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"We finally became friends. I've said everything I wanted to say. Now we know everything about each other. Though, from the moment we become friends, we'll never speak to each other again." -Touma Kazusa

As I've watched the whole 13 episodes of White Album 2 written by Masaya Tsukishima, I've experienced strong burst of emotions. The value of selecting between love over friendship, and what comes after; betrayal and regrets.

The story starts with Haruki Kitahara who's a member of the light music club that lacks members. Everyday as he play "White Album" by Yuki Morikawa with his guitar in Music ... Room 1, there was always a pianist who plays across the adjacent room at Music Room 2 who play along with him. As days passed by, playing together from both rooms Haruki hears someone is singing from the roof top along their melody.

This is where the he attempts to revive the light music club to recruit some new members to play for their school festival. As the story progresses they will be able realize feelings, value their friendship and comes betrayal.

The characters have distinctive elements where it shall leave you a huge impression. Where both female characters have massive uniqueness and differences. Where-in you'll be able to learn who'd to hate and ship through out the entire series. All of the characters may have flaws, but that's what makes them realistic in some way.

The music was spectacular and played an absolutely huge role. I've been very keen with the music through out series, and it bought the series to another level as it exploits all of the essential emotions that need to be portrayed within each scene.

Choosing love over friendship where this is what makes White Album 2 so realistic and impacting, since it would be normal to hide your feelings away and not confess, since it could ruin a friendship and you are too scared of what might happen.


Overall, I've really enjoyed the emotional roller coaster and being hit hard by the feels train. I could say that While Album 2 really left a hole but it's so astounding with it's well made characters, gorgeous music and a meticulously written

I would give White Album 2 10 out of 10.

"It's not like it would be the end of this world if someone refused me." - Yasuraoka, Hanabi

Kuzu no Honkai (Scum's Wish) is doubtlessly living up to it's name by portaying how fragile humans are when it comes to temptations and how susceptible we are with negative emotions. Through this series, expect that everything will refuse fall in place. Indubitably manga is unique on it own way of showing us what love really is. Since it shows what really happens when we are broken and in need of someone that to fill out that missing part.

The story revolves with Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya that ... are high school students who are well known and adored by co-students, but they are in-love with someone whom they couldn't be with. As they share the same pain they have decided to be couple (a fake one), for others to see and fulfill each others sexual and emotional urges.

Love, betrayal and lust are the things you are about to unfold as you progress with the story. I could say that the Scum's Wish is totally unpredictable and enjoyable for the individuals whole likes emotional roller-coaster ride. If your heart is already broken, thus what's breaking it a few more times going to do?

Well written and absolutely beautiful. It might be a depressing and heart-wrenching manga, but I could say that I am utterly satisfied with it's ending.

Overall, I would give 9 wishes out of 10 for Kuzu no Honkai.

"Memento mori. Apparently, it means: Remember that you must die. Do not forget that you will surely die someday, and as such, that is the more reason to live." - Decim

Consisting of 12 amazingly written and top notch animated episodes. Also I could say that this has got to be one of the catchiest opening in most of the anime I have watched.

The story revolves around a bartender named Decim an arbiter, who manages a 15th floor bar called Quindecim together with her assistant Chiyuki. Where they serve drinks and makes judgement upon the deceased.

By judgement, the deceased shall be summoned into the bar ... without any memory of being dead and why are they there in the first place. Hence arbiters shall force the deceased to play a game with their life depending on it. Whether you win or lose, they shall determine whether they will be reincarnated or cast into the void.

As you progress through the episodes, it shall make you unfold why Decim is different from other arbiters, why Nona manages Decim, and how did human had to become an assistant in Quindecim.

Despite of it's melanchonic ending, it will sure do make you question the utmost importance of life, your journey through it, and what could be on the other side.

Overall, I would give this beautiful anime 10/10.