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11eyes

Rating: 4/10

Animation: 2/2
11eyes looks really awesome! The drawings and animations are super smooth, especially during the exciting fight scenes. The colors are super cool, especially when the characters are in a creepy, different world. The places and backgrounds are spooky and mysterious, which makes the show look really interesting. If you like shows that look nice, this one will grab your attention, but sadly, that’s about all it has going for it.

Sound: 2/2
The music and sounds in 11eyes are also really great! The music fits the dark, creepy vibe of the show, with spooky tunes that make you feel nervous when something important happens. The ... beginning and ending songs are catchy, and the voices of the characters match the scary feeling of the show. Even though the characters themselves aren’t that interesting, the people doing their voices do a good job.

Characters: 0/2
Here’s where the show starts to fall apart. The characters are really boring and don’t change or grow throughout the story. The main guy, Kakeru, isn’t very interesting, and his backstory doesn’t make him any better. He doesn’t seem to really connect with the other characters, and they all seem like characters you’ve seen before in other anime. The show doesn’t give us much reason to care about them or their stories.

Plot: 0/2
The story is the worst part. At first, it seems mysterious and cool, but after a while, it becomes really confusing and hard to follow. There are a lot of surprises and twists, but they don’t make much sense and aren’t explained very well. The show sometimes moves too slowly and other times too fast, which makes the whole story feel all over the place. By the end, when there’s a big surprise, it doesn’t feel satisfying – it just feels like a bunch of ideas that don’t fit together well.

Conclusion:
11eyes is really good when it comes to how it looks and sounds, creating a spooky and dark world. But the boring characters and confusing story make it hard to really enjoy. Overall, it gets a 4/10 because even though it looks cool, it just doesn’t have a good story to go along with it.

001

Rating: 3/10

001 is a short, experimental animation made by a creator named Masaki Okuda while he was studying in school. It's a bit like watching a doodle or a rough drawing come to life, but it’s hard to understand and doesn’t tell a clear story. Here’s why it’s not the best:

Animation: 1/2
The way 001 looks can be a little messy. It’s like watching sketches or rough drawings move around, but they don’t flow smoothly. Some parts are interesting, but it feels unfinished, like it was missing the final touches to make it better. It’s creative, but not the most fun to watch.

Sound: 0/2
The sound is ... the weakest part. You either don’t hear much, or what’s there doesn’t really fit with what’s happening on screen. It’s like watching a movie without the right music or sound effects—something’s missing, and it makes the whole thing less exciting or fun.

Characters: 1/2
The characters in 001 aren’t really like the ones you’re used to. They aren’t very detailed, and it’s hard to understand who they are or what they want. It’s more like watching shapes or ideas of characters rather than actual people or animals. Because of this, it’s hard to care about what’s happening to them.

Plot: 1/2
There isn’t a clear story in 001. It doesn’t have a beginning, middle, and end like most shows or movies. It’s more like random things happening, and it’s tough to figure out what it all means. Without a story to follow, it’s easy to get confused and lose interest.

Conclusion:
001 tries to do something different and creative, but it doesn’t do a great job. The drawings are okay but not smooth, the sound is almost nonexistent, the characters are hard to understand, and there’s no real story to follow. If you like watching strange and artsy stuff, you might enjoy it, but most people, especially kids, will probably find it confusing and not very fun.

Golden Time

Rating: 7/10

Golden Time is a show about love, memories, and figuring out who you are. The main character, Banri, is a college student who forgets a lot of things after a bad accident. He moves to a big city called Tokyo and meets a girl named Kouko. They start a relationship that is sweet but also has a lot of problems. The story has happy, sad, and confusing moments as Banri tries to remember who he was and understand who he wants to be now.

Animation: 2/2

The way everything looks is really good! The drawings are colorful and the characters move smoothly. You can see ... how they feel just by their expressions. The background, like the city and other places, looks beautiful and makes the story feel more real.

Sound: 2/2

The voices of the characters are amazing, and the songs are really catchy. The opening song is fun and matches the show well, and the music that plays during the show makes you feel the emotions of the story, whether it's happy or sad.

Characters: 2/2

The people in the story are what make it special. Banri is trying hard to remember his past and decide who he wants to be. Kouko, who seems bossy at first, actually has a lot of fears and becomes someone you care about. The other friends in the show are also funny and make the story more interesting.

Plot: 1/2

The story is interesting, but sometimes it gets a little too dramatic and confusing. Banri has this "ghost" version of himself that adds to the mystery but can make things hard to follow. Some parts of the story take too long, but the feelings between the characters keep it exciting.

Conclusion:

Golden Time has great animation, music, and characters you can care about. Even though the story can get a little messy, it's still a nice show to watch if you like love stories with a lot of feelings.