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When I first started watching this, I thought of it as the usual sports anime. That is until I watched further. Hoshiai no Sora isn't just a regular sports anime; it touches on many topics such as identity, family abuse, or the enjoyment of the sport for the players. The animation is really good and makes each strike dynamic.

Seeing the main character, Maki, grow over time and learn to have fun was enjoyable. Seeing the team also grow from disorganized and unfocused to understanding their strengths and faults and playing their duos better.

Give the show a try as there's a lot to enjoy ... from the plot.

Dandadan is an enjoyable anime to watch. From goofy hijinx to sometimes the most heartwarming moments, it has it all and sometimes you don't even expect either one to happen. The characters have enjoyable personalities and help make the world a lot more vibrant. I've heard of Science Saru before, but they seem to put a lot of beautiful work into the creation of this anime.

The world of Dandadan is filled with mysterious wonders that range from "ok that sorta makes sense" to "WHAT THE HELL EVEN IS THAT". If you like fun (who doesn't?) you'd enjoy this very much.

I will now end my ... review with: balls

Season 7 of MHA exceeds Season 6 in action and story. The animation is heavenly and absolutely gorgeous, as usual from Bones. Fight scenes are given the best care and the big moments in the story are nice to watch. Soundtrack, as usual, is banger after banger AFTER banger. If you liked the previous season, then you will like this season even more. Some scenes didn't hit as much though as others, but in the end its a well baked product and tastes amazing.

Something I also liked aside from the great action, just for shits and giggles, is the chunky tears. My favorite MHA staple ... that never ceases to amuse me.

I love this show dearly. The focus on time passage and the moments in between is really nice. The story of the show is nice to follow along and often flashes back to Frieren's past experiences which then give context to whatever situation she's currently facing/some reflection she does. The art and animation are gorgeous and stay consistent throughout the show. The animation especially stays strong and the fight scenes are just amazing to look at.

Something I also like is seeing Frieren start to warm up to others. As the story continue and as she continues to gain friends and partners on her adventure, ... she enjoys the time and enjoyment that may part away from her, but will remain in her heart.

This is in the same realm as Violet Evergarden. Amazing animation, a beautiful story, and enjoyable characters/events with a fair share of flashbacks.

Uzumaki is an average adaptation of the manga. While some episodes are animated greatly, the other two suffer from crappy animation. The pace for the show was pretty fast-paced, but its manageable. If you've read the original manga and are looking to join in on the anime, I would recommend it ofc but just know of the imperfections. One of the strongest things about the anime tho is the soundtrack. Its actually very good and I enjoyed both the intro theme and the ending theme.

Also I find it funny that in the English dub, Shuichi had his lines fast-forwarded.

Jujutsu Kaisen follows Yuji Itadori, a boy with supernatural powers living comfortably until he stumbles into a old cursed finger that changes the course of his life. The art for JJK is honestly really good for a bit of the beginning. Gege's ability to show action in quick seamless motions of action and the system of curses and abilities will be interesting and enjoyable to look at. Towards a bit of the end the art doesn't get terrible, but some corners are cut. The story also was good at the start, but took a little turn at the end. If you are interested in checking ... out Jujutsu Kaisen, I'd recommend it, but be wary of the course change in the story/art. If JJK feels like something you'd like to check for yourself go for it. Better to experience the work yourself and get your own words on it.

Now I wonder where all the JJK fans will go off to.

Honestly, after all that Seirin has grinded for, a day to celebrate Kuroko's birthday is a nice switch of pace. Kuroko also playing with the GOM's and seeing them all bond together again after the disconnect they've been having throughout the series. Its nice. I love that during the match, some of the openings played and it gave me such a weird nostalgic feeling because we've made it far. Past the point where Kuroko was new and now to where he has new strengths and now old friends that have reunited with him.

The Generation of Miracles and Kuroko has brought them back together again.

I've already stressed all of the good aspects of this beautiful series in my 20th Century Boys review so I'll chill out a little on this. 21st Century Boys is a good finisher for the series following the end of Kenji's final stand against Friend. Art is as consistently good as ever and the story has some bumps in the road same with 20th Century Boys but it gets back on track. The mystery we follow since the start of 20th Century Boys ends here and it ends peacefully. All that the characters pushed for. All their effort was made worth the pain and exhaust ... and I'm glad for that.

The symbol has been taken back; the flag is home

Probably one of the best stories my eyes have ever been blessed to read. Following Kenji as he and his friends uncover a plot in motion based on childhood stories he wrote when he was, well, a kid. The art is consistent and doesn't waste time. Urasawa knows how to convey action in quick motions and put in place events that will pay off later in the story.

As for the story, I've read other works by Urasawa and I can say this is along of the best he's done. Characters and actions done earlier come back in plot twists and sudden changes. Moments of great ... excitement and action hit harder then they should. If you've read or watched some of Urasawa's other works or you've just finished Monster (good on you for that), try this out. Its one hell of a ride, but I hope its to your tastes. There are some sections of the plot that I don't like all too much as they weren't too fleshed out, but as for the rest its amazing.

The flag is ready to be claimed. Lets take back our symbol.

Kuroko No Basket S3 not only pushed past what the last season has done; it tripled it. The excitement of the matches, the pain of almost or complete defeat, but also the power of teamwork shown in full display. Every team we've seen so far is ready. Pumped and excited to win. The animation is great and if not amazing in certain sections. The soundtrack has bangers that get you into the spirit of what the show is really all about: exaggerated, but hyped-up basketball. This may not be the end of the journey just yet as there are some things ahead, but we see ... Seirin in the peak of their era.