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This series never dissapoints on making me shed more than one tear. It can be as short as 75 mins and it will make an impact.
From the start of the series, the episodic first season, it can capsulate the emotions of the characters very well and I prefer to watch a movie for a single arch than a couple of episodes.
Just another movie on the wonderfull Bunny Girl Senpai series. Not much else to say; seeing as it is from that series it will have emotional scenes, the beginning will be mostly slow and the final twist is allways welcomed.

I was very exited to watch Oshi no ko from the start, however, because I heard they were going to air the 2nd season so close to the first, I decided to wait and watch the two seasons back to back. That being said, it was the right call, I feel that a lot of the first season is continiued with better writing in the second, such as character development, plotlines and overall story-telling.

This second season blew my expextations on how characters can be written so good. I found myself thinking "Damn" at least once per episode. For me, my favourite part was the characters ... reactions in some of the parts of the story, instead of going into the cliché territory they react accordingly. Despite that, the constant flashbacks on the theater arc really dragged on and I had to skip some of them.

All in all, a great anime and I'll wait for the 3rd season with hype!!

This anime for me was the first time I've watched a show from a manga I have already read. Because of this, I was excited to see how they have adapted it into anime form. And I wasn't disapointed.

As for the story itself, I think it's one of those anime that warms your heart on how wholesome it is and the relationships between the characters. Reading the manga got me hooked and seeing it on anime form just confirmed it even more.

I think there are few anime of the "Harem & Ecchi" genre that have good premise and I valued a lot the little amount ... of fan service (even though there is a beach episode).

All in all, it is a good anime for those who enjoy the chill romance shows and It has even been conifirmed inside the show the 2nd season which I'll be happy to see aswell.

This anime has been hyped non-stop, even without knowing any of the characters' names I could recognize a bunch of them from social media, be it on pfp, clips, memes, etc... So, I decided to watch the first season, and it was good. Good plot, interesting characters and amazing world-building. After whatching the movie, it was time to start the second season. I was told that the first few episodes were located in the past and that they were the weakest episodes in the show, which I agree. However, it was worth the watch only to enter the "shibuya Incident". And let me tell you, ... I've never seen a better show with that many episodes over one arc and that well executed!
Jujutsu kaisen has a lot of themes to it, but before the second season I've never would have guessed they would be so good at delivering such impactful and deep scenes.
Obviously, if you have watched the first season and movie, you are gonna love this season. I have liked it that much, that I'm now reading the manga.

Kaguya-sama is one of those anime that anyone can watch it and enjoy it fully. This does reflect the immense popularity it has in the anime and manga community, having 3 seasons, some OVAs and a movie is more than enough proof.
Last season, left us just as Kaguya and Miyuki just had their first kiss in that beautiful ending. This chapter of the story picks it up just the next day and centers in the consequences of that kiss, how did everyone react to it.
It's a really short story but it's nonetheless important to the characters and still feels like any episode of kaguya-sama.
For a ... personal note, I started watching this series last summer after watching bunnygirl senpai, so I needed some break from a sad anime and someone suggested "Love is war". I just have to say that, if you ever feel down just pop this anime up and laugh it up and enjoy some incredible storytelling.
Overall, this serves as a good ending to all the Kaguya-sama series, and if they decide to do more it sure will be as good or better.

As it's trend nowadays, girls in anime are changing stereotype. Evolving to more of a tomboy approach, examples such us Tomo-chan, and this anime.
If you are an avid watcher of romantic, school setting anime, you will very early realize that it checks all the boxes: unlikely couple, lanky boy, popular girl, cannot make a single move to improve their stance, lots and lots of blushing, etc. It's more of that but with a little more of a degrading kink to it.
This season is slightly better than the first only because both are a little more into the idea of liking each other. However, as you ... know, every romcom that Japanese make, the velocity in which things escalate is minuscule. I mean, come on, one season just to hug each other.
If you watched last season and enjoyed it, give it a watch. Also, beware of the fanservice, its rotting the industry.

Every day that passes, the archetype of a girl that can hold her territory (aka a tomboy), is being more and more mainstream. And I'm all for it.
This anime is a clear example of how to make a great rom-com in which the main couple is the relationship between a tomboy and a normal guy. The way this series tackles the energy of the couple is very good, for example, the title itself presents the relationship of Tomo and Jun very well. He has a purely platonic love of Tomo, however, as he discovers little by little the feminine side of her, he starts ... seeing her more of a romantic partner instead of a best friend.
One thing that stuck with me, is that in this plan of Tomo to become more feminine, she learns that the "traditional" lifestyle of a woman is not for her. This does demotivate her at first, but the show insists on being the person you are instead of trying to mold to an archetype you don't belong to. This message is very important and relevant right now and everyone should follow it instead of being the person you don't want to be.

So, first of all, we have to tackle probably the biggest problem in the anime. The Fanservice. It's really noticeable and if you don't like that type of content, don't watch it, even myself I feel bad when watching it.
However, as I was told, in the manga it is much more light-hearted and wholesome. And that is for me the best part. The wholesomeness of how Mahiro reacts and adapts into a girl.
Even though that first point is a big problem, the rest of the series is good, just remember to turn off your brain or you won't be able to enjoy it.
Not much ... to add, just wanted to send the message to not make this a normal thing. I'll probably read the manga to feel better about myself.

Since it's release Attack on Titan has deliver great story-telling and world-building. The first couple of seasons were much like a comedy survivalesc type of story. However, by the latest seasons it has transformed into a military internacional genocide. The story kept expanding and expanding, and it's fun to look back at certain episode and think: "That character did this because of this other thing that will happen", that's the sign of a good structured story and AoT has it.
About the movie, it's an hour long episode which adapts a couple of manga chapters and sets a continuation in "Attack on Titan: The final season: ... Part 2" a mouthful of words saying that this is not the end quite yet.
The story has some interesting points to it and there is a bit more of character development, always a good thing. MAPPA has not cut the budget with the animation, looks as good as the best episodes of the last season. with good fighting scenes and break times in between.
All in all, it's a fundamental part of the story of AoT, so if you have come into the point of having watched all previous seasons, this will not dissapoint anyone.

Bocchi the rock follows the story of a introverted girl in her mission to get famous by playing the guitar and overcome her shyness. First of all, because this is a musical anime, the first thing to discuss is the music, which is pretty good. Secondly, the characters are really interesting, the way they concibe various emotions by changing the art style is superb.
Bocchi, does grow out of her shyness bit by bit, and if you are any percent of introverted yourself it will connect with you. Nothing in the negatives, it's just a really good anime overall, either you like comedy, musical or ... school life anime, you'll surely like this one. Probably one of the best winter anime of 2022.