.

His best friend, Ohta, on the other hand, is a real showstealer - and so are many of his other class mates, all with interesting quirks, lovable people that bounce off of each other well.

And so, we'll simply watch them throughout their high school slice of life. The typical beach episode, festival episode, fireworks, class event, and so on. I'm sure you've seen it all before.

This show had potential for more, I think, and it's a shame it didn't reach that (they really could have gone places with Tanaka), but it was still okay in the end.

I for sure left with a smile on my face. :)

What a strange show!

First, big warning! It's about a lot of sad subjects, mainly suicide, but a lot of other things, too! ^^;

Then, it starts out super whack! At first, I thought the main character was hallucinating like crazy, and things didn't make sense.

Then, things started to make a bit of sense, in a very surreal way, and the subject matter and genre changed very rapidly.

Finally, things got really serious and scary, but at the same time, there were a lot of strange and unexplained phenomena, such as parallel universes, creating artificial life, robot bodies, and much more. There were so many questions at the ... end, and it is very much unfinished as they suddenly introduced many new concepts at the end of, what I suspect is season 1.

Now, the music is good, and the animation is fantastic. In fact, sometimes, the fighting animation is astounding, even though this anime has little to nothing to do with fighting! ^^;

There is probably a lot of symbolism; some of which is obvious, some of which is so strange it leaves me reeling!

The characters I generally like. The main four girls have strengths and flaws. They may act irrationally at times, but they all have had a troublesome upbringing and they are kids, so it's probably ok. And, apparently there is some supernatural stuff going on as well, so who knows!

In the end, it was cool to watch the magical girls(?) do the fight-y and protect-y thing, although I'm still not sure what for. It was cool to find out more about the history of everything, but then other super weird stuff popped up. I preferred the more down-to-earth episodes, the backstories of the four girls, and their troubles. Still not sure what's up with the teacher, by the way.. ^^;

So, it's a very much "I don't know" show. :x The production quality is high, and the writer certainly wants to convey some sort of message, but I'm not sure I'm getting it.. ^^;

Uh-oh..! ^^;

The good: the music do be bangin', and the animation is generally good, and sometimes amazing. Some fight scenes in particular stand out quite a lot. They've got this cool epic-factor that was present in Bleach as well, where logic comes secondary to style - and boy do they have style!! I also love the dynamic camera movement!

Now for the not-so-good-stuff.. :D

I don't like the characters! ^^;

Grandpa is introduced & killed in episode 1. He's made out to be a big deal, but he really isn't. His one line is repeated over and over again, like it's meant to resonate, but it's not even ... a good line! His death was glossed over sooo badly!

The main character is ridiculously happy-go-lucky at times to a silly degree. Then, at other times, they want to make him appear more serious, but it doesn't work for me. That said, there are some comedic moments, and they generally are funny.

His initial friends get forgotten after 1 or 2 episodes, and replaced by an edgy guy and a typical anime girl who achieves absolutely nothing (except for a random cool fight at the end). The guy is a bit of an edgelord, although when his story gets revealed at the end, it is kinda cool.

The teacher is a bit aloof, ridiculously OP with undefined powers, and conveniently absent so the other characters can do stuff. And then, a whole bunch of other forgettable tournament-necessary characters that achieve very little, one of which is a panda. Some of them worked, but most of them really didn't, no matter how cool the fights were, the stakes and characterisation were absent.

Especially the main three - they're made out to be great friends, but they never hang out or seem to clique well together or anything! Also, as usual, there isn't really any tension to speak of.

The story, it feels very haphazard. At first, it seems like it's going somewhere - but then, the main plot quickly gets forgotten, and nothing comes of it. Then, a random side story that does nothing. Then, a random tournament arc that does nothing, and so on. It feels all over the place, and yet going nowhere at the same time.

And, unfortunately, for me, I find story and characters to be very very important, which is why, anime of the year 2020 didn't do it for me. :x But maybe it will for you-?

Why isn't this talked about more! :D

This is such a lovely, wholesome little wonder! Twelve episodes of joy and glee! I haven't seen an anime like this in a long time, if ever!

For once, there are no cliches, no fanservice, no crazy powerups, no! It's just a story about a guy adopting a little girl and trying to be a good parent. That's it, and that's all it needs to be! In fact, thinking about it, I'm surprised there aren't more stories like these - realistic, sweet, relatable.

The story is fairly light, there isn't too much progression (and there shouldn't be, given the topic). But ... there's enough. Watch the lovely lil' kid graduate from nursery school. Make friends. Do a school play. Learn to cook. Get ill, and get better again.

And the dad, he grows as well, perhaps even more so! It's also admirable and understandable how he tries to get in touch with the true mother.

The music is beautiful and fitting!

The animation, now that's something else!! It's very stylistic, old-fashioned, and perhaps at times, "childish", with extra colours, or less detail. But it -adds- to it more, in my opinion! In fact, I'd love to see more shows like this! For this show, I couldn't think of any style that'd fit better! It has such a wonderful flow to it!

Every episode just brought a big smile to my face, incredible feels-good anime, would recommend to anyone! It's just a good stand-alone lil' story about parenting that happens to be hand-drawn by a Japanese person. ^^

This whole "season 2 part 2" thing is starting to get popular, isn't it! :')

The TLDR of this is: I'm a dum-dum and I don' get it. Or maybe it's because there was such a long wait time between the two parts (and the previous) season. Or all of the above. Or more than that.

Basically, a lot of times, I had no idea what was going on, or especially why. Why person X hates this person. Why Gar randomly starts biting that woman. Suddenly vampires? Still don't know who the pink-haired old lady is. How did Roswaal survive fighting the super OP priest person? Who ... is Echidna in the grand scheme of things? Why did Puck randomly have to leave?

Then, they'd make these amazing revelations, and I'd be like - boy, this would be so meaningful and eye-opening, I bet, if I knew what was going on!

Because of that, I just couldn't enjoy the show anymore.. :( Too much confusion..

Atop that, the whole re-zero'ing hasn't really been a factor anymore. There's some character development, so that's nice, but I also liked the simpler "try to go to point B without everything going wrong". Also, this season almost felt like a complete sidestory, and now we're back to the main plot!

But, that's just me. ^^; It's very pretty, and if you're able to keep up, I'm sure it's good.

This is not the best thing since sliced cheese!!

But it is pretty good. :>

That's the TLDR. xD

Animation- and music-wise, Ufotable once again blows everything out of the water with well-timed epic combination shots with dynamic 3d movement, and it's an absolute joy to watch.

And with that said, it's basically just a very long anime episode, with higher-than-usual budget.

... I still don't care for Zenitsu and the boar-guy, the new character that's introduced starts off annoying but then is okay. The villains are fine, although their powers are a bit sporadic.

There are a lot of typical anime-moments I don't care for (such as the typical "watch out!"), but it is what it is.

It was fun, for watching a bunch of dudes fight atop a train for two hours while having flashbacks.

Meh!

But it's Camelot, how could it possibly not be interesting! :x

Smoll warning, you must be a Fate fan to even remotely know what's going on, and even then--! I recognised some characters and concepts, but outside of that, I was mostly bored..

It starts off interestingly enough. The hero travels back in time to find the irregularity and solve it. In this case, it looks like the knights of the round table have gone mad. So we got a mystery on our hands, yay! It starts off promising, but then--

Then, it becomes painfully game-y. Walking from point A to point B, then to C, back to ... A, back to C again, the end. Not much cohesion or development, no satisfying conclusion, feels rushed, feels like a bunch of characters were thrown in (and out) just to go "look who it is!" for a few seconds, and not more.

I don't remember the music (except for the outro, which was nice), and have nothing really to say on the grpahics.

It's also unfinished, 'cus it's multiple movies, but I don't think this one will go anywhere. :( Why FGO, why!

Warning warning warning! This is "technically not a hentai"! Not to mention, it's really, really dark & brutal aaah!

Looking at it from the lens of a hentai, it's rather "amazing". Looking through the lens of an anime, it's a bit subpar. Let's see!

So the MC was abused all his life and forced to heal heroes against his will - reason being, obviously healing is very useful, but every time he does it, he experiences all their pain, so he doesn't want to. Tries to run, gets drugged, etc. In the first episode, he manages to acquire an artefact that lets him rewind time, and do ... things again, but this time in his favor. (which is ehmmmm..)

From there on out, he goes out of his way to get ridiculous levels of revenge on the people that wronged him. It's okay, because they are super bad people, and so is mostly everyone else-!! (it's not okay xD)

So, first of all, the MC is really OP. It's kinda explained because he can steal skills from people as he heals them, and also he needs to be for the story. Not my thing, but there you go.

The art is fine - nothing groundbreaker, but not bad either. And some of the action scenes are surprisingly good, some of them hype, even!

As for the graphic stuff, it's generally okay, and other than nipples, nothing else graphic is shown.

The characters, well. Most of them are meanies. There's a lot of brainwashing going on. The MC is a revenge freak, but he does do some good things - as long as they align with his interests. He's like, not irredeemable, although he is. Does that make sense? And then there's a few normal characters.

At the end of the day. For me, it was a way-above-average hentai, setting the bar high. For a normal anime, subpar. There are a lot of not-so-smart moments in the story, or things happening "because they need to happen". Whether or not you will like this, heavily depends on how much kink you want. Especially episode 2 was incredibly rough, featuring torture and more.

For once, I can't suggest the three-episodes-rule.. ^^;

And thus, we hold our breaths, for everything hinges on the FINAL SEASON - part 2. xD

Myes, so, the show isn't over yet! :D Whether or not this will go down in history, I think, will depend on the final season (or movie or whatever) coming out winter 2021 allegedly (mark my words, it's going to be delayed hehe). It certainly has the potential, but oh boy, is the landing going to be important!

The pacing sure is very different from what we're used to. The animation I think, is still amazing - maybe not as hype as the previous season, but still very good.

The music ... as well, while perhaps not my style, is well composed and thought-true and fits the series well.

The story is kinda starting to lose me a bit. There's a time skip, a flashback, a bunch of people teaming up and backstabbing each other. It's interesting and has potential for sure, but I'm waiting with great anticipation for answers.

Because yes, somehow this show manages to still invoke many questions and mysteries even in its 4th season! Is this really shounen anymore? :')

The characters is the weakest point for me. Eren is back to being super edgy, Mikasa & Erwin are the same, we get a very hateful girl. Mainly, I don't understand why people don't talk a bit more. Eren's plan is honestly not so bad, and he probably could have gone about it without doing all this crazy nonsense by just informing people and working together.

Zeke's thing is weird. I like his backstory. I'm just confused as to why Eren believes him so readily. I hope that gets explained a bit more.

The Ackerman reveal as well; I mean, I guess there is titans and all, but there is some sudden wonky stuff, even if it makes some things retroactively make sense.

I'm probably just too simple-minded for all of this. xD But bottomline, I enjoyed it, and you probably will too! I mean, if you got this far, you're not gonna stop, and you shouldn't! :D