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Bad.

The anime's proposal is no longer very innovative, at least it should do a solid job with the proposal presented, however everything is executed in the most boring way in the world, the universe is not captivating and no character has charisma, it is cloying how superficial and artificial everything is.

The protagonist should have some charisma, some relevant personality trait, but she also fits as a secondary character, since she does not have any deep development.

The "romance" is the worst thing I've ever seen, the romance scenes are totally unnecessary and add absolutely nothing to the plot, except to disgust the viewers.

The "heroine" is another ... character without salt and no development, with the charisma of a Renault Kwid.

Everything in this universe is bad, generic and poorly used, just an anime to try to make some money, stay away.

One of the greatest anime ever made.
It's no exaggeration when I say that Mayonaka Punch is one of the best anime in the industry, the proposal is very innovative, taking a current topic in society, which is the creation of content for the internet and the mental health of the influencer, mixing it with a more comical theme, which are vampires. Mayonaka Punch is very good because it presents a protagonist with charisma and personality, she never went through some crude redemption arc and some moral lesson changed her personality, on the contrary, the "redemption arc" only helps shape her personality even more In addition ... to bringing good experiences to the viewer, the arcs are all done in an intriguing way, in a somewhat chaotic rhythm, which suits the "internet" theme covered.
I thought the production was very good, the direction never left anything to be desired, all the characters have striking features and the world itself is very alive and well-paced. The anime is exceptional in delivering what it proposes to the viewer, the sad scenes are sad, the funny scenes are funny, the plot twists are shocking and the anime holds up very well.
I believe that for me, this anime is one of the ones that gives a good vibe to watch, as it is very easy to get attached to the characters, one point that I love is that this anime is not made to be commercial, it is not a script created to sell and have generic things that we see in all current animes, it is a carefully written script that took great care in bringing all the characters into the anime.
This anime will definitely make me miss watching it on Mondays, I hope for a second season as soon as possible.

Animes like this were what made me start liking anime, and even today I love watching this type of anime.
For me, what brings a good experience to the viewer is the feeling you get when watching, many animes forget that you need to create a plot that makes you want to watch anime. This type of anime is the harmless anime, which, without having to invent much, manages to deliver a great experience for the viewer, the script is extremely consistent and well executed, very good to watch. It even brings me nostalgia for when I watched romances like Plastic Memories and Acchi Kocchi, having ... a new anime like this brings me back to the time when watching anime was always a pleasure.
The producer Brain's Base is experienced in making romance animes, which greatly reinforces the quality of the anime, despite the more pragmatic "romance" that it is (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU) they aimed for a simpler proposal, but with an execution with mastery.
I recommend.

Here I present to you the best anime of the year.
Logically when you look at this photo and these tags on MAL you think that the anime is horrible, I'm glad I had the recommendation of the great Khyleri.
The anime is very good, it manages to get a lot of things right and is certainly the biggest surprise of the year so far. Asahi Production has just made the best anime in its company's history.

The anime's proposal is brilliant, the way they present the proposal to the viewer and convey it well, is a great success. I also like that the direction is not that ... Ecchi anime crap, which is normal in the industry, but they managed to make this anime without any fear, they knew what they were doing very well and that brought an extra quality to the anime. The scenes are well done, produced and animated. The anime's art style is also very pleasing and manages to transfer the manga's art to the anime extremely well. You don't owe anything. I didn't expect to be so entertained, but the well-executed script managed to enchant me in this anime. In terms of production and direction, it is one of the best in recent times. My point is reinforced by the magnificent work of Usukura Ryuutarou who worked on Violet Evergarden and Maoujou de Oyasumi. And if you've been watching anime a little longer, you know that at the time To Love Ru was the point of reference when it came to Ecchi anime, that's right, Ootsuki Atsushi, the director of To Love Ru, also worked on this anime!

One quality that I love about anime is character construction, and every character manages to have their construction in a balanced way, no character has more or less screen time than the anime needs. It's a very good execution to convey the image of each character appropriately, so as not to be overwhelming or rushed. The characters are charismatic and memorable, which is also another strong point.

For anyone looking for an anime to have fun and engage in the story, I highly recommend it.

This was the anime I watched that left me with the most mixed feelings. How can they do something so good and so bad at the same time? Even though I really like the production company Jumondo, for the work of art that is Acchi Kocchi, in this one they did a medicore job.
Not saying that the anime is bad, far from it, but it is a tremendous lost potential. I don't know if I can complain too much since they took milk from stone. They took an unknown light novel and did a very decent job, the sad thing is knowing that the anime ... could have been INFINITELY better if they had tried a little harder, I really like the style of the anime but I think the art direction left a lot to wish, lazy CG, a generic ending and other things took away the shine of this anime, I loved the character of Yumiella Dolkness, in my mid-season review I even said that I would name it after my daughter, but the character construction is executed In many basic ways, they could have done better.
The plot progression is another weak point of the work, I believe there are episodes that would make sense if the anime had 24 episodes, an end-of-season drama and a silly episode about eating cakes have the same screen time, the romance was also extremely rushed. I know that the plot has enormous potential and several light novels that were once unknown like Steins;Gate had perfect execution. I'm sad because I'm almost certain that it's impossible to have a second season since the ending was made precisely because it was an ending, but the good thing is that from now on I'll be following the light novel. That said, I still think that the anime had much greater potential than it was used for.

For some time now, I've wanted to write a review about this anime. I think it's good to express my opinion on this work since in addition to practicing my writing a little, I can also express some points about this anime. From now on, this review will be extremely negative so feel free to disagree with my opinion.
I was at the beginning of 2022 (my god how fast time passes) and I came across a new anime from CloverWorks, a producer that despite some disasters like The Promissed Neverland and Darling In The Fraxx, knows how to make good anime like Spy x Family, ... Horimiya and Wonder Egg Priority. Since at that time I didn't have anything better to do other than go to school and sleep, I watched any anime that came out during the season and Dress-Up Darling was no exception. I had very high expectations about this anime but in the end I ended up being disappointed.
The anime's proposal isn't interesting at all, but it can still captivate those niche otakus, simply a hot girl and a doll maker in a silly relationship etc etc... It can't be that bad, can it?
Yes! It's horrible!
The execution is a disaster, the anime fails to convey any message in a subtle way or convey any feeling to the viewer, the anime fails in all aspects of the script. When they tried to convey a message in the first few episodes to viewers like, "Don't give up! Try hard!" They simply passed in the most ridiculous way possible, making the protagonist sleepless because of a promise he made to a girl he had just met. What kind of message do you want to send to the viewer? (Deprive yourself of sleep for women you disgusting otaku) or something like that. So far so good, it's still an anime despite being scripturally weak and people have a lot of hype, it should be good. I think that continuing to watch this anime was one of the worst decisions I could have made, this anime is a degradation for the anime industry, it uses such cheap humor and just focuses the production on Ecchi scenes, which embarrasses anyone with the minimal sense. The backstory is completely uninteresting and the protagonists' relationships are completely superficial. And it can even get worse! To get some drama or anything even remotely interesting, they put a second girl in the anime, at this point the script borders on insanity, bringing one of the worst scenes I've ever seen in my life. What's the fun in making jokes about a girl the protagonist doesn't even know naked in front of him?
Maybe I'm getting old or my sense of humor is completely outdated, but even if I tried, I couldn't entertain myself watching this anime. It has nothing good except the Ecchi scenes, and if the anime were to focus on Ecchi they would have had to make a Hentai that would have been much more logical. In fact, if this anime were a Hentai it would be much better, it would reach the target audience more easily and no one would be able to complain about how bad its backstory is, being able to spend money without worrying on degenerate scenes, made only to make otakus excited.
For me, nothing will ever explain how high this average score is. Even the song by The Smiths called Still Ill manages to convey a better message about the feelings of romance in 3 minutes of music, than this anime that depends on 12 episodes with 24 minutes each to fail to deliver anything to the viewer. And to finish, I'm going to write an excerpt from the song that expresses my opinion about current romance animes: "It just wasn't like, the old days anymore, no it wasn't like those days... am I still ill?".

I know it's a little early to say but this anime is definitely one of the surprises of the season.
It was difficult to say what to expect from this anime, since the manga doesn't have much popularity and the producer isn't that famous, however, as I always give a chance to the season's anime that seem to have a cool design, I started watching.
The premise of the anime doesn't build anything too fanciful and different from normal, they took the idea of ​​"Building a romantic comedy between two characters who meet by chance." and since the plot unfolds like this, the story behind it doesn't ... matter much since in my point of view the anime is much more focused on comedy than on being something serious.
You can see that the anime is much more focused on being something funny due to the drawing and animation style, Zero-G, the anime's producer, already has experience in developing romantic comedies such as Rikei Ga Koi, so the production really highlights being a very positive point. The story is also good, the anime never gets boring to watch and the characters are funny and entertaining.
This review is still a preliminary as I'm only in episode 4 but you can already get an idea of ​​what to expect as the anime progresses, overall, it's worth watching.
I recommend.

When I finished watching this anime, I immediately marked it as completed here on the site as I usually do. One thing I noticed was the average score of this anime is extremely low for what this anime has to offer the viewer.
I was outraged, so I went to see the reviews to understand what was the issue that people were seeing in this anime, but I soon understood what was happening after seeing some reviews.
A very peculiar pattern is that most of the negative reviews had the indication of "preliminary" while the positive reviews were from people who actually completed the anime. I understand ... the anime is not of that incredible production level and has the appearance of being made on a very cheap budget, but that simply does not justify the low average score evaluated by users, (6.58) while I am writing this review.
So before I start my real review I want to make it clear that most of the people who didn't recommend this anime are people who probably went through 3 or 4 episodes, fiddling with their cellphone or doing something else, since this anime has a better quality.

Saikin proposal is nothing extremely complicated, on the contrary, it is something extremely simple and palatable even for a person who is not used to watching anime. Despite the proposal being simple, the execution of this anime deserves a highlight since it manages to directly give the viewer the feeling he wants to convey in a subtle way, even if nothing is happening at the moment, it gives you exactly the feeling he proposes at the moment. Our protagonist is an innocent child, it's cool to see him develop during the episodes, it's not that boring thing of "the protagonist is there simply for the development of the work to happen." no, it was a work made with love and thought about how it would be placed in each episode, the progression of this anime is a strong point since, on the contrary of animes that are stalled just to hold the viewer for one more episode, this anime is compact, satisfactory to see how things unfold, I haven't watched a work so connected with the viewer for a long time.
Before you start watching, I recommend grabbing a coffee or hot chocolate and making yourself comfortable. You will have a great experience watching the course of such an unpretentious story but at the same time so nice to watch.

As I mentioned before, the anime has its limitations because of a simple budget, but that doesn't prevent you from having some experience with the anime, on the contrary, it somehow conveys the feeling of being something directly to you. Silver Link already has a precedent of making anime style comfortable for the viewer. Just like Non Non Biyori, they got it right again. They managed to balance the "Slice of Life" with a progression in the story. It's very difficult to balance these two things since if you don't get the measure right, it can either become a boring anime where nothing happens, or it can turn into a chaos of information or things that don't give the viewer time to digest what's happening. Saikin manages to maintain this balance, which is another great success of the Anime, I haven't read the manga yet but I believe that the adaptation was exactly what the screenwriter intended when writing this story.
It's hard to make ends meet in this anime industry, where there are big companies spending millions on production, and you're someone who has a great story to watch but can't afford the production costs. I really like it when these smaller production companies manage to do such good work even without so many opportunities.
The direction is nothing extremely outstanding in the anime industry, but even so Minato Mirai managed to do something good for the viewer to watch, just like he already did with Otome Game, he brought this experience to the "future" and made another good work. So you can say it's a well-directed anime.

If you asked me if this anime is worth watching, I would say yes without thinking twice. This anime is a great way to pass the time, I'm sure you'll like the characters, the way they are introduced in the story and how they are carried through the eleven episodes. The story sustains itself so as not to be boring at all, on the contrary, it encourages you to continue watching. The drama is not that "I'm running out of ideas so we need to put on some drama" stuff. No, the drama makes sense with the story and only adds more to the anime.

Give this anime a chance!

Im enjoying the second season of Uzaki so far, the anime manages to keep itself fun, with some romantic scenes even funnier than the first season. Besides, I find it interesting how the story of the main couple flows. The chemistry of the two is still very compatible and the anime is very nice to pass the time and have a few laughs. Sometimes the anime presents you with a very exaggerated situation of what is happening and this reinforces the humor of this anime, since it is really just for you who want to enjoy the time without worrying about things parallel to the ... story. The plot is pretty basic, nothing to stand out. The characters remain fun and producing good content for the viewer, the anime delivers what it proposes. I recommend it to everyone who wants to enjoy some silly romance.

There are a few reasons that make the experience with this anime disappointing.

When I started watching the first season, I thought it was cool the proposal of a school where meritocracy comes above all and students have to earn their food, their grade and everything within the school through a points system. The proposal was cool in the first episodes of the first season, but I think now the anime has lost too much of what was proposed.

First, A Horikita has become a boring and irritating character in the work, where her only job is to build the continuation of the story.
The protagonist has that ... serious and cold aura. But his backstory is literally very uncaptivating and that in the story itself didn't add anything. It was just another way to fill the story with irrelevant factors.

When I think of a SCHOOL anime, I think of an environment where you have to at least follow the basic laws of normal citizenship. But they don't even follow the basics of a school. Class D's teacher is a totally poorly written character. And the school break up into gangs that commit crimes at the school, such as assaults and vandalism to the point of leaving a girl to suffer from hypothermia. If the work wanted to put Ryuuen as a delinquent, fine. But the anime is completely lost in the construction of this character, leaving him superficial and damaging to the story. I think it's perfectly acceptable to put heavier things in anime and I think it's something even good to explore, however, in this context it's a terrible thing. This second season has bizarre technical failures, a very poor art direction using repeated sprites several times and the script is broken.

If you're going to watch it, I recommend you keep in mind that all the pretext the anime gave you in the first season is wasted in the second.