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Alright, this movie left me with a thousand questions, but it did manage to untangle the knot that was Evangelion's ending a bit. I'm even more enamored with this anime's uniquely fabulous storyline now. There's just something about it that leaves you in a constant state of "What in the world is happening?" The director probably had us all playing detective, searching for our own answers. Of course, it's all accompanied by mind-blowing animation and a soundtrack that's even more mind-blowing! I'm seriously at a loss for words to describe this masterpiece.

And those character actions? Well, they shocked me to the core. Every second of ... this movie was a rollercoaster of surprises. In the end, I highly recommend this film, especially if you were left scratching your head like me after the original Evangelion series. It's like a puzzle piece that finally fits, but it'll still leave you pondering some pretty big questions. Enjoy the ride!

Man, I gotta say, I was head over heels for Evangelion! The story was just off-the-charts incredible, the character development was top-notch, and the characters relationships evolving over time. And let's not forget that retro animation style - it's like a trip down memory lane.

But then, oh boy, things took a wild turn around episode 21. I mean, what just happened there? It's like they pulled a "plot-twist from outer space" on us, and I was left scratching my head so hard, I might need a new scalp soon. I just wrapped up the series, and those last two episodes? Kinda left me yawning, not ... gonna lie. I had to call in the big guns, aka Google, to make sense of that ending.

Don't get me wrong, though; Evangelion is still a masterpiece. It's like a rollercoaster ride - thrilling, perplexing, and occasionally leaving you wondering if you should have had that extra serving of popcorn. Plus, those last episodes? A full-on philosophy crash course! Who knew anime could be so deep, right? All in all, it's an anime worth experiencing, even if you end up needing a Ph.D. in abstract thinking to fully appreciate it.

Kaguya-sama was a work that was part of my adolescence, and I loved this battle between the two because I related to it too much; after all, love is always a war. There are several cute and funny scenes throughout this story. All the characters are very charismatic and well-developed; there isn't a shallow or boring character. The story itself is unique and rich in details. In the final arc of the story, I felt a sense of joy and excitement that made my heart leap and say, "Everything will be alright, they will succeed." The funny scenes eased the tension, reinforcing that everything would ... turn out fine. I felt good reading this story, and at the same time, it held me captive. As I reached the last 5 chapters after many years of following the story of the two, a feeling of sadness and emptiness came over me. Not because the manga is bad, but because it's so good. It made me laugh during such a difficult time in my life that I couldn't believe it had come to an end. I couldn't believe I wouldn't laugh anymore at Chika's silly jokes or Kaguya misunderstanding a situation. The point here is that this manga is so good that it was difficult for me to accept that this story finally had its conclusion. The friendships formed during the journey are the true treasure; that's the lesson we can take from Kaguya-sama. It made me think about how much I regret being so antisocial during my school days. So, let me tell you, if you're still in high school, be more like them; you'll create memories as good as they did in this story. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did.

Ousama Ranking is an AMAZING anime. I fell in love with the story and the development of each character, especially the growth that Miranjo underwent. I have a huge empathy for her, as she's my favorite character in this work. This is a unique story that surprised me at many points and left me eager at many others. In this anime, there are no cheap plot twists. It's not something you expect; it simply happens and catches you off guard. I recommend watching it; after all, this is a really good anime.

The animation is perfect in its own way, the sound effects as well, and ... especially the dubbing (I watched it in Brazilian Portuguese).

The first thing I tell you is, it's IMPOSSIBLE not to like each character from Summertime Render. The development of each one is phenomenal. I fell in love a lot, especially with Ushio and Mio, but characters like Shinpei, Hizuru, and others are not left behind. It's almost a challenge not to empathize with each one. And the way the romance between the two (those who have watched know who "the two" are, even though it's obvious) is incredible. Even though it's not the main focus, it made my heart race. The relationship is built slowly, and the characters don't just come out and say ... they like each other. The author drops hints that they care for each other, but even so, we're left wondering, thinking, "Could it really be?" And when everyone lays their cards on the table and everything starts to go wrong, the only thought that kept coming to my mind was "I can't believe it." And the only thing I had left in the last episodes was to eagerly hope for a happy ending. Speaking of the ending, what a phenomenal ending! It wasn't a perfect, but I loved it. I loved every character. Each minute passed in seconds. I couldn't help but binge-watch this masterpiece. I recommend it; you'll love it too, and you'll cry just like I am while writing this review.

Ponyo, well, what can I say? It's just another incredible Studio Ghibli story, brilliantly animated as always in any of their works. The characters are amazing, intricately crafted, including this "childhood romance" – if I can call it that, really. But, I remember when I was younger, like 6 or 7 years old (not that I'm very old, I'm just 19 haha), liking someone as much as Sousuke likes Ponyo. And it's nothing impure, it's a genuine passion without any ulterior motives, just a feeling of really liking someone and wanting to have lots of fun with them. I felt that way again while watching ... Ponyo, that's why I really urge you to watch it too.

Jujutsu Kaisen is freaking awesome, man! I can't believe I only jumped on this anime bandwagon now. The characters are so damn cool, I'm totally attached to all of 'em, even the bad guys, haha! And there's no separate episode for each character; their growth just flows naturally throughout the story.

Let's talk about the humor, it's on point! It hits you out of the blue and leaves you chuckling like crazy. Nothing feels forced, it's all easy-breezy fun! The story ain't trying too hard; it just flows like a smooth ride, not too slow, not too fast. And the fights, oh boy, they're epic! Almost ... every episode packs a badass battle, and the animation is top-notch. This anime is pure gold, totally worth your binge-watching time!

First thing I have to say, Einar is UNBEARABLE, man, what an insufferable person. Thorfinn has to act like a babysitter for him, seriously, he gets all worked up all the time and wants to pick fights with anyone in front of him, even though it's obvious he's going to lose. I don't know if he's just too childish or too dumb, but either way, it really annoys me about this work. Another thing, the anime is very slow-paced. There's a fight scene here and there, but right after those scenes, there's a 5-minute moral lesson. The characters evolve, the story is deep and all ... that, it deals with heavy subjects, but it's not something enjoyable to watch. It's more like something to stop and reflect on the subject, and that's not what I want. I like exciting and cool stories, not dark and depressing ones. But if you're into that kind of thing, Vinland Saga Season 2 is for you!

Alright, so Vinland Saga has a pretty cool storyline, the animation is on point, and the soundtrack is okay. It didn't totally blow my mind, though, at least not in this first season. I liked it, but it didn't go above and beyond, you know?

The characters are well-built, and each one's got a good reason for the choices they make, which adds a nice touch to the anime, even though I kinda hold a grudge against Thorfinn. And let me tell ya, the overall story is pretty darn sad, there's not a single moment where you're all like, "Yay, go character!" or pumped up for ... some event, except during the epic fight scenes.

Anyway, I believe there are better animes out there, but hey, no judgment to those who dig Vinland Saga. Maybe the whole Viking theme just didn't quite click with me, I'll still check out the second season, but I ain't getting my hopes up too high.

Well, this anime goes from 0 to 100 very quickly. Here, you'll find cute girls with weapons killing everyone, but the anime isn't heavy. In fact, it's not that amazing because the anime "normalizes" it, even though it's not normal at all. The true charm of this anime lies in the duo of Chisato and Takina. On one hand, there's Chisato, who lives life as if each day were her last, always happy and trying to make others happy. On the other side, there's Takina, who didn't know what it was like to live until she found her partner. She only thought about work and ... her duties. The contrast between them gives rise to incredibly emotional and even funny scenes. As the anime progresses, you can see their relationship evolving, and you think, "Wow, what an incredible friendship."

I believe the most important lesson I learned from this anime is: Don't change who or what you are for anyone, and don't let anyone change you. If you think you're amazing and happy being yourself, then continue being yourself.

You can watch it in one day, and if you have nothing to do, I recommend watching it. Anyway, see you guys in Hawaii :)