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Space Battleship Yamato 2205 delivers an intense and emotional continuation of the saga, offering a gripping look into the Garmillan side of events. Seeing the political and military struggles of Garmillas was a major highlight, adding layers of depth to an already complex universe. The invasion of Dezariam was thrilling, but the true heartbreak came with the tragic destruction of Planet Garmillas—an event that claimed countless innocent lives and marked a devastating turning point in the story.

One of the most powerful moments was Dessler’s speech to the Bolar Federation. His commanding presence and unwavering resolve made for an unforgettable scene, showing why he remains such ... a compelling character. But what stood out even more was how 2205 showcased the caring side of Dessler spectacularly, as President Hyss (RIP) himself also pointed out. His struggles, regrets, and devotion to his people were portrayed beautifully, making him feel more human than ever.

And then, there was the Yamato—the ship of hope—rushing to aid Garmillas in its darkest hour. It was a moment of solidarity, proving that even after all the conflicts, true alliances can stand strong.

The series did justice to the weight of war, loss, and the bonds forged through hardship. May the fallen noble Garmillan lives rest in peace.

Space Battleship Yamato 2202 takes everything great about 2199 and elevates it to an emotionally charged, visually stunning sequel that delivers on every front. This series is not just about grand space battles—though they are breathtakingly professional—but about deep themes of love, sacrifice, and the cost of peace.

The Earth-Garmillan alliance was a highlight, and seeing former enemies stand together gave me chills. It was refreshing to see Garmillas portrayed as more than just a rival power but as true allies in the fight against the Gatlantis threat. It was nice to see them fight side to side.

The emotional weight of this series hit hard. Some ... moments were truly heartbreaking, bringing me to tears, while others filled me with joy and pride. The character struggles, the tragic sacrifices, and the triumphant moments were all executed masterfully. The tension was real, the stakes were high, and the journey felt more than just a war—it was a test of humanity's spirit.

2202 is a powerful continuation that delivers a gripping, heartfelt experience. Whether it’s the stunning battles, the complex character arcs, or the emotional highs and lows, this series leaves a lasting impact. A must-watch for any Yamato fan!

Space Battleship Yamato 2199 is a masterful reimagining of the 1974 classic, delivering an emotionally gripping, visually stunning, and thematically rich space opera. As a devoted fan who watches it religiously, I can confidently say that no matter how many times I revisit it, the series never loses its magic.

The story is a perfect blend of heroism, sacrifice, and resilience. The journey of the Yamato and its crew feels deeply personal, and each character is given meaningful development, making their struggles and triumphs resonate. The rework of the Garmillan Empire adds layers of depth, showing them as more than just villains, making the conflict feel ... all the more compelling.

Visually, Yamato 2199 is breathtaking. The animation is crisp, the space battles are dynamic and intense, and the design of ships and uniforms feels both nostalgic and fresh. The soundtrack is another standout, capturing the grandeur and emotional weight of the series perfectly.

More than just a sci-fi epic, Yamato 2199 is a story of perseverance, duty, and the dream of a better future. Every rewatch strengthens my appreciation for its storytelling and worldbuilding. For anyone who loves deep lore, rich character arcs, and spectacular battles, this series is an absolute must-watch.

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Gakuen Babysitters is one of those series that just warms your heart. It’s a mix of cute, funny, and emotional moments that make you smile, laugh, and sometimes even tear up a little. It’s all about everyday adventures taking care of a bunch of toddlers, and honestly, it’s way more entertaining than you’d expect. The characters are what really make this series shine. Ryuuichi is such a caring and lovable person, and Kotarou? Probably one of the cutest anime kids ever. The toddlers all have their own unique personalities, and their interactions with the babysitters feel so real and natural. There’s also a nice balance ... between heartwarming moments and comedy. Some scenes are really relatable if you’ve ever been around little kids. This is one of the anime that make me feel at home, I constantly rewatch the series. The toddlers and the other characters make me come back to watch every time.