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And we are back with Mayne! The first season was a great discovery, and this second season remains in its lineage and goes even further

Story: 8/10
The second season makes a fairly radical change from the first, because now the story focuses on the Church and Mayne's new position as a blue robe
We thus discover the mode of operation of the Church, as well as the whole system of caste and nobility (where the first season revolved more around trading, merchants and peasants)
The story is cut out in the form of challenges and obstacles that Mayne continues to encounter. After having finally obtained what she wanted ... (access to the library), her preoccupations will move away (only partially of course!) from books in order to take an interest in the people around her.

Art: 5/10
It's the only flaw of the anime in my opinion
The level of animation is low and this is particularly felt in certain scenes (such as the last arc with the Knights and the gorgeous non-animation of their mounts)
The artstyle is sometimes shaky but I don't mind at all. It is really the lack of animation during certain scenes which gives a certain ridiculity to this anime
However, note the effort not to use CGI in anything

It is however a shame to see that Ajia-Do apparently sacrificed the animation of Bookworm and preferred to focus on Kakushigoto, another anime from the studio having been released at the same period.
The lack of animation is visible but personally it does not lower my general appreciation of the anime

Sound: 8/10
It is generally the weakest point of my reviews because I do not pay much attention to music except when it is impressive
If most of Bookworm's OST are...normal, I noticed some remarkable and surprising pieces at several times
The anime also uses a good number of traditional instruments (or at least, it gives the air of it), which strongly strengthens the integration into the universe of Mayne

Character: 9/10
The cast of Bookworm has grown significantly with the arrival of Mayne at the Church
The introduction of her servants (not to be confused with those of Fate) allowed several key characters to intrude
It was very nice to see the evolution of these characters (my favorite being Fran), even if I find that the mini-arc of Delia resolved a little too quickly
The development of the character of Mayne is more discreet but is present enough to be noticed, without it making a 180 ° so far
My favorite character of this season will however be a new one: Ferdinand
He is understanding, affectionate towards Mayne (and even becomes his confidant) but that does not prevent him from berating her when necessary, and guiding her in normal times. Mayne owes him all the good things that has happened to her in the Church. He is a very well written and highly sympathetic character

Enjoyment: 9/10
Following Mayne's adventures is always a pleasure
I never thought I would appreciate an isekai like this, a slice of life moreover, and that it could distract me as much

Overall: 9/10
This second is in line with the first
If we can blame it for its weak animation, we can forgive it because this anime is really a hidden gem !

A romantic anime with adults? Not teenagers in high school? Is it only possible? Well yes, it is, but nobody ever said it was going to work ...

Story: 6/10
As I said just above, having a romance between adults is relaxing in the world of anime, dominated by love affairs between adolescents, mixing unnecessary drama, abundant tears and an obsessive omnipresence of the school setting

So, does it hold up? Yes and no. Indeed, this anime is freed from the usual clichés that can be found in low-level shoujo, and we feel that the characters are indeed adults and behave as such (which, honestly, is very relaxing)
However, ... this love story has a big flaw: it drags on. It's slow.
Of course, we are not in a combat anime where everything has to be flashy so as not to lose the attention of Tim, 11, who wants to see explosions of light everywhere.
But that doesn't mean either that the story should go as slowly as my internet connection.
A love story that could have been resolved in 30 minutes of sincere discussion between the characters will ultimately have held 12 episodes
I will hardly speak of the rushed ending that confused me even more

The story may be realistic, but it is boring.

Art: 9/10
This is the big highlight of the anime!
The art style is really beautiful, Doga Kobo has really outdone themselves for this adaptation. The features of the characters and the backgrounds are really special and give a certain personality, a certain cachet to the anime.
We will also note that the animation is also neat (which is surprising for a slice of life which is not produced by A-1 Pictures), and also accentuates the very special atmosphere of this anime

Sound: 7/10
Not much to say about it. Most of the OST are very discreet, none is memorable but the general soundtrack, very calm, fits well with the atmosphere of the anime
There is no opening, and the endings are nice but nothing more

Character: 4/10
And that's where the shoe pinches. I will be direct: Uozumi and Haru are to be kept, Kou and especially Shinako are to be thrown away.
Uozumi is a little lost emotionally speaking man, but he is realistic in his actions without ever being annoying (even if sometimes his inaction is frustrating, but it remains understandable)
Haru is definitely the best character in this anime. Endearing, sincere in her feelings, she is the character who stands out the most and is by far the friendliest

Kou, what about him? He is a little cliché in his role "I am a teenager so my emotions are STRONG and POWERFUL" and I go ahead without thinking. Fortunately, he does not have the cliché side of this description, his character is relatively well written but not very appreciable. He is possessive towards Shinako, and gives the impression of being embedded in a story where he is not supposed to be.

And finally, time for the boss fight, let's talk about Shinako. Shinako is the reason for this note, and the general note for the anime. I can't say what is most annoying about her between her indecisive personality or the decisions that go with it. Absolutely the whole drama of this anime rests on it. All the complicated things that are happening happen because of it. Her chronic indecision causes the suffering of 3 people.
She is unable to let go of a one-sided love past, and feels guilty because the person in question is dead. This kind of behavior can only lead to drama. And 3 people got involved.
The whole story would have been more interesting if Shinako hadn't existed.

Enjoyment: 6/10
I had enjoyed the beginnings of the anime, but my interest declined as the episodes progressed, while my boredom and frustration gradually increased

Overall: 6/10
Just as a French music group sang: "love stories end badly".
This anime demonstrates it perfectly.
The story is unnecessarily complicated because it revolves entirely around a character without flavor and the source of all the problems. The result is a boring story and characters held hostage by the script.
Adult romance is a good idea, but throwing in a character like Shinako has ruined everything.

Arte is the story of an anime that had everything to please but that crashed a bit in flight along the way
An original setting (Florence, sixteenth century) and a main character with a difficult objective to achieve (wanting to become a painter when one is a woman) but a character too ... anime.

Story: 7/10
Arte is a bit of a shonen nekketsu but with paint. Arte's goal is to become a painter in a world dominated by men and prejudice
The plot is therefore quite basic but clear, it announces the color. The story turns a bit in a loop for a time (a task is given ... to Arte, she is bullied because she is a woman, she shows her talent and earns the respect of her colleagues)
This improves with the Katarina arc (who has managed to beat her death flags) where Arte acts as tutor for a spoiled rotten child. The story of the latter is rather touching and pleasant to follow

Art: 7/10
Art in Arte is ... important, right?
We have quite beautiful panoramas of the cities (Venice and Florence) but it is limited to that
We feel that the studio does not have a lot of resources but manages to produce something correct in terms of animation
I would have liked the artstyle to be a little more beautiful, because if it is not ugly, it is very generic and we do not feel much when looking at the backgrounds or the characters

Sound: 7/10
The soundtrack of the anime is quite nice, but it would have been even more immersive with traditional instruments / which stick more with Italy

Character: 3/10
Aaaand ... that's where it breaks the figure. We are in Florence, XVI century. Correct? Go tell that to the characters who got stuck in a cliché anime like we've seen so many
If most of the characters have a "certain" consistency and presence (it should not be asked too much anyway), Arte is TOTALLY next to the plate. Arte is an anime character shot like never before
She claims to be strong because she has a goal, but often gets carried away without thinking in front of people, darkens head down, dies internally as soon as she approaches within 2 meters of Leo, and is clumsy as not possible (so much physically than psychologically). Arte achieves the feat of being both a heroine of shoujo and a hero of shonen nekketsu. A surprising combination as it is so disastrous
Despite everything, Arte maintains a sympathetic personality. It's just that she has no place in her own anime.

Enjoyment: 7/10
Despite Arte, I follow the story with a certain ease and a certain interest. The glaring faults that we encounter throughout the viewing does not prevent me from appreciating what I watch

Overall: 6/10
If you are looking for relatively chill and entertaining anime, you can go watch Arte
If you want a realistic historical biopic, avoid it.
(note however that the anime explains a lot of details about life at that time, details sometimes crude and mature)
The anime is good , but its overall structure tends to sag due to an overly offset MC

Each season, each year, a new anime comes out on a totally random subject that has never interested many people before
We had iceskating, fashion, painting ...

And this season, we have the world of radio!

We encounter Minare, a woman with a strong temperament, in her desperate fight to survive in Sapporo, capital of Hokkaido (well, it's rare that an anime sets in this region! But ... there is no snow ?! Is it really Hokkaido if there is no snow? Did I have been lied to? I need a refund!)

Story: 6/10
The story is a bit of the weakness of this anime
On paper, it's a fairly classic ... slice of life that follows a person's life. There are of course twists and turns, but it remains very flat and fairly banal (even if the ambience of the last episode is pretty unique)

Art: 9/10
And here we go to one of the strong points of the anime (in my opinion)
We had to expect quality from Sunrise, and we did get it
This season is full of anime with a neat and clean artstyle, and Nami yo Kiitekure is one of them!
The artstyle is very special, I can't compare it to others with my current knowledge (which makes it unique to me, yay!)
The character design is quite good too (Minare in particular)

Sound: 7/10
Good soundtrack that fits well with the world of anime, but nothing special or out of the ordinary
The opening is nice

Character: 8/10
The other strong point of the anime!
The general cast is quite good (the side story with Makie Tachibana is quite forgettable and arrives without warning however), but it is obviously Minare who carries the whole anime on her shoulders!
She has a strong personality, is very endearing (even if she is a disaster bringer) and she has a lot of charisma
She might be my favorite MC of this season!

Enjoyment: 6/10
I must admit that I still find it hard to hang on to this anime, despite its qualities. The scenario as well as the twists interest me relatively little but I understand their appeal
The only reason I keep watching this anime is for Minare and her explosive personality

Overall: 6/10
Nami yo Kiitekure is an atypical slice of life led by a MC with a strong personality
You will have to hang on if you have trouble with the radio theme, but if you get there then you will have a good time listening to her radio broadcast !

Each new season has its share of new anime, and among them, we often find a quiet comedy that makes us smile
This spring, Kakushigoto is taking over this role!

The series is composed of several scenes (count 2 or 3 per episode on average), and all revolve around the same subject: the relationships between the mangaka Kakushi Goto and his daughter, Hime
The format of a sequence is quite often the same (the father is in a situation where his daughter can discover the truth about his profession, and he will do everything to prevent it)

Story: 7/10
As I said just before, the series has a particular format, ... and this format follows a fairly recurring pattern
The different sequences are quite varied, focusing either on Kakushi or Hime (and of course the rest of the cast)
The anime is mostly comedy oriented, a comedy based on repetitive misunderstandings a bit like the ones we can see in most romantic comedies. Apart from this aspect, the anime also multiplies the explanations concerning the mangaka profession and how the whole job works. A good method to learn more about this medium that we rub shoulders with every day!
This format is quite repetitive and can be tiresome in the long run. However, each end of the episode is marked by a short scene taking place in the present, and of a much more serious nature than the rest of the series (it is also the only "narrative thread" really present in this anime)

Art: 9/10
Ajia-Do has done a very good job with this adaptation!
The animation itself is nothing special (and need not be, since it is a comedy and not a shonen nekketsu), but the artstyle is very clean and original. It gives an impression of freshness that suits the mangaka universe pretty well

Sound: 7/10
Not much to say about it since the music does its job properly
I did not find any interesting or particular OST, but its discretion fits well with the style of the anime
The VAs play their role well, even if it's disturbing to always hear the same voice of Kakushi as his VA is EVERYWHERE
The opening is also pretty great !

Character: 8/10
The relationship between the father and his daughter is touching and well done (thanks goodness, it is the central theme of the anime afterall)
The other characters, in particular Kakushi's team, are endearing and each has their own personality (I even appreciate Tomaruin!)

Enjoyment: 8/10
Clearly an anime that you watch to relax and clear your head (despite the often anxiety-provoking endings)
I had a good time and it's always nice to see a good anime on family relationships

Overall: 8/10
If you're looking for a simple comedy and some mofu mofu stuff, you can go watch Kakushigoto
Its format is a little too repetitive for my taste, that's why I advise to watch an episode from time to time so as not to overdose (the seasonal format suits it very well, I think I would have appreciated it less if I had binged watched the 12 episodes in one go)

Hi all my friends, we find ourselves for a new review and - / WALL /

I want to remind you that I write very rarely reviews, so necessarily my style and my development will not be of an irreproachable quality, do not expect some Edgar Allan Poe-esque novel

When I heard about Kimetsu no Yaiba for the first time, I was rather intrigued, and happy, because I was still watching Dororo and I realy liked that atmosphere of ancient Japan with samurai and demons

As for many seasonal anime, I inquired to the bare minimum, if at all, so as not to spoil me anything. Did I ... regret it? No.

But enough of procrastination, let's go directly to the review.

Story : 8/10
If we look more closely, the story of Kimetsu no Yaiba is not really special, or unique. It is rather banal. But good, refreshing and very pleasant to follow.
If it does not shine by its complexity, its denouements or its depth, it remains very appreciable. I never found myself pointing at scripting mistakes, inconsistencies or even pacing issues. Well, I must say that I am very good public.
I let myself be carried away by the story of Kimetsu no Yaiba, and it was a particularly pleasant trip.

Art : 10/10
One of the big highlights of this anime.
There is so much to say ...
First, the setting is often very pretty, the anime is mostly in rural areas which allows to show beautiful landscapes, often detailed and wild.
The more urban atmosphere is very surprising, because we are talking here of Japan from the beginning of the 20th century, a Japan that enters modernity but still deeply rooted in its traditions and its rurality. The contrast between the countryside and the city is bluffing.
The animation during the fights is impeccable, nothing to say on it. Of course, we immediately think of episode 19, but each fight of this anime was beautifully animated. The visual of the breath attacks is particularly beautiful.
Finally, of course, let's talk about the CGI.
As I already said in another review, I am VERY sensitive to the CGI in animes, and in almost all cases, I find it ugly and it lowers my enjoyment. Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the few animes where this is not the case.
The CGI is MAGNIFICENT. Not just "passable" or "ok", it's really beautiful. In addition, it gives rise to spectacular scenes, such as the fight against arrow and balloon demons, or more recently in the Inception-like maze of Muzan.

Soundtrack: 10/10
The other strong point of this anime. First of all, I love the opening, it's one of my favorites all anime included. The ending is also very beautiful, these are points that are really important for me in an anime.
But what about the OST ? This is one of the best I have ever heard ! The association of Western orchestral music with traditional Japanese music gave me eargasms. The music is brilliantly used throughout the anime, and contribute enormously to the creation of all this special atmosphere that continuously emanates from KnY.

Characters: 9/10
That we agree: KnY characters do not have a complexity out of the ordinary, as is the case for some anime. Yet, I appreciate them (all) enormously.
Demons often have an interesting backstory that helps the viewer to sympathize with them, without going into melodramatic Naruto-like backstories.
The pillars also have an interesting personality and story. For now, we have only been able to see Shinobu's, but having read the manga and without spoil, I can simply say that the other pillars are mostly extremely nice and their stories well built too.
The same goes for other secondary characters, who show admirable feelings, and who never fall into the generic and cliché behaviors.
Tanjiro, the protagonist, is incredibly pleasant. We have an intelligent MC, who is reasonable in his judgment and decisions, and who ... is just incredibly human. It is very rare to see a shonen protagonist who shows compassion, a virtue that is essential for a human being. This compassion (which is not naivety, beware of that) makes Tanjiro very pleasant and attracts all the sympathy from the viewer.
In contrary to what some people feel, I really appreciate the character of Zenitsu. Yes, he screams a lot, yes, he is noisy. I totally understand that it can annoy a lot of people. But ... that's not my case! I appreciate his role as a comic relief.
The same goes for Inosuke, who, in addition, has an interesting development as he spends time with Tanjiro and Zenitsu.

Reject it or not, but Inosuke is the best waifu.

And, of course, let's finish with the best: Nezuko. I have rarely seen such a lovely and at the same time as useful character. It would have been easy to create a cute but plug-and-play character, who just does some cute stuff. But this is not the case of Nezuko, who in addition to being cute, will go and beats up the mouths of the bad guys.
She is already the source of many memes on the Internet, and she deserves it totally. Praise Nezuko.
I also want to add that I love the relationship she has with her big brother. It's Japan, so it would have been hardly surprising to have hints sometimes misplaced about the brother-sister relationship. But it is not the case here. It is truly a pure and touching fraternal relationship as we see little.

Overall appreciation: 10/10
Kimetsu no Yaiba quickly became one of my favorite anime. Oh yes, nothing more.
I did not get bored for a second, and I was frustrated at the end of each episode because there was nothing next. Waiting a week each time was frustrating, and every episode delighted me. This anime really touched me, and I can not wait to see the next arc of the Ghost Train ! (although I have already read the manga!)


I also want to add my personal opinion on a subject: that of the fandom.
I find it strange that when you belong to a certain community, it necessarily forces you to disagree with other communities.
Everyone's opinion is purely personal and relatively subjective.
If someone tells me he does not like KnY, I'll be surprised, I'll try to find out why, but I will not force them to like this anime because I love it.
If someone does not agree with you, do not attack them by saying they are wrong. Do not denigrate them because they does not have the same tastes as you.
The same goes for rivalries and "wars" between communities: loving an anime does not prevent you from loving another, a "rival" anime.
If I like an anime, it's because of what it makes me feel. The emotions I feel watching it, its characters, its story, its music. But not what people or communities could dictate to me.
Of course, listening to advice and opinions is always something positive, but it's up to me and only me to judge what I should like or not.



[French version/Version française]


Salut à tous, les amis, on se retrouve pour une nouvelle review et -/MUR/

Je tiens à rappeler que je n'écris que très rarement de reviews, donc forcément mon style et mon développement ne seront pas d'une qualité irréprochable, ne vous attendez pas à du Edgar Allan Poe

Quand j'ai entendu parler de Kimetsu no Yaiba la première fois, j'étais plutôt intrigué, et content, car j'étais encore en plein visionnage de Dororo et cette atmosphère de Japon ancien et de démons me plaisait énormément

Comme pour beaucoup d'animes saisonniers, je me suis renseigné au strict minimum, voire pas du tout, afin de ne rien me gâcher. Est-ce que je l'ai regretté ? Aucunement.

Mais trève de tergiversations, passons directement à la review.

Histoire : 8/10
Si l'on y regarde de plus près, l'histoire de Kimetsu no Yaiba n'a rien de vraiment spécial, ou unique. Elle est plutôt banale. Mais bonne, rafraîchissante et très agréable à suivre.
Si elle ne brille pas par sa complexité, ses dénouements ou sa profondeur, elle reste très appréciable. Je ne me suis jamais retrouvé à pointer du doigt des erreurs scénaristiques, des incohérences ou même des problèmes de rythme. Bon, il faut dire que je suis très bon public.
Je me suis laissé porter par l'histoire de Kimetsu no Yaiba, et ce fut un voyage particulièrement plaisant.

Art : 10/10
L'un des gros points forts de cet anime.
Il y a tellement à dire...
Tout d'abord, les décors sont souvent très jolis, l'anime se passe en majeure partie en milieu rural ce qui permet de montrer de beaux paysages, souvent détaillés et sauvages.
L'ambiance plus urbaine est très surprenante, car on parle ici du Japon du début du XXe siècle, un Japon qui entre dans la modernité mais encore profondément ancré dans ses traditions et sa ruralité. Le contraste entre la campagne et la ville est bluffant.
L'animation lors des combats est impeccable, rien à dire là-dessus. Bien évidemment, on pense tout de suite à l'épisode 19, mais chaque combat de cet anime a été magnifiquement animé. Le visuel des attaques de souffle est particulièrement beau.
Enfin, bien sûr, parlons du CGI.
Comme je l'ai déjà peut être dit dans une autre review, je suis TRES sensible au CGI dans les animes, et dans presque tous les cas, je le trouve moche et il nuit à mon appréciation. Kimetsu no Yaiba est l'un des rares animes où ce n'est pas le cas.
Le CGI est MAGNIFIQUE. Pas juste "passable" ou "correct", c'est vraiment beau. En plus, cela donne naissance à des scènes spectaculaires, comme le combat contre les démons aux flèches et aux ballons, ou plus récemment dans le dédale de Muzan façon Inception.

Soundtrack : 10/10
L'autre point fort de cet anime. Tout d'abord, j'adore l'opening, c'est l'un de mes préférés tous animes confondus. L'ending lui aussi est très beau d'ailleurs, ce sont des points qui jouent beaucoup dans un anime.
Mais que dire de l'OST ? C'est l'une des meilleures que je n'ai jamais entendues ! L'association de musique orchestrale occidentale à de la musique traditionnelle japonaise est à la limite orgasmique pour les oreilles. Les musiques sont brillamment utilisées au fil de l'anime, et participent énormément à la création de toute cette ambiance si particulière qui émane continuellement de KnY.

Personnages : 9/10
Que l'on se mette d'accord : les personnages de KnY n'ont pas une complexité hors du commun, comme c'est le cas pour certains animes. Pourtant, je les apprécie (tous) énormément.
Les démons ont souvent une backstory intéressant et qui aide à compatir avec eux, sans pour autant partir dans du mélodramatique à la Naruto.
Les piliers ont eux aussi une personnalité et une histoire intéressantes. Pour l'instant, on a seulement pu voir le parcours de Shinobu, mais ayant lu le manga et sans spoil, je peux simplement dire que les autres piliers sont pour la plupart extrêmement sympathiques et leurs histoires bien construites, elles aussi.
Il en va de même pour les autres personnages, parfois un peu plus secondaires, qui font preuve de sentiments admirables, et qui ne tombent jamais dans les comportements génériques et clichés.
Tanjiro, le protagoniste, est incroyablement agréable. On a un MC qui réfléchit, est raisonnable dans son jugement et ses décisions, et qui...est juste incroyablement humain. Il est très rare de voir un protagoniste de shonen faire preuve de compassion, une vertu pourtant primordiale pour un être humain. Cette compassion (qui n'est pas de la naïveté, attention) rend Tanjiro très agréable et attire toute la sympathie du spectateur.
Contrairement à ce que certains ressentent, j'apprécie beaucoup le personnage de Zenitsu. Oui, il crie beaucoup, oui, il est bruyant. Je comprends totalement qu'il puisse agacer bon nombre de personnes. Mais...ce n'est pas mon cas ! J'apprécie son rôle de comic relief.
Il en va de même pour Inosuke, qui en plus, a un développement intéressant au fur et à mesure qu'il passe du temps avec Tanjiro et Zenitsu.

Réfutez-le ou non, mais Inosuke est la meilleure waifu.

Et, bien sûr, finissons avec le meilleur : Nezuko. J'ai rarement vu un personnage aussi adorable et en même temps aussi utile. Il aurait été facile de créer un personnage mignon mais bouche-trou, qui se contente de faire des trucs mignons. Mais ce n'est pas le cas de Nezuko, qui en plus d'être mignonne, va aller casser les bouches des méchants.
Elle est déjà la source de nombreux memes sur Internet, et elle le mérite totalement. Praise Nezuko.
Je tiens aussi à rajouter que j'adore la relation qu'elle entretient avec son grand frère. Japon oblige, il aurait été à peine surprenant d'avoir des allusions parfois déplacées sur les relations entre frère et soeur. Mais ce n'est pas le cas ici. C'est vraiment une pure et touchante relation fraternelle comme on en voit peu.

Appréciation générale : 10/10
Kimetsu no Yaiba s'est très vite placé parmi mes animes favoris. Et oui, rien que ça.
Je ne me suis pas ennuyé une seule seconde, et j'ai été frustré à chaque fin d'épisode car il n'y avait plus rien ensuite. Attendre une semaine à chaque fois était frustrant, et chaque épisode me ravissait. Cet anime m'a vraiment touché, et j'ai hâte de voir le prochain arc du Train de l'Infini ! (même si j'ai déjà lu le manga !)


Je tiens aussi à placer mon avis personnel sur un sujet : celui du fandom.
Je trouve ça étrange que, lorsque l'on appartient à une certaine communauté, cela nous oblige forcément à être en désaccord avec d'autres communautés.
L'avis d'un chacun est purement personnel et relativement subjectif.
Si quelqu'un me dit qu'il n'aime pas KnY, je vais être surpris, je chercherai à savoir pourquoi, mais je ne le forcerai pas à aimer cet anime, sous prétexte que je l'aime moi.
Si quelqu'un n'est pas d'accord avec vous, n'allez pas l'agresser en disant qu'il a tort. Ne le dénigrez pas parce qu'il n'a pas les mêmes goûts que vous.
Il en va de même pour les rivalités et les "guerres" entre communautés : aimer un anime ne vous empêche pas d'en aimer un autre, un "rival".
Si j'aime un anime, c'est pour ce qu'il réveille en moi. Les émotions que je ressens en le regardant, ses personnages, son histoire, sa musique. Mais pas ce que pourraient me dicter des personnes ou des communautés.
Bien sûr, écouter des conseils et des avis est toujours quelque chose de positif, mais c'est à moi seul de juger ce que j'aime ou non.

Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken is an isekai that came out of nowhere and went back to the sources of the genre
After exploring the tragedy (Re: Zero) and the comedy (Konosuba), the genre returns to a version seemingly simpler and more refined, but that is all the more pleasant

[This review includes some spoilers, read at your own risk if you have not completed the series]

Story : 8/10
Classic. Simple but not boring, it takes a relatively common scenario among the isekai genre : a lambda man (who for once is not a NEET, a good point to clarify) dies and is reincarnated in another world, a ... world threatened by the forces of evil.
However it is the fact that the protagonist is an overpowered slime that changes everything: here the character does not seek to gain power but in a first time discovers the world, then wants to build something
The story is quite different from a SAO (I will often mention SAO in this review, get used to it) but remains within the limits of the specifications of a traditional isekai

Art: 8/10
It does its job. It is not beautiful, certainly, but the fights are pleasant to watch and the animation in general is well done
The chara-design is relatively original. It keeps several clichés about fantastic creatures but manages to transform them and thus creates endearing characters
My only regret will be the use of the CGI several times, especially during the Charybdis arc. I'm still very sensitive to the CGI in anime and I admit to tolerate it badly, but during the aerial combat it is used to excess, especially on megalodons. I think it doesn't really stick with the whole atmosphere of the show

Sound : 7/10
The dubbing of the characters is well done and nice, I find that the voices stick to them rather well
Similarly, the various sound effects are well made (including the EXPLOSIOOONS) and we immerse a little more in the world of Tensei Slime thanks to them
However there is a very small flat that I may be the only one to have noticed: I did not find the OST very significant. It's just ... good. It does not bother me but I am very sensitive to music and I attach great importance to it, and at no point in the series did I say to myself at once: "wow, this piece of music is really great "

Characters: 9/10
One of the best point of the anime in my opinion
Already there's something that surprised me: the goodness of the characters. There are not many who are really bad or keep doing bad things. We have rather a big cast of fundamentally nice characters, then are added characters initially presented as villains / semi villains who then show redemption (but it's well done, not like the cheap villains in Fairy Tail), and finally we sprinkle all of a few "bad guys" who remain, there are a few and have not (yet) been really shown on screen
Rimuru is a very nice MC, because it is clear that he thinks a lot and makes logical decisions unlike many other MC (isn't it Kirito?). It is a pleasure to see a character making decisions that we would have made as well because they were logical and reasonable
The other characters are also very endearing because they are kind and loyal to Rimuru (I have always feared that there will be revolts, treachery or dissension but it never happened, so much the better!), My favorites being Ranga and Gobuta
I also like the fact that powerful people, be they sovereigns or demon kings, decide quite naturally to join Rimuru and to become friends with him, whereas in most other animes, their pride or their ego would have prevented them from doing it.
My only regret for the characters is that we didn't really see Veldra, who failed to break the seal during the first season. I really liked this character even though we saw him for a short time. Having a tsundere dragon becoming the best friend of a slime (or even a family member since they have the same name) and being extremely happy with it is adorable, and I'm really looking forward to see him in the second season

Enjoyment : 9/10
Surprisingly, this was not an anime that I looked forward to every week, but I had a good time watching each new episode (it's a little like my carrot for Monday, which pushes me to consider the day in a better way even if it's the worst of the week haha)
You can watch it without having to think a lot, it is full of good feelings without ever being cutesy, with also action and interesting intrigues. I also like the humor of the series, it's very present but it never falls into ridicule!

Overall : 8.20 / 10
The big isekai of the Autumn 2018 season will not have disappointed me and will have finally entertained me
I'm looking forward to watch the second season next year, hoping it will be as good as this one!



[French version]

Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken est un peu l'isekai sorti de nulle part et qui retourne aux sources du genre
Après avoir exploré la tragédie (Re:Zero) et la comédie (Konosuba), le genre revient à une version en apparence plus simple et plus épurée, mais qui n'en est que plus agréable

[Cette critique comprend quelques spoilers, lisez à vos risques et périls si vous n'avez pas terminé la série]

Histoire : 8/10
Classique. Simple mais pas ennuyeuse, elle reprend un scénario relativement courant chez les isekai : un homme lambda (qui pour une fois n'est pas un NEET, un bon point à préciser) meurt et est réincarné dans un autre monde, menacé par les forces du mal.
Cependant c'est le fait que le protagoniste soit un slime assez overpowered qui change tout : ici le personnage ne cherche pas à gagner de la puissance mais dans un premier temps découvre le monde, puis veut y bâtir quelque chose
L'histoire est donc assez différente d'un SAO (je vais souvent mentionner SAO dans cette critique, autant vous y habituer) mais reste dans les limites du cahier des charges d'un isekai traditionnel

Art : 8/10
Elle fait son travail. Elle n'est pas magnifique, certes, mais les combats sont plaisants à regarder et l'animation en générale est bien faite
Le chara-design est relativement original. Il reprend plusieurs clichés concernant les créatures fantastiques mais arrive à bien se les approprier et créé ainsi des personnages attachants
Mon seul regret sera l'emploi du CGI à plusieurs reprises, et plus particulièrement lors de l'arc Charybdis. Je suis toujours très sensible au CGI dans les animes et j'avoue le tolérer assez mal, or lors du combat aérien il est utilisé à outrance, notamment sur les mégalodons. Je trouve que ça casse un peu l'ambiance

Son : 7/10
Le doublage des personnages est bien fait et agréable, je trouve que les voix leur collent plutôt bien
De même, les différents bruitages sont bien réalisés (notamment les EXPLOSIOOONS) et nous immergent un peu plus dans l'univers de Tensei Slime
Tout petit bémol que je suis peut être le seul à remarquer : je n'ai pas trouvé l'OST très marquante. Elle est juste...bien. Ca ne me dérange pas mais je suis très sensible à la musique et j'y attache beaucoup d'importance, et à aucun moment dans la série je me suis dit d'un seul coup : "wow, ce morceau de musique est vraiment génial"

Personnages : 9/10
L'un des points forts de la série selon moi
Déjà un côté qui m'a surpris : la bonté des personnages. Rares sont ceux qui sont vraiment mauvais ou qui multiplient les coups en douce. On a plutôt un gros casting de personnages foncièrement gentils, puis viennent s'ajouter des personnages d'abord présentés comme méchants/semi méchants puis qui font preuve de rédemption, et enfin on saupoudre le tout de quelques rares "méchants" qui le restent, mais il y en a peu et ne se sont pas (encore) vraiment montrés à l'écran
Rimuru est un MC très agréable, car on voit bien qu'il réfléchit beaucoup et prend des décisions logiques contrairement à beaucoup d'autres MC (n'est-ce pas Kirito ?). Cela fait honnêtement plaisir de voir un personnage prendre des décisions que nous spectateurs aurions également prises car elles étaient logiques et raisonnables
Les autres personnages sont eux aussi très attachants car gentils et loyaux envers Rimuru (j'ai toujours craint qu'il y ait des révoltes, traitrises ou dissensions mais ça n'est jamais arrivé, tant mieux !), mes préférés étant Ranga et Gobuta
J'aime aussi le fait que des personnes puissantes, que ce soient des souverains ou des rois démons, décident tout naturellement de s'allier à Rimuru et de s'en faire un ami, alors que dans la plupart des autres animes, leur orgueil et leur égo les en auraient empêchés.
Mon seul regret au niveau des personnages reste qu'on a pas pu vraiment revoir Veldra, qui n'a pas réussi à briser le sceau pendant la première saison. J'ai beaucoup aimé ce personnage même si on l'a vu peu de temps. Le fait d'avoir un dragon tsundere devenir le meilleur ami d'un slime (voire un membre de la famille vu qu'ils ont le même nom) et qu'il en soit extrêmement content est adorable, et je suis vraiment impatient de le revoir dans la deuxième saison

Appréciation : 9/10
Etonnamment, ce n'est pas un anime que j'attends avec impatience chaque semaine, mais je passe un agréable moment à regarder chaque nouvel épisode (c'est un peu ma carotte du lundi, qui me pousse à bien considérer la journée même si c'est la pire de la semaine haha)
On le regarde sans se prendre la tête, c'est rempli de bons sentiments sans jamais être mièvre, avec également de l'action et des intrigues intéressantes. J'aime aussi beaucoup l'humour de la série, très présent mais qui ne tombe jamais dans le ridicule !

Total : 8.20/10
Le gros isekai de la saison Automne 2018 ne m'aura pas décu et m'aura au final bien diverti
J'ai plutôt hâte de regarder la seconde saison l'année prochaine, en espérant qu'elle soit aussi bonne que celle-ci !

I'm not very used to writing reviews yet, so I'll probably be hesitant and undecided, but I had to make one on Made in Abyss. And what a way to start!

Story : 10/10
I could only give 10, because Made in Abyss touches a sore spot at home by playing the card of discovery, adventure and mystery. Indeed, I have always loved discovering new things, especially totally different worlds, which I find extremely attractive.
And there, at once, I am offered a beautiful but deadly place, a mysterious and unknown fauna and flora, a sensation of attraction for the unknown, a dangerous but exquisite perfume of ... temptation...
I do not really have words to describe everything, but I know that I have the impression to discover the world of Made in Abyss at the same time as Riko and Regu, I am amazed at each new discovery, with each new advance . I am fascinated by the Abyss, as much as Riko could be!
I have only one hurry : a second season to quench my thirst for exploration!

Art : 10/10
My eyes ! It's so beautiful !
Let's start with the "less impressive": the chibi aspect of the characters can be confusing at the beginning, but we get used to it very quickly and, finally, it sticks strangely with the general universe of the anime
The animation of the characters is impeccable and the monsters animation is really interesting, in a quite different style but not a displeasing one.
But the strong point of the DA is the sets : they are simply sumptuous. It's like being in a Ghibli! The universe of the Abyss is incredibly detailed and magnified (which contrasts with its true nature). The different levels are diversified and we really feel like there's different ecosystems
It's impressive to see how much this anime can score in just so few episodes!

Sound : 10/10
Made in Abyss was a surprise and my favorite 2017 anime, thanks to its rich and detailed universe, its artistic direction but also its soundtrack!
Music plays a vital role in a work. It accompanies the characters, rhythm an episode and occupies an essential place in the construction of the atmosphere.
As much to say it immediately: it reaches perfection in Made in Abyss.
The OST is beautiful, splendid, sublime. Sometimes we have majestic orchestral pieces (usually accompanied by breathtaking panoramas), sometimes they are rather discrete music, sticking perfectly to the atmosphere of the Abyss.
Hanezeve Caradhina, played from the first episode, plunges us into this wonderful universe
The First Layer plunges us at the same time as the characters in the discovery of the Abyss. We begin an enigmatic, initiatic, journey, which we know we will not come back unscathed
In the Blind translates the dark, oppressive side of the Abyss. The danger, omnipresent, invisible, awaits us, and despite the beauty and majesty of the place, the slightest misstep can be fatal
Finally, Tomorrow concludes with unparalleled strength our first part of the journey, alongside Riko, Regu and Nanachi

Of all the anime OSTs that I have heard, Made in Abyss is by far the one that struck me the most
I would also like to share a theory, or rather a personal interpretation, which for me has also played a great role: in a number of tracks of the OST, a particular kind of instrument comes up quite frequently. A low-pitched, resonant, vibrating instrument.
For me, this instrument is the representation of the Abyss. Mysterious, haunting, scary, it is a deep emptiness, omnipresent, that attracts us constantly throughout the anime. This omnipresence, this fascination is so powerful that we even feel it through music.

Characters: 10/10
"Oh, chibi characters, this anime is going to be adorable" - Me, before episode 10
Once we get used to the particular chara design (which sticks surprisingly well with the world of Made in Abyss), we can only appreciate the characters of this anime
Complex, surrounded by mystery, trailing behind them a past, the characters are directly influenced by the Abyss.
If we can notice some characters are a little too manichean (Bondrewd I see you coming), we can only be amazed at the complexity of the characters.
The children of the orphanage are adorable, but are at the same time aware of the dangers of life since they already rub shoulders with exploring the Abyss, even if this is only the first layer. Inchou perfectly plays the role of an orphanage director as we learned in storytelling, which makes her a surprisingly pleasant character.
Whistles are people who saw things, they're even tortured. They saw the Abyss, its dark side. They escaped, but as soon as they set foot there, if only once, the Abyss took a part of their soul, pushing them to always want to return.
So what about Ouzen, the unshakable giant, a fascinating and really well written character! Mentor, she differs very much from the classical scheme instituted by the animes, but is nevertheless an unequaled teacher.
And what about Nanachi and Mitty! A tragic story, heartbreaking and deeply human, which results in a magnificent but terribly painful act.

And of course, let's not forget Riko and Regu, our two protagonists!
Regu, half-human half-robot boy, who goes back to the bottom of the Abyss to understand who he is, what his origins are but also to accompany Riko on her journey
And Riko, ah Riko! What a great character!
If her enthusiasm, her little face and her desire to find her mother are touching, it is especially her maturity and knowledge that have struck me.
It is difficult to find in an anime a character who really thinks and uses his knowledge with accuracy. Yet here is a 12-year-old girl doing it.
And if, of course, she makes mistakes and encounters "setbacks", it is extremely pleasant to see how well she has prepared herself and knows how to deal with the world outside (doesn't it, Priestess of Goblin Slayer? )

Enjoyment : 10/10
I did not get bored for a minute. I enjoyed every shot, every line of dialogue, every character. The really unique atmosphere of the anime really struck me, I was captivated with each episode (that's why I finished the anime really fast!)

Overall : 10/10
I think that today, I still do not have words strong enough to describe what I went through with Made in Abyss. It was really ... wonderful. Every detail of this anime hit me, touched me in the heart and fascinated me
I have always had an attraction for discovery, exploration, as much as saying that this anime delight me completely!
Despite its length, Made in Abyss has directly managed to be among my favorite anime, a top 10 well deserved in my opinion
Although it is recent, I think it has already become a classic to see absolutely once in our life

Now, we only have wait impatiently for the second season!




French version :
Je ne suis pas encore très habitué à écrire des critiques, donc je serai sûrement hésitant et indécis, mais je me devais d'en faire une sur Made in Abyss. Et quelle façon de démarrer !

Histoire : 10/10
Je ne pouvais que donner 10, car Made in Abyss touche un point sensible chez moi en jouant la carte de la découverte, de l'aventure et du mystère. En effet j'ai toujours adoré découvrir de nouvelles choses, et plus particulièrement des univers totalement différents, que je trouve extrêmement attirants.
Et là, d'un seul coup, on me propose un lieu magnifique mais mortel, une faune et flore mystérieuses et inconnues, une sensation d'attirance pour l'inconnu, un parfum dangereux mais exquis et tentateur...
Je n'ai pas vraiment de mots pour tout décrire, mais je sais que j'ai la totale impression de découvrir le monde de Made in Abyss en même temps que Riko et Regu, je suis émerveillé à chaque nouvelle découverte, à chaque nouvelle avancée. Je suis fasciné par l'Abysse, autant que Riko peut être !
Je n'ai qu'une seule hâte : une deuxième saison afin d'assouvir ma soif d'exploration !

Art : 10/10
Mes yeux ! C'est tellement beau !
Commençons par le "moins impressionnant" : l'aspect chibi des personnages peut dérouter au début, mais on s'y habitude très vite et, finalement, cela colle étrangement avec l'univers général de l'anime
L'animation des personnages est impeccable et celle des plus gros monstres est vraiment intéressante, dans un style tout à fait différent mais qui n'est pas déplaisant.
Mais le point fort de la DA, ce sont les décors : ils sont tout simplement somptueux. On se croirait dans un Ghibli ! L'univers de l'Abysse est incroyablement détaillé et magnifié (ce qui contraste avec sa vraie nature). Les différents niveaux sont diversifiés et on a vraiment l'impression de changer complètement d'écosystème
C'est impressionnant de voir à quel point cet anime peut marquer en seulement si peu d'épisodes !

Soundtrack : 10/10
Made in Abyss a été une surprise et mon coup de cœur 2017, grâce à son univers riche et détaillé, sa direction artistique mais également sa bande-son !
La musique joue un rôle essentiel dans une œuvre. Elle accompagne les personnages, rythme un épisode et occupe une place essentielle dans la construction de l'ambiance.
Autant le dire tout de suite : c'est la perfection dans Made in Abyss.
L'OST est magnifique, splendide, sublime. Tantôt on a des pièces orchestrales majestueuses (accompagnant généralement des panoramas à couper le souffle), tantôt ce sont plutôt des musiques discrètes, collant parfaitement à l'ambiance de l'abysse.
Hanezeve Caradhina, joué dès le premier épisode, nous plonge dans cet univers merveilleux
The First Layer nous plonge en même temps que les personnages dans la découverte de l'Abysse. On débute un voyage énigmatique, initiatique dont on sait qu'on ne reviendra pas indemne
In the Blind traduit le côté sombre, oppressant de l'Abysse. Le danger, omniprésent, invisible, nous guette, et malgré la beauté et la majesté des lieux, le moindre faux pas peut être fatal
Enfin, Tomorrow conclut avec une force sans pareille notre première partie du voyage, aux côtés de Riko, Regu et Nanachi

De toutes les OST d'animes que j'ai entendu, celle de Made in Abyss est de loin l'une qui m'a le plus marqué
Je voudrais aussi faire part d'une théorie, ou plutôt d'une interprétation personnelle, qui pour moi a également joué un grand rôle : dans un bon nombre de pistes de l'OST, un genre d'instrument bien particulier revient assez fréquemment. Un instrument grave, résonnant, vibrant.
Pour moi, cet instrument, c'est la représentation de l'Abysse. Mystérieux, envoûtant, effrayant, il est un vide profond, omniprésent qui nous attire constamment, tout au long de l'anime. Cette omniprésence, cette fascination est telle qu'on la ressent même à travers la musique.

Personnages : 10/10
"Oh, des personnages chibi, cet anime va être adorable" - Moi, avant l'épisode 10
Une fois qu'on s'est habitués au chara design particulier (qui colle étonnamment bien avec l'univers de Made in Abyss), on ne peut qu'apprécier les personnages de cet anime
Complexes, entourés de mystère, trainant derrière eux un passé, les personnages sont directement influencés par l'Abysse.
Si on peut remarquer certains personnages un peu trop manichéens (Bondrewd je te vois venir), on ne peut que rester bouche bée devant la complexité des personnages.
Les enfants de l'orphelinat sont adorables, mais sont en même temps conscients des dangers de la vie puisqu'ils les côtoient déjà en allant explorer l'Abysse, même si ce n'est que le premier pallier. Inchou joue parfaitement le rôle d'une directrice d'orphelinat comme on nous l'a appris dans les contes, ce qui en fait un personnage étonnamment agréable.
Les Sifflets sont des personnes travaillées, voire torturées. Elles ont vu l'Abysse, son côté sombre. Elles y ont réchappé, mais dès qu'ils y ont mis les pieds, ne serait-ce qu'une fois, l'Abysse a pris une partie de leur âme, les poussant à toujours vouloir y retourner.
Alors que dire d'Ouzen, le géant inébranlable, un personnage fascinant et vraiment bien écrit ! Mentor, elle diffère très largement du schéma classique instauré par les animes, mais est pourtant un professeur inégalable.
Que dire également de Nanachi et Mitty ! Une histoire tragique, déchirante et profondément humaine, qui aboutit à un acte magnifique mais terriblement douloureux.

Et bien sûr, n'oublions pas Riko et Regu, nos deux protagonistes !
Regu, garçon mi-humain mi-robot, qui repart au fond de l'Abysse afin de comprendre qui il est, quelles sont ses origines mais également afin d'accompagner Riko dans son voyage
Et Riko, ah Riko ! Quel personnage formidable !
Si son enthousiasme, sa petite bouille et son désir de retrouver sa mère sont touchants, c'est surtout sa maturité et ses connaissances qui m'ont marqué.
Il est difficile de trouver dans un anime un personnage qui réfléchit réellement, et use de ses connaissances avec justesse. Pourtant ici, c'est une fillette de 12 ans qui le fait.
Et si, bien sûr, elle se trompe et rencontre des "déboires", c'est extrêmement plaisant de voir à quel point elle s'est préparé et s'y connait (n'est-ce pas, la Prêtresse de Goblin Slayer ?)

Appréciation : 10/10
Je ne me suis pas ennuyé une seule minute. J'ai apprécié chaque plan, chaque ligne de dialogue, chaque personnage. L'ambiance vraiment unique de l'anime m'a vraiment frappé, j'étais captivé à chaque épisode (c'est pour ça que j'ai fini l'anime vraiment vite !)

Général : 10/10
Je pense qu'aujourd'hui, je n'ai toujours pas de mots assez forts pour décrire ce que j'ai vécu avec Made in Abyss. C'était vraiment...formidable. Chaque détail de cet anime m'a frappé, m'a touché en plein cœur et m'a fasciné
J'ai toujours eu une attirance pour la découverte, l'exploration, autant dire que cet anime me ravit complètement !
Malgré sa longueur, Made in Abyss a directement réussi à se placer parmi mes animes favoris, un top 10 amplement mérité selon moi
Même s'il est récent, je pense qu'il est déjà devenu un classique à voir absolument une fois dans sa vie

Maintenant, il ne reste plus qu'à attendre avec impatience la deuxième saison !

Story : 10/10
The story is simple but it strikes me a lot. It approaches with delicacy and ingenuity the problems teens face, which it metaphorises by exposing them as a supernatural phenomena. This approach gives a less rough and oppressive side to the problems encountered, without necessarily denaturing or softening them.

Art : 8/10
Nothing very transcendent but it is very pleasant to watch. The chara-design is quite common but remains endearing, as are the sets and animation in general.

Sound: 8/10
Like the art direction, the soundtrack does not mark but does its job perfectly and is rather pretty, although discreet. I like the opening though!

Characters : 10/10
The ... other highlight of the series: the characters are extremely endearing.
Of course, Sakuta and Mai shine for their atypical personality.
One would think that Mai is the typical tsundere as one sees everywhere in the animes, but that nay! If she has a strong tsundere character, she adapts it in her own way and it makes her a very endearing and relaxing character.
Sakuta, the MC, is brilliant in his attitude. He is detached and calm (without being cringe, edgy or boring) and above all, his remarks are delicious. He shows a certain humor that I have not found in any other anime, or even series or film elsewhere.
The other characters are not left out, and they all have a little something that makes them endearing. The anime managed to very well build them in just 13 episodes.

Overall appreciation : 9/10
I waited eagerly for each new episode, and it was worth it!
The themes I touched touched me, just like the characters and their story
My only regret may have been the last episode, which I find a bit too condensed. The anime would have won to have 14 episodes, even a little more in order to develop even more characters and their stories. Well, it may be just gluttony to want more: p


Total : 9/10
A fresh anime and pleasant to watch
Not necessarily to everyone's taste, and not to look at the very first degree on pain of seeing an anime harem with psychology and romance in it
There is not really any action, let alone fights, but what a pleasure to watch!
Certainly one of the hidden gem and discovery of the year 2018, I do not regret trying it.


[French version]


Histoire : 10/10
L'histoire est simple mais elle me touche beaucoup. Elle aborde avec délicatesse et ingéniosité les problèmes auxquels les adolescents font face, qu'elle métaphorise en les exposant comme des phénomènes surnaturels. Cette approche donne un côté moins rude et opprimant aux problèmes rencontrés, sans forcément les dénaturer ou les adoucir.

Art : 8/10
Rien de bien transcendant mais cela reste très agréable à regarder. Le chara-design est assez commun mais reste attachant, tout comme les décors et l'animation en général.

Son : 8/10
Tout comme la direction artistique, la bande-son ne marque pas mais fait parfaitement son travail et est plutôt jolie, bien que discrète. J'aime bien l'opening cependant !

Personnages : 10/10
L'autre point fort de la série : les personnages sont extrêmement attachants.
Bien sûr, Sakuta et Mai brillent de par leur personnalité atypique.
On pourrait penser que Mai est la tsundere typique telle qu'on en voit partout dans les animes, mais que nenni ! Si elle a un fort caractère tsundere, elle l'adapte à sa façon et ça fait d'elle un personnage très attachant et reposant.
Sakuta, le MC, est brillant de par son attitude. Il est détaché et calme (sans être cringe, edgy ou ennuyeux) et surtout, ses remarques sont délicieuses. Il fait preuve d'un certain humour que je n'ai retrouvé dans aucun autre anime, ou même série ou film d'ailleurs.
Les autres personnages ne sont pas en reste, et ils ont tous un petit quelque chose qui les rend attachants. L'anime a réussi à très bien les construire en seulement 13 épisodes.

Appréciation générale : 9/10
J'attendais chaque nouvel épisode avec impatience, et cela valait le coup !
Les thèmes abordés m'ont touché, tout comme les personnages et leur histoire
Mon seul regret aura peut être été le dernier épisode, que je trouve un peu trop condensé. L'anime aurait gagné à faire 14 épisodes, voire un peu plus histoire de développer encore plus les personnages et leurs histoires. Enfin, c'est peut être juste de la gourmandise que d'en vouloir plus :p


Total : 9/10
Un anime frais et agréable à regarder
Pas forcément au goût de tout le monde, et à ne pas regarder au tout premier degré sous peine de n'y voir qu'un anime harem avec de la psychologie et de la romance dedans
Il n'y a pas vraiment d'action, encore moins de combats, mais quel bonheur à regarder !
Certainement l'une des perle et découverte de l'année 2018, je ne regrette pas de m'y être essayé.