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I CRIED! I watched the premiere for the first 3 episodes and I knew it was probably one of the best anime this season but I got lazy in writing a review.

After watching the latest episode, I just had to write a review to let everyone know. Just watch this anime, drop all the other anime if you don't have time. I am watching most of the anime this season, and this really stands out after the latest episode. If the development of the characters are this good 7 episodes in, this anime will no doubt be the best if not one of the ... best anime this season.

The characters are truly deep each with their little quirk, the main characters love for each other slowly blossoms as each episode grow and it doesn't feel forced. The side characters are also intense and has such immersive developments to evoke really authentic emotions from me. Think less and do more! I implore you to not spoil yourself on reading many reviews, and just plunge right in and watch this anime. You will not regret it! DAN DAN DAN has my seal of approval, truly deserving of a goated review.

Thanks my ayayas for reading!

no gpt, trash English, even though I learn from the best. 9/10, I would give it 10/10 if the ending is impeccable. Will come back to edit once the anime finishes.

Honestly, I am told this is one of the better Hentai. Relatively speaking, however, comparatively speaking even if weight-adjusted, this anime is a maximum 7/10. I can't for the life of me, understand the true essence of Hentai. Other than the incest element, the show provides multiple angles of sexual orientation including doggy style, reverse cowgirl, oral, and creampie. Something, something onahole. Something something meme. The youtube subway sandwich truly is something magnificent to behold. Truly something degenerate, but I don't understand the appeal. It is an average show since there is not enough character development and it's too damn short.

Wonder Egg brings out the emotional pain of people being left behind after people around them die of suicide. The emotional release when I got watching Wonder Egg was indescribable.
At times I want to laugh at the friends we made along the way, at times I want to cry about the people that we lost. We all want to do more for them, but sometimes you just feel so tired of it that it takes just everything to wake up and leave your bed. Sometimes it just feels like a little push and you will end it. A little push off the window slit, ... a little push off the stairwell. Then, you think about the people you leave behind. That's a wonder egg priority. The pain and trauma never leave, and it might never get any easier. Wonder Egg's message is that we should never give up and let it beat us.

Sexual abuse is not only or especially misuse of sexuality. It is, in the first instance, always a form of power abuse (Adriaenssens 2010; Ganzevoort & Veerman 2000; Pollefeyt 1998). There is, however, no consensus on this. Some researchers do not mention the link between sexual abuse and power. In addition, The power difference makes the abuse possible. 'You want me to touch you', 'Adults can tell it', 'Just touch your wife. You got married because you love each other!' 'Females have expiration dates!' 'You are a perverted brat that loves being touched. Come on; I'll make you feel real good. Fine. You can touch me.' 'We need someone like that sometimes, or we'll never be saved.' 'Let's blow off each other steam.' 'You tempted me to die, didn't you?' 'Adult love is dirty.' Wonder Egg touches on topics that are really sensitive and yet do not make it awkward. This is Wonder Egg's magic.

I feel that Wonder Egg definitely feels like teenage thoughts of suicide. Maybe idealistic, maybe thoughtless, however, the pain behind the story cannot be masked. Suicide affects us all differently, but it can unite us to fight it. Wonder Egg in a way is a suicide support group. They are coping with suicide loss in their own way.

Honestly, Wonder Egg is an experience that is quite unlike anything that I have experienced. Not the kind like Shinsekai no Yori, not the kind like Gantz and Elfen Lied. A different kind of experience that feels so real and painful. Just fiction enough to feel detached from real life.

Tackling tough topics like suicide, rape, being attracted to the same gender, and many more gender issues. This world is sure a fking living hell. I will end off with a quote.

“Human relationships are rich and they're messy and they're demanding. And we clean them up with technology. Texting, email, posting, all of these things let us present the self as
we want to be. We get to edit, and that means we get to delete, and that means we get to retouch, the face, the voice, the flesh, the body -- not too little, not too much, just right.” ― Sherry Turkle

If you have been following Strike The Blood to the 4th season, this season is great with the character development that Kojou has. Kojou is finally reaching the final arcs of the story. "No senpai, this is our fight." This iconic line is ubiquitous as usual. My only gripe with this season is that the release schedule is too erratic. Similar to last season, the vision at the end of the first season is coming full circle and is likely going to happen in the next and final installment of Strike The Blood. This season honestly, if you could understand without the terrible subtitling has ... moved considerably into understanding Kojou and the past of the Progenitors. This has been a pretty good run. The animation quality has been rather stable and good. The characters have developed rather well into their own unique traits. In all, this is a really well-made guilty pleasure anime and has evolved into its own fascinating story that has no comparison.

As someone who has no understanding of its adaptation, Hortensia Saga was an incredible anime from its start. The animation reminded me of Mushoku Tensei, and its character had an incredible backstory. Everything seems well woven together, however, what made it felt incredibly difficult to explain was that why it felt bad/incomplete. Firstly, I think that Hortensia Saga could have been a much better anime if the story wasn't as straightforward and tried to squeeze as much content as possible in 12 episodes. The pacing of the anime felt rushed and it feels much faster-paced than most of the anime coming out this season. Secondly, ... I think that the ending should have been done in a way that leaves a viewer with a pleasant ending, however, the story ends in a way that it leaves a bad taste with no way to repair the damage done. Despite killing off characters, and trying to be edgy the anime goes out of its way so that they can kill the main characters in the anime. Honestly, if it wasn't for such a weird pacing and terrible ending I would have given a much higher score since I love such anime genre. However, this is truly one anime that deserves its low score.
Story: 6/10
Art: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Character: 7/10
Enjoyment: 1/10
Overall: 5/10

I'm really surprised! This short anime despite being 10 minutes really bought the point of being cognizant and aware that animals that we consume might be in pain or suffering as we know when we consume them. This was done by Koji Yamamura, the highly acclaimed animator that was nominated for the Oscar for his animated short film "Atama Yama". Combined with the English narration, his art style really shore through. The choice of music was appropriate and when necessary, provided tension and suspense. The 10 minutes was over so quickly, it really is a good and enjoyable film. It's easily an 8/10.

This recap is kinda good because Tonikaku Kawaii is just that good if you loved this anime this is just a quick recap of what happened in the actual anime. I think that this is a succinct recap that is good to watch and refresh your memory when season 2 comes. Rewatching the entire anime is a chore, so I think this helps many fellow anime watchers to save time and recap before watching season 2. I give this recap a 6/10, a fine recap, but honestly, one more episode would be better. T.T Anyway, till next time! Tonikaku Kawaii!

Even though I don't know the Honkai Impact universe, it was an enjoyable watch, the cooking recipe at the end of every episode is good. I would recommend it as a watch if you like CGDCT, it is quite an easy watch even if you do not like CGDCT simply because the episodes are short and the story is succinct. However, it does not have the overall story progression of a 12 episode anime so the development is still a bit lacking even with 2 seasons. The art is quite clean and the characters have varying and cute personalities. The soundtracks are quite good, across ... 2 seasons. Overall 7/10

Among us, the anime, Munou na Nana talks about a heartless killer Nana. In a school full of talented people, with their abilities being able to kill thousands and even millions of people, Nana is tasked to stop these people by killing them. Yet, the story twist as Nana's unable to understand why someone like Michiru is trying their earnest to help and save Nana. Nana thought that the Talented are all murderers, or have the potential to kill. Only in the last episode, that Nana felt that that wasn't true and her entire world view was changed by what happened with Michiru. I think ... this anime truly is a very imaginative drama that makes you feel that Nana will get caught and the Talented will kill her. Yet, there are still so many layers of story building going on as she tries to kill the Talented. Nana is caught in a quagmire, as she tries to figure out her own feelings. Even though she is once suspected as a killer in the class, there is another imposter among us. Munou na Nana is indeed an interesting watch and it certainly piques my interest as I read the synopsis. I recommend it to those who the thrill of Nana getting caught yet not get it. Masochistic I guess? This is an 8/10 for me. Quite an interesting watch this season. It does truly get your heart racing and blood pumping.

This is a really good anime with its backstory stemming from the Qin dynasty which was China's first dynasty. This is a story that follows both fiction and non-fiction. Most of what was in the first season are historical events. However, there are some changes to fit the story of a mythic legend named Yu Qin. As the story progresses, Yu Qin becomes stronger and in season 2 meets a well-known Chinese legend, Sun Wu Kong. Well in the anime he wasn't named that but his weapon and looks are inspired by Sun Wu Kong. This has roots in Chinese epics such as Xi You ... Ji. I think that this anime is really good as a native speaker, however, there is a bit of loss in translation in English so I had to wholly watched it in Chinese. I do believe that this is a phenomenal Chinese anime that sees Yu Qin's growth as he seeks to become a god through his trials and tribulations.
I do believe that this is anime is a 9/10 all around for me. Do give it a try.