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Apr 22, 2025
Preliminary (3/? eps)
TBATE, aka the most overhyped anime I’ve been sold this year. “It’s gonna be the next Solo Leveling bro...” LMAO. And what did I get? The anime equivalent of being promised a 5-star meal and getting cold gas station leftovers.

Animation?
After Blue Lock season 2, I thought it couldn’t get any worse. But nah, TBATE really said, “Hold my beer.” This sh*t is so ass, it looks like a cursed PowerPoint presentation. I swear with a bit of practice, I could animate this better myself. There’s zero budget, zero movement, zero emotion. It’s lifeless. It’s tragic. It’s disrespectful.

Story?
Episode 1 gave me Mushoku Tensei vibes… but like, ...
Mar 31, 2025
Ao no Hako (Anime) add
Blue Box is not just another typical love triangle romance. While it embraces several classic tropes of the genre, it manages to surprise time and time again—especially with a certain Episode 12 that completely caught me off guard. From start to finish, the anime maintains a smooth and polished animation style, with an art direction that stays true to the essence of the original work.

What truly caught me off guard was the ending of the festival arc—a classic event in romance anime. What happened there was something I had never seen before, and it left me wondering how things will evolve from here. This is ...
Mar 29, 2025
After what felt like an eternity, Re:Zero is finally back with a third season that pushes the boundaries of what an isekai can achieve. Staying true to its core, the anime continues to explore deep and complex themes while delivering some of the most intense battles and fascinating character developments. With its captivating storytelling, breathtaking animation, and transcendent OST, this season proves that Re:Zero is not just one of the best isekai out there—it might very well be the most versatile one ever created.

Sublime animation: Every battle against the Sin Archbishops is a visual spectacle, filled with intensity and stunning choreography. White Fox has outdone ...
Mar 28, 2025
Preliminary (12/13 eps)
After an explosive first season, Solo Leveling Season 2 has delivered some absolutely insane moments, especially in terms of fight choreography and overall production quality. However, despite its many strengths, the adaptation has also taken several narrative shortcuts that may weaken the emotional impact of future arcs.

Where the anime truly outshines the manhwa is in its combat sequences. A-1 Pictures has done a phenomenal job, and Episode 12 is the ultimate proof: the battle between Jin-Woo and Beru was on a whole different level, with fluid animation, heavy-hitting impacts, and perfectly executed tension. The added movements and refined choreography elevated this fight, making it even ...


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