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This is a series that could easily improve one's mood in a way that was just straight out absurdly convenient and contagiously happy, it did it's objective really well and if objective was being the easiest way to make a couple down minutes useful every week during it's airing, i did enjoy this series to no avail and it served it's purpose masterfully.

The story isn't praise worthy but was good enough to keep me interested for the entirety of it's lenght and was able to be enjoyable enough for me to keep watching and showing my emotions while watching each episode.

The art is simplistic and ... minimalistic, the characters look cute and nice but aren't really good looking while the still have cute designs, the backgrounds serve their purpose in being a good representation of the atmosphere.

The sound is an average part because it wasn't as solid as the rest of components but didn't detract from the quality of the complete package.

The enjoyement was for me the biggest star point in my calification of the series because i truly enjoyed it to extreme exents and almost everythibg felt perfectly cohesed.

This is a great show and is one that is actually able to show how good a well though, well directed, well realized mecha series can be and how much potential it can really have.

Planet with is a show about fighting for the things that really matter with the conviction that can lead you to fully reach the goals you thought of since before starting your fight and it does so in a really well directed way that just says to every other mecha series that will air before it to learn from it's way of doing things in order to advance and progress ... to improve the overall quality of the genre.

The story revolves around Kuroi Souya, a highschooler living a seemingly peaceful life despite having no memories of his past. That fact begins to change one day when his town is attacked by one of the mysterious Nebula weapons. Together with the cat-like "sensei" and her friend Ginko
Souya gets dragged into a fight against seven suoerheroes who protect the town. It is a simple but well developed story that shares resemblance to some of the greatest series of the genre and does a pretty good job of paying tribute to it's predecessors.

The art is consistent through the entire run, it is colorful and makes a great impression in the eyes of the audience that way letting itself be liked and enjoyed, the robots action scenes make use of cgi in some occasions but it doesn't deny or derail any of the consistent output in the tecnical department, it isn't the best use of chi to have been seen but it is quite well made and fine in it's own way.

The music is also an excellent part and one that actually helped the show achieve it's potential, the way they orchestrated every piece and every sound from the most emotional song to the least noticeable subtle laugh.
Every part of the sound aspect is well directed and used for the best of the show in order to help it highlight it's advantages even more and make them able to be presented in a way that the audience can actually knowledge.

The characters are interesting enough to be able to keep the audience attention. Kuroi Ginko is an excellent assistant to the protagonist in the way that she is able to help him to see the most advantegous movements to make, "sensei" is a comycal character that is actually serious enough to serve as the power source of Souya and eventhough the rest of the cast wasn't that interesting they served their purpouse.

One of the parts that i enjoyed the most of this show is the way the relationship between the protagonist of the story Kuroi Souya and Tamagahara Nozomi is handled through the story, it feels as if it grows along with you as the episodes pile up and the time invested in watching the show keeps gaining minutes and hours. The relationship's development just feels real in a way that shares a resemblance to the way real life relationships actually work and that makes it one of the very best aspects of the show.

The series had some flaws that kept it from being a masterpiece such as the way some characters were handled wasn't clear enough because they didn't showed what was their objective or goal and some narrative scenes didn't made much sense within the story. Apart from that it was great in all it's aspects showing how good a well done mecha show can be.

This show deserves to be praised and liked by anyone that is able to enjoy truly well done mecha series and is able to differentiate an actually good one from one that really isn't.

Kotonoha no Niwa is a spectacularly animated movie which art is some of the best i've seen in recent times, orchestrated by the same director of Your name and 5 Centimeters per second this movie gets to the point of showing how beautiful art can be and what is one of the best ways to do it.

The story centers around a guy that is still in high school and plans to construct a pair of shoes as one of his dreams and meets a lady which is a teacher in his school and becomes an essential part of his life. They get to know each ... other every time it rains and that way their relationship starts growing and they grow to feel and care for each other eventhough the difference of their stages in life makes having an actual relationship more difficult than it would be if they were in the same stage in life and that helps making their encounters feel more real and relatable. This isn't solely a story about romance though, this is a story that involves people that want to change and know what is their real aspiration in life and that way the characters that make part of the story feel more relatable and human.

The art is beautiful, Kyoani studio really made a great job with the animation of this movie with the way they handled every aspect of it, the movement of every part in it feel like it is done as it had to be and not like it didn't reached it's potential and that makes the looks and art of this show more impactful to the viewer and more inspirational for those of the audience that want to learn and form part of an animation studio, that way it becomes a master class in animation and art style.

The sound aspect is also well handled and every piece of it's music has a reason to be in the scenes in which it is and in the moments that it has to be making it adaptable for every situation showed in the story.

The show had problems that didn't helped it to fully reach it's potential and that can be seen in the way the character's relationship failed to get actual development and get fully developed the way it had to be as they failed to get to the root of their neccesities and ties making it difficult for them to have any depht aside from the superficial thoughts that can be seen in their behaviour.

It wasn't as enjoyable or had the level of quality that the two previous movies of the director had but it still managed to be a well thought project that deserves to be watched and experienced since it has quality in almost all of it's aspects eventhough it lacked in depht in some, it still was able to have a warm reception as a good enough work of art.

Animegataris is a story about anime in the literal sense of the word, it is an interesting take in how a comunity or a club of anime fans can behave and conduct themselves in a way that can let them share the things they enjoy the most and although it isn't the best try at the take of anime in a show it is still deserving of being watched.

The story centers around a girl called Asagaya, Minoa who becomes an anime rookie and makes an anime club along with Kamiigusa Arisu, Kouenji Miko, Mushasisakai Kai and Aoyama Erika. They face the difficulties of having a ... club and especially one dedicated to something as attention seeker as anime, they have the experience they haven't had yet and truly do their best to make the anime club something worth remembering.

It has some flaws that Derailed the quality of the series and that prevented it from fully reaching it's potential. The lack of romance isn't something necessarily bad but the way they managed some characters and how they got in certain incidents that made the series have some unnecesary fanservice really derailed the experience, this series isn't an ecchi so i didn't really saw the point of having fanservice in it because it didn't made sense in the story.

The music could have been better mainly because they weren't creative enough and the show could have had some of the most creative and funny music of any anime mainly because of the story presented in it.

The art was nice, i liked the character's design and especially the desig of minoa was cute and thoughtful. The animation was solid through the entire run of the series, it had some episodes better animated than others but overall it was solid having no real downsides. The use of colours and a vast variety of them gave the series a colourful essence that made it able to have a warm atmosphere.

I enjoyed it but didn't found it memorable and didn't thought about it more than two seconds after finishing it, it was a nice but not so accurate attempt of depicting the duty of an anime club and it's different misadventures.

Tate no yuusha no nariagari is an exciting read and deserving of recognition as one of the most interesting and captivating stories currently ongoing. It does many things well and is capable of getting you hooked in it's story after only reading the first chapter.

The story is about a man that gets summoned into a medieval era as one of four heroes which destiny is to save the world and that way the protagonist named Naofumi becomes a hero which weapon would be the shield that way becoming the shield hero. The shield hero isn't as revered in the kingdom as the rest of ... the heroes and the person that leads the kingdom tries to make living a suffering for our hero eventhough he hasn't really done anything deserving of condemnation, Naofumi devastated goes through a journey that will take him to meet the adventure he had never meet before. Along the way he meets people such as Raphtalia and Filo that would be an essential help for him in order to meet his goals and expectations in his adventure.

The art is good and fits well with the story, it isn't the best art but it couldn't have been more fitting for the kind of story this series offers, the characters have a noteworthy design especially Raphtalia eventhough it is indeed simple.

The characters are well developed as every character seems to have a motivation and purpose in the story and aren't in the series for the sake of being in it but for the plan of attaining a goal and making their objectives a reality. Naofumi is a very cool protagonist and the people that accompany him help him to be better in order to be able to be at the level of the expectations put in him, Raphtalia is an awesome girl in the story because she is one of the biggest factors involved in the success and improvement of the protagonist, Filo is a lovely girl that always bring joy ad the rest if the cast is incredible in it's own way.

This series is really enjoyable and captivating making it able to get more and more people involved in it and followers of it's interesting story.

Kara no kyoukai 2: Satsujin Koukatsu is an improvement over the first installment of the series and could be enjoyed as a movie to dedicate one hour to experience it's story and development. It presents interesting but not correctly developed characters and a more than decent animation quality that makes it deserving of being watched.

The story seems deep superficially and it isn't really deep, it isn't deep because the way they developed it's central point wasn't the way they hoped to develop it and they could have developed it way better than it finally was, the story centers around a lady named shiki Ryougi ... who meets a guy named Mikiya Kokutou in the winter of 1995 while he passed her during a late night stroll in the snow. The flaws that the story has doesn't prevent it from being enjoyable at some degree and eventhough they are notable they aren't capable of denying any of the well made aspects that it has.

The art is great and even better than in the first entry of the series, the way they handled the colours and shadows and the way they handled the day/night dynamic couldn't have been done better. This was one of the aspects i enjoyed the most of this movie because i really do like good animation and this one was one of them.

The sound aspect was a part that i also really enjoyed because the way they used it to give the atmosphere a higher degree of intensity was deserving of praise, it was really well handled and attained it's purpose really well.

The show has glaring flaws as can be seen in how they used seconds that were too long and too many for certaim scenes amd that was one aspect that really stole some of the show's potential of captivating the audience and be capable of being deserving of much more praise but all in all the show was still enjoyable and good enough to deserve a watch.

Mato-chan is a lovely comedy, the kind of those that happen to be just like comet haley as they are seen once every generation.

The cuteness of this series is truly something to behold as it gives it an aura of mystique and heart warming feeling that makes the heart melt like ice in the presence lf the sun.

The story centers around mato-chan and her school daily life with her friends and her pronounced interest for bugs, showing it as she knows everything that can be known about bugs making her the biggest bugs expert to ever exist. It just shows daily activities in the most ... simplistic form a slice of life of this characteristics can do it.

The art is fitting because eventhough it isn't something to praise in terms of quality but it does it's work giving personality to the characters and making them stand out as the lovely characters they are.

Everything said i consider this piece of art as a lovely slice of life that shows how much a person can know about something and always come up with better ideas to mention it.

This is such a wonderful story that it brings the capacity of artwork enjoyement to a whole other level, this gives a feeling of necessity and how having someone to really care about is something that can completely change your life, the atmosphere that reding this story gives is one of the most beautiful experiences one can find in this medium.

The story focuses on a black person that is called teacher through the series and his shining relationship with shiva a little girl that behaves like a girl of her age would do and makes him feel comfortable with himself and his life with her ... as the center of it. Teacher truly cares about Shiva like a family and only wants what's better for her, she does things that i really love because of the feeling of familiarity that it gives, take as an example when she says "let's have a tea party" that's something that feels and gives an atmosphere of familriaty and house life in family, i'd really love to have a child as lovely and kind hearted as her. Also Shiva has a grandma that's really the only "human" with which she can count because she has always been with her and has treated her as her family too.

The art is just on another level, the artwork of this is truly game-changing and makes everything better, the use of colors and especially how they're used gives the fairy tail like atmosphere of the series a new meaning making it more impactful and stimulating, the way the characters are designed and depicted gives the artwork behind them the recognition they deserve and let us see the amount of work that has been put into it to just make this possible.

It isn't commom to read a series so gorgeous and beautiful as to let you speechless but this time it has been done with mastery and a sense of meaningful purpose that gives everything that can be experienced feel more real and natural than they would have been without it.

The characters feel like normal people in an unconventional way, the characters are different to normal people but behave with intelligence and a sense of surviving similar to how humans do it. The relationship of Shiva and Teacher is the most important point of the whole series and it's done with such mastery and sense of neccesity and knowledge on how it needs to be done in order to be as coherent and cohesive as it could possibly ever be.

I enjoyed having the experience of being able to read this series because it was such an amazing, impactful and beautiful read that gives some meaningful tips on how a real relationship between people that care for each one as family should be and it makes it a worthy series.

This show got really popular in the last fall season, it is appealing for a certain part of the comunity that really do like these type of series in which we can fantasize as to what is the root of the arcs presented in the story and it gives us the name of the cause of every problem that will be presented through each arc and it is: Puberty Syndrome.

PS(puberty syndrome) is a distortion of reality in which the individual person sees himself in a situation that goes beyond what can really happen in real life, thus making it fantasy since the playground of ... the development of the syndrome is the head and mind of the characters and they create the problems unintentionally and go through them searching for a way to defy their limitations and make the way out of all the inconveniences possible.

The story itself centers around a high school guy called Sakuta and his experiences with different kinds of representations of the puberty syndrome through his friends or acquaintances because every time a character has a realization of the syndrome Sakuta is right there for any number reasons going from helping them go through it or trying to find the solution to the problem. Mai sakurajima is a girl that can't be seen by people and seeing that begins using a Bunny girl outfit in order to know if someone can see her, Sakuta is able to see her and that way begins their relationship because being him the only person that can see her makes Mai see him as her only reliable and confident person. The relationship between Mai and Sakuta is well developed in the first arc of the story reaching it's climax in the finale of the arc, after that they behave more like a couple even if they aren't able to be always together because of responsabilities(work mainly) but they still are capable of having valuable time together.

The rest of the characters isn't lackluster either since they have their own problems and realizations of the syndrome. Kaede is Sakuta's sister and a panda loving girl that cares for her brother and had a turnaround because of some events that happened in her school, Futaba is a girl that goes to the same school as sakuta and always gives him explanations supossedly based in analyticis with nonexistent proof, Nodoka is the younger sister of Mai and see her as an example eventhough she despise her because she always saw her as better than erself, Koga is a girl that wants to change the outcome of a certain event that happens in her school and Makinohara Shouko is the first person sakuta had romantic feelings for and seems to always appear in his moments of utmost needs.

The music of the show is passable, it isn't good but it functions for the kind of show that this is. The opening is a good song and the ending along with the ending sequence can be entertaining for a couple of times but it isn't anything worth of praise.

The show had some flaws that kept it from perfection but those didn't really affected the final product all that much, some of these flaws are the lackluster reasons behind the puberty syndrome realizations, the lack of interaction between supporting characters and the nonsensical analytical explanations that Futaba gives everytime Puberty syndrome is mentioned, at the end this anime was a pretty good show with it's own message and did it really well.

Rascal does not dream of bunny girl senpai is an excellent adaptation of a succesfull light novel series that gained a lot of popularity on it's own and made a part of the anime comunity questions what is it's appealing and i will give one reason and one reason only: Bunny girl senpai.

The horror genre in anime is one that isn't represented as often as other more popular genres but sometimes a worthy horror anime can be found and it is the case with Corpse party:Tortured Souls - Bougyakusareta Tamashii no Jukyou, although this show has some flaws that keep it from being one of the greats of the genre it can be enjoyed at it's own pace without setting unreasonable expectations on it.

The story basically revolves around a group of students that are in a school try to see if an urban legend can be real and try out by some sort of game that can ... let them know if something will happen or everything will continue it's normal course, unfortunately for them the trick does work and they get involved in a situation in which they've never been before.

The art isn't anything worthy of praise but it functions well, at first the somehow colorful design of the world can be off putting but one can get used to it eventhough darker tones would have been a better choice for the kind of series that this is.

The sound is fitting for the atmosphere of the show, it does a really good job in giving the most crucial moments some kind of hit that can make them better and more impactful, it isn't memorable by any means but it certainly is fitting for the show.

The characters aren't interesting at all as they don't present any sort of meaninful background and/or motives, they just want to go out of where they are. Mochida, satoshi and his sister Mochida, yuka have a close relationship but don't get development in the show, Nakashima, naomi certainly has an interesting character design and the rest of the cast eventhough they aren't interesting they serve for making the show entertaining.

I enjoyed this series to some extent, it wasn't memorable by any means but it served it's purpose for being entertaining for a pair of hours and that makes it a worthy watch.