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Story:
This manga is about Douki-chan who is in love with her co-worker Douki-kun, but it won't be that easy. She will have to compete with a Kouhai of her beloved and also with his Senpai.
The story isn't complex but it's still a lot of fun and it's full of funny moments. There are also several chapters that do not interfere at all in the story, which in my opinion is bad.

Art:
The art in this manga is very beautiful and I also found it very different from what I usually see, which makes this art very memorable for me. I also thought that this type of ... art fit a lot with this manga genre.
The backgrounds are nice, but there's nothing impressive to be surprised about.

Character:
The characters are cool and because of their personality they make a lot of funny situations occur, however, I found the characters in this manga to be quite clichés, without any among them that stand out.

Enjoyment:
Despite the negative points I mentioned, I think that whoever reads this manga will have fun or laugh even if it's a little because it has very funny scenes, however, as well as funny parts it has quite boring chapters, so if you are looking for a manga that you can make sure you like it or it will be good, this is not the case.
It's not a very memorable manga, the only thing that really struck me was the art for being so different from what I used to see.

Overall:
It's a cool manga and sometimes funny, but it's not impressive at all. I recommend reading as each chapter is very short. My grade: 6/10.

The story is about a demon who arrives on his 200th birthday, which is the age for him to collect souls, and he collects the souls by killing people. The story is very poorly done and the objective is very bad, but had some funny moments. If you want to see something really good, this is not the right OVA for you to see. It's just funny in parts and that's it.

If you like the OVA, I recommend you read the manga. It's not good either, but it's more complete and it also has some really funny scenes, furthermore, it's pretty quick to read.

Story:
The story of this anime is that a girl named Fuu starts a journey together with the samurai Jin and Mugen, in search of a samurai that smells like sunflowers. During this journey, they go through many funny moments and obstacles, and some of them end up helping in the construction and explanation of the characters' story, however, there are others that have nothing to do with the characters, don't help at all in the story and don't it is related to the main objective, which results in a loss of immersion and disappoints the viewer a little bit. The part of completing the goal ... I found very simple, they could have given more emotion in many parts. However, there were parts of the ending that were also very impactful and emotional.

Art:
The art of this anime is very good and beautiful, when it shows the scenery, you can see how well it is done, it even brings a certain feeling of tranquility. I also thought that this type of art combined a lot with the fights that took place, improving even more the experience for those who are watching the anime.

Sound:
The main sound style in Samurai Champloo is hip-hop, and in my opinion, it blended in perfectly with the anime. The soundtracks were also good, especially those that were in very impactful moments, as in the last episode, which brought as a result, greater emotion for those watching.

Character:
The characters in this anime were very well done, and that was the point I liked the most. The three main characters of this anime are perfect for him, Jin who was a calm and controlled man, Fuu was the only woman in the group, confident, kind and cheerful, and there was Mugen who was a furious and arrogant character, but very funny and charismatic . They had their stories developed over the course of the anime, and whoever is watching will get very attached to at least one of the characters. Even the characters that aren't the main ones have outstanding characteristics, making it not cloying.

Enjoyment:
It's a very funny anime, almost every episode has scenes that make you laugh, as well as being very memorable, with very striking characters, which make you sad for not wanting the anime to end. However, there are moments that disappoint because there are episodes that have nothing to do with the story and the main objective.

Overall:
Samurai Champloo is an anime with many positive points and many negative points that weigh, so I rate it with 7/10. Still, I think most people who go to see it will like it, just as I did. I recommend this anime.

[Maybe there are spoilers]

The story tells about a girl who was summoned in another world where there were only men, because all women are in a deep sleep because of a spell cast by a witch. The summoned girl is treated as the "Goddess of Light" and the purpose of her summoning is for her to save the world from the witch's curse and save the women. I thought the objective of the story was really cool, however there are events that don't make any sense, which ends up making it more boring.
About the art of manga, I found it very beautiful, I have nothing ... to criticize about it.
The characters they have are very common in types of manga like this, which results in a greater boredom for those who have read or seen animes with similar genre themes, especially Isekais. The protagonist of this manga also has characteristics and actions that are very common to other clichéd manga of the same genre.
Summarizing: It has a nice objective in the story, however it was misapplied, often generating a monotonous atmosphere, in addition to not having any strong enough positive point to make the person read and want to continue reading.

Despite the grade, it wasn't too bad. It was fun and funny even at times.

I thought the difference of the work was really cool (which is the protagonist with a lot of muscles), however I think it was not well developed and the chapters ended up being very repetitive.

About the characters: Each one has its differential, but none is extremely good (except for the protagonist) and at least I didn't like anyone very much.

The story doesn't have much to talk about, it's just happenings in the protagonist's life during his high school grade.

The art is well done, I personally liked it.

I really like survival and battle royale animes, and this one was not left out. I went with little hope of being good, even though I was the type I liked, and luckily, I was surprised and really liked what I saw.
Points that I found positive: I found the scheme of powers that was used and the way they are interpreted very interesting as well. The protagonist is really good for the anime, I didn't see a negative point in him. The stages that players go through are also pretty cool and shows how the power that each player has can be used in many ... different ways, in addition to making people act in different ways too.
Points I found negative: The anime should have done the "villains" in a better way, as most of them are pretty boring and don't bring any impact to the person watching. Another negative point, is the stories behind each character that are very bad, which also end up not bringing any impact to the person who is watching.Finally, the last negative point is the 3D animation, which is horrible.

Dragon ball GT, unlike other Dragon balls, one of its main focuses is to make you feel emotional about what happens, and for me it worked.
A lot of people didn't like Dragon Ball GT because of the fact that Goku was back to being a kid, like he was in the classic, the fact that many characters were destroyed, like Vegeta, and the presence of some annoying characters like Pan.
A positive point in my opinion is that the villains are very striking and have their story very well explained, and parts of their sagas are very nice to watch.

Dragon Ball Super had a very bad start compared to what was expected, and DBZ's Goku is way cooler than DBS's. However, with each episode that passed (with the exception of the fillers) you could notice an improvement in the anime. Then came the power tournament, which for me was the coolest and most fun thing I've seen in all anime.
Another negative point is that many characters are no longer what they were before, like the Goku I said earlier. This leaves fans of the series a little disappointed.
A downside too, is that the transformations that took place in Dragon Ball Super were far less ... cool than those in Dragon Ball Z.
A positive point is that the fights that took place were really cool and didn't disappoint me at all, besides the anime being very beautiful and having a very good soundtrack.

Dragon Ball Z is without a doubt the best anime I've ever seen. It's the anime with the greatest amount of characters that I like, it has really good villains and they are remarkable for those who watch. The fights are great and there's nothing to complain about, however for those looking for an anime with a predefined story from the beginning, DBZ is not the right choice, because the only objective there is to become the strongest and protect your family and friends, and that may not please some people.
Other bad parts of the anime are the fillers, which the vast majority are quite ... boring and make you lose the desire to keep watching at certain times.