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Feb 5, 2025
Japan’s ability—and eagerness—to turn the most mundane things into anime never fails to impress me.
For starters, this anime boasts stunning animation, especially when compared to the average shows airing in recent years. The sound design is what I’d describe as movie-quality—the wind, the waves, the water, the vines—every sound feels meticulously crafted and cranked up to the max. You don’t just hear it; you feel it. The same goes for the theme song. It’s beautifully composed and perfectly complements the anime’s tone.
Now, as for the story—it’s slow. Very slow. It follows your typical slice-of-life structure, where conflicts exist but never escalate
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into anything grand or soul-shaking—just the everyday antics of school life. There’s also a smidgen of CGDCT ,shoujo ai, and romance elemenr. A smidgen, mind you—so don’t expect too much in that department.
That said, there’s really nothing bad about this anime or its production. The only real downside is a matter of preference. Some people might find it excruciatingly boring, and I can’t blame them. But if you, like me, have a tragically declining attention span, this show might actually help rebuild it—one slow, comfy episode at a time.
A couple of tips:
- Watch this with headphones or a good surround sound system to fully appreciate the audio design.
- Avoid watching it late at night unless you want to pass out—because this anime is basically the equivalent of a bedtime story from your ma.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Feb 1, 2025
Who would've thought that in a season filled with shows about monster-slaying warriors, retired assassins, and guys getting reincarnated into another world, the best show would be a humble story about aspiring ice skaters chasing their dreams? And this is coming from someone who’s never really been into sports anime.
This show does a lot of things right—or at least better than most anime airing this season. One of its biggest strengths is how it makes you genuinely root for the characters. Take Inori, for example—how could you possibly hate a girl who refuses to give up on her dream? Every time she struggles,
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every time she feels down, you can’t help but feel for her. Her chemistry with Tsukasa is another highlight—watching them together is just so heartwarming. Every time she steps onto the ice and he cheers from the sidelines, it’s a sight to behold, even if you know nothing about figure skating.
The anime’s charm is further elevated by its stunning opening song, composed by none other than Kenshi Yonezu himself. The music perfectly captures the emotions of the story, making every moment feel even more magical.
That said, the anime does have its flaws—but I’d blame the studio, ENGI, rather than the source material. ENGI is basically the embodiment of mediocre animation, and it shows. There’s an excessive use of CGI, and at times, the facial expressions feel stiff or lacking. Many fans say the manga conveys emotions far better, and I couldn't agree more. That being said, I will give ENGI credit where it’s due—this adaptation is one of their better efforts. The CGI, while noticeable, isn’t terrible, and the overall art style is much more polished than their previous works. Still, I can’t help but wish this series had been handled by a more capable studio.
But despite its flaws, I highly recommend giving this anime a shot. Even if sports anime isn’t your thing, there’s a good chance you’ll find something to love here.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Feb 1, 2025
This anime is yet another story about a seemingly overpowered MC ditching his famous and "strong" party to do his own thing. And just like every other anime with this tired-ass trope, the reason for him leaving—or getting kicked out—is absolutely fucking stupid.
Think about it: you have an A-rank adventurer party that’s been together for five years. Five fucking years. You could finish a college degree in that time and still make a few close friends, even if you barely talk to them. These guys? They’ve been living together, fighting together, saving each other’s asses from death every single day for five years.
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Any person with a functioning frontal lobe would have long since figured out each other’s strengths and weaknesses by now—except, of course, for this dumbfuck party, Thunder Pike, who somehow still thinks our MC is useless.
Let’s put this in perspective: an A-rank party that has fought countless battles together for half a goddamn decade somehow never realized how powerful the MC is.You might wonder how tf do they even reach an A-rank with that baboon's brain.
5 YEARS and one random day, the entire party just collectively decides to become insufferable, prideful dickheads, jerking themselves off to how amazing they think they are while shitting all over the MC. They gang up on him, disrespect him, and pay him in what is essentially a McDonald's cashier’s salary. So, naturally, he finally says, “Fuck this, I’m out,” and ditches them. And where does he go? To a lower-ranked, all-female party, of course—because why the hell would he stick around with a bunch of ungrateful assholes when he can surround himself with pretty waifus who actually appreciate him?
Now, let’s talk about the fights. The overall animation? Not bad—actually above average, especially for a 24-episode anime. But for a show that leans heavily on monster-slaying and combat, the fights themselves are underwhelming as hell. They lack impact, the choreography is mid, and the tension? Barely there.
And, of course, this is a harem anime—so heads up. Within one episode, the MC already has three girls glazing over him like he’s prime A5 wagyu. But hey, at least he also appreciates them instead of acting like a clueless brick. That said, if you're expecting any serious fanservice or steamy ecchi moments, prepare to be disappointed. Our MC has the self-control of a fucking monk. I know some of you might wish he didn’t, but here we are.
So, is this worth watching? If the first three episodes don’t hook you, don’t waste your time on all 24. But if you’re into this kind of anime, it’s not that bad. Just don’t expect anything groundbreaking.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 31, 2025
Guilty pleasure at its finest.
It’s not the most original, not the most well-written, not life-changing, or even the most exciting—but damn, at least it doesn’t put you to sleep.
Now, if you’re looking for a masterfully crafted fantasy anime that could stand alongside Tolkien’s works, you’re in the wrong place. I mean, brother, look at the title—what the fuck were you expecting? Frieren? Mushoku Tensei?
Is the MC overpowered? Obviously. Again, look at the title. But at least this anime shows you how he got there—and it’s fucking brutal. The dude gets turned into a porridge of blood and bone multiple
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timesbbefore finally unlocking his "cheat." It doesn’t just hand him god-tier power in the first five minutes—he actually goes through hell to get it. It may not be the most in-depth training arc, but at least it exists. Hell, it takes him two episodes and ten minutes before he’s even qualified to be called OP—way slower than some of the other fantasy MCs this season.
"But isn’t this just the same generic anime that’s been made a thousand times?"
Yeah. Of course, it is. But let’s be real—a story about a loser turning into an unstoppable demigod always has its charm. And honestly? This one’s at least a little better than most. The animation is decent—definitely better than some of its competitors—though the fight scenes could use more polish, especially since this anime leans way more into brutality than others in its genre. Even the opening and ending songs? Absolute bangers.
Now, about the characters besides our all-powerful MC...
Do you like tits?
Do you like mesugaki?
Do you like lolibaba?
Do you like a little homosexual rigamarole?
Oh, baby, you’re getting all of it.
Sure, some of the characters can be annoying at times, but at least they don’t act like someone took a steaming shit on their breakfast every single scene.
All in all, it’s an enjoyable anime, but definitely not everyone’s cup of tea.
And one more thing—this anime teaches an important lesson in case you ever get reincarnated into another world and betrayed by your party:
NEVER FORGET TO SAY THANK YOU.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Jan 31, 2025
Yes, this is an isekai anime, not a pure fantasy anime. This detail isn’t crucial to the plot, but it’s good to know what you're getting into.
Like most isekai this season, it's far from polished—hell, it even feels rushed. Every episode gives the impression that chunks have been cut out. While these missing pieces aren’t crucial to the plot, they definitely weaken our connection to the protagonist and heroines.
The animation? Not great. I get that this isn’t supposed to be an action-heavy anime, but some of the fight scenes feel like they have five frames—total. And don’t even get me started on the opening animation.
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It’s, without a doubt, the laziest opening of the season. The song is decent, but the animation? It looks like they didn’t even bother.
Now, despite all that, this anime isn't the worst isekai of the season. Unlike most isekai airing right now, this one actually has a plot. They’re trying to set up something big instead of just giving us 12 episodes of the MC steamrolling enemies while every character worships him. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still some of that MC worship going on, but compared to other isekai? It’s nowhere near as excessive. Let’s just say it’s not Steven Seagal levels of bad.
One of the anime’s stronger points is its characters. Their designs are decent, and you can tell they’re supposed to be attractive. Most of them are likable, and it’s genuinely more enjoyable to watch a deuteragonist who’s kind and helpful rather than an asshole just because.
Would I recommend it? If you’ve got plenty of free time, maybe. But honestly? Just read the manga instead.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 29, 2025
Have you read the title? Congrats, you already know 75% of the plot.
Have you read the synopsis? Great, now you know 80%.
It’s about a NEET kunoichi who somehow ends up killing demons, protecting her master, and doing all that ninja shit. That’s basically the whole damn plot.
But let’s be honest—you’re not here for the story, are you? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
So let’s cut to the chase.
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Looking for bare nudity? Too bad. It’s there, but don’t expect it to be the main attraction.
Want tight spandex, ass, and boobs? Oh, you’re in luck. This anime delivers 360-degree shots of all the heroine’s ass like it’s an Olympic event.
Hoping for cute and steamy romance? You got it. Expect plenty of “Awww” and “IT SHOULD’VE BEEN ME!” moments.
Well-written characters? Come on, it’s an ecchi anime. Don’t get your hopes up.
Comedy? Well, humor is subjective, but let’s just say even an overused joke like “He’s right behind me, isn’t he?” can still make me laugh sometimes. And I only giggled five times watching this.
Final verdict? Not the best ecchi, not the best romcom of the season, but if you’re here for the fanservice, just wait for the Blu-ray uncensored version.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 29, 2025
Momentary Lily is certainly not going to be momentary in my mind—just like most GoHands anime.
This show is like an onion, layered so thick that I don’t even know where to start peeling. But screw it, I’ll try.
Let’s kick things off with the opening song and animation—and oh boy, what the hell was that? The first three seconds feel like a failed attempt at an AMV slapped together in Windows Movie Maker. And the song? Instead of picking something that actually sets the tone for the show, they went with that track. The sheer mismatch is almost impressive.
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the animation—and I swear, GoHands has this undying urge to teeter between visually stunning and absolute dogshit. Another prime example of this is HandShakers, and no, I’m not talking about something "mediocre" or "so-so." This is a whole different beast—either you’ll find it a visual masterpiece, or you’ll be sitting there wondering what in the fresh hell you’re looking at.
Every character has at least one body part that’s over-animated to the point of distraction. Take their hair, for instance—it moves like the entire world exists in a perpetual hurricane. And then there’s HER—the character whose tits were seemingly made of water. Those things have the same jiggle physics as your average 3D anime game. One slight movement, and they’re bouncing like they have their own gravitational pull. Combine all this with the weirdly polished aesthetic, and the whole anime ends up feeling like an extended PV for a mobile game.
Now, onto characterization and voice acting. The characters in this show have the emotional consistency of a malfunctioning android—flat as a cardboard cutout one moment, and then suddenly, they’re the most emotional person in the room. Also, every single character has their own "catchphrase", which I imagine will get on some people’s nerves. But hey, it’s anime—you guys can handle a little cringe.
As for the voice acting? Sometimes it’s natural—genuinely raw and emotional. You can feel the character’s exhaustion, their pain. And then, out of nowhere, it shifts into something that sounds like a bunch of VTubers doing a roleplay collab. And the transition is so jarring it’s practically a jumpscare.
Finally, the plot. If you told me the creators had a checklist of every anime trope imaginable and decided to cram them all in without a second thought, I’d believe you. It’s chaotic, messy, and at times, just hurls things at your face with zero explanation. And for some reason, there’s always a cooking segment—creating this warm, friendly atmosphere, lulling you into a false sense of security. Then, just when you’re starting to relax, BAM—TRAGEDY. A sudden, merciless haymaker to the jaw. You’re left sitting there, staring at your ceiling, trying to process what the hell just happened.
So, would I recommend this show? Hell if I know. It’s peculiar, to say the least. This anime feels like it was made to promote a gacha game,so do what you wanna do with that information.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 26, 2025
PEAK.FUCKING.FICTION
Just when you thought Japan had run out of ideas, they said, “IT’S NOT OVER YET!” and dropped this absolute banger.
In a world that’s already witnessed the adventures of 1,000 black-haired MCs, a pig, a sword, a magic vending machine, and fucking Osamu Dazai in another world, you might think originality is dead. But fear not, my brothers and sisters, because now it’s the leader of the Power Rangers stepping onto the isekai stage.
Originality isn’t just alive—it’s out here drop-kicking clichés in tight spandex.
For starters:
“Is this anime corny?” Yes.
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“Is this anime over the top?” Obviously.
“Can I finally turn on my brain and start taking things seriously for crying out loud?” Maybe... but here’s the catch: put the same amount of logic and critical thinking into this anime as you would while watching Power Rangers or any Sentai show.
Sure, it has heartfelt and emotional moments—those classic, tear-jerking speeches about never giving up and shit—but i'll be real. Most of the time, it’s just our MC screaming “THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP!” and beating the absolute crap out of anything remotely evil.
Now, let’s talk about the MC:
Is he corny? Yes.
Is he over the top? Absolutely.
Is he annoyingly optimistic? HELL YES.
He’s the Red Sentai, for Christ’s sake—that’s his entire gig! You can’t expect anything less from the guy.
This is the dude who transforms, and the entire background explodes for no goddamn reason. This is the guy who punches and kicks all his problems away, no matter how big they are. And when I say he’s always screaming about “THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP,” I’m not exaggerating—he literally does it. Every. Single. Time.
If you’re worried this anime might be boring, don’t be—because the creators made the perfect choice: they picked the red Sentai.
If the blue one overthinks every fight, the green one doesn’t think enough, the yellow one tries some convoluted strategy, and the pink one just sticks to the rules, the red one just yells, “FUCK IT, HERE COMES THE MEGAZORD!” That’s the energy we’re working with here. This anime had plenty of chances to be boring, but instead, the creators said, “NAH.”
Another thing this anime nails is showing just how ridiculously powerful a Super Sentai can be—and how utterly destructive their gadgets are. That’s something you rarely see in your average Sentai show because of live-action limitations, low budgets, and the fact that they’re fighting demigods every week. But in this anime? All those limits are gone. You’ll finally see how insanely strong even one ranger is.
Now, you might think our MC is just another overpowered protagonist, but don’t worry—he struggles. A lot. There are plenty of moments where he needs help from the heroines and other characters.
However, there is one crucial flaw: the animation. It’s... mediocre, especially during combat scenes. I was hoping for something as fluid as Fuuto Pi, but unfortunately, not every studio has the budget for that kind of quality. It’s a letdown, but the story and sheer insanity still make it worth watching.
Overall,if you are a fans of Tokusatsu and don't mind adding another isekai to your list,try this one, it's a 9/10 show but through the sheer POWER OF FRIENDSHIP, it's 10/10 now.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Jan 24, 2025
Nihon e Youkoso Elf-san or "The story of how Kazuhiro Kitase got the best dream ever "
Kazuhiro Kitase is just an ordinary 25-year-old guy during the day, but his life takes a dramatic turn at night. Whenever he falls asleep, his soul is transported to another world. In this fantastical realm, he explores dungeons, slays monsters, and spends time with a cute elf girl named Mariabelle.
In his dreams, Mariabelle is his source of comfort, and it's as clear as daylight that the two have feelings for each other. However, for Kazuhiro, it’s all just a "dream"—until one day, his life takes another unexpected turn. He
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accidentally brings Mariabelle into his world, and from there, their story continues.
The story has two plots: one is a fantasy adventure, and the other is a feel-good romcom.
For the fantasy aspect, it checks most of the good marks. It has decent world-building and provides a solid explanation of magic. Another interesting plot point in this anime is that it’s essentially both an isekai and a reverse isekai at the same time. This concept is implemented to its fullest, making it pretty unique compared to your standard isekai these days.
As for the romance—well, you can tell a romance is successful when couples watching it are laughing and giggling, while the singles bury their heads in their pillows, writhing and wondering, "Where did it all go wrong?" So yes, it’s a good romance.
This already great romance aspect is further complemented by how wholesome and cute the characters are. Every time they go lovey-dovey, you can’t help but grin from ear to ear.
The animation may not be the best, but you can see that the creators made the most of it.
The OP and ED songs are great, especially the ED, where both of our MCs perform a duet.
Overall, if you’re looking for some feel-good romance with an intriguing fantasy plot, give this one a try.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Jan 24, 2025
Wtf is that title ?
Anyway,Bogus fruitmaster is yet another power fantasy anime that despite having a "unique" and interesting skill,the anime itself is anything but unique and interesting.
The story is set in a world where humans can acquire skills by eating a special fruit known as a "Skill Fruit."
"Oh, that sounds similar to..." Yeah, correct. This is not a very original anime—there's your heads-up.
Basically, people eat the fruit, and then a nun tells them what kind of skill they’ve gained. It’s like a gacha system because, why not? It’s from Japan, and everything is gacha.
Just one bite of the
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fruit is enough to grant you a supernatural ability. But here’s the catch: you can’t eat more than one fruit, or else you’ll die. So, you either get an amazing skill or a shitty one, and you have no choice but to accept it.
That’s exactly what happens to our MC, who ends up with the skill "Fruitmaster." According to the nun, it’s just a skill about fruit—pretty much a shitty gardening ability. Of course, our noble MC takes this seemingly worthless skill wholeheartedly and lives happily ever after.
THIS IS, OF COURSE, A LIE.
It turns out the skill is so overpowered that it allows him to eat more than one fruit without dying. After eating a second fruit, he unexpectedly gains one of the strongest abilities in the universe, even though the seemingly all-knowing nun said his skill was garbage.
This anime only takes about 20 minutes to transform the MC from an average gardener to someone who can split the earth with a sword.
Another thing about the MC: he is so fucking stupid. I think his parents dropped him on his head when he was a baby. Critical thinking is just not apparent in his head. I always tell people to "turn off their brain" when watching this kind of anime, but I never expected that the one turning their brain off would be the MC.
Imagine you’re in his place. You just found out that your power is actually super OP. What would you do? You’d probably want to learn more about your power, train with it, or maybe hide it until you can fully master it. But our MC? He says, "FUCK IT, LET’S TELL THE WHOLE WORLD HOW POWERFUL I AM."
Another thing is the plot—it’s all over the place. At one point, you think there’s a problem that might be huge or critical for the whole anime, but the problem gets solved in just one episode. Every time the writer gets a chance to make the anime interesting, he just ignores it and says, "Fuck it, I ain’t got no time for that."
Now that I’ve covered all the bad parts, let’s talk about the barely existing good parts.
The opening music is so damn catchy—I love it so much. The animation? It’s not bad. We’ve definitely seen worse. And the anime provides us with cute heroines who are actually smarter than our dumbfuck MC.
All in all, unless you’ve got way too much time on your hands, I don’t really recommend watching this anime.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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