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As the ending song said, "And you alright? I'M NOT ALRIGHT"

I think during my entire life, I teared up or almost teared up saying farewell to an anime maybe twice before and in both times, it was the finale for the ending of the series. But surprisingly I almost did tear up watching the final 2 minute of frieren. It felt like a complete story yet it has soooooo much more to give. I can now say, should it remain on this quality, Frieren will undoubtly go down as one of the best in anime history. Ma shaa allah

I'll try to keep my review short. ... Watching Frieren has been an amazing experience. From well written diagloe to amazing and lovable characters. The anime has been very well planned to the point you rarely find anything to nitpick about. The thing about it as well is that it caters to almost anyone. Want fantasy? Sure have one of the best out there. World buidling? We have a world across thousands of years with very very different characters in them and you literally witness the fading of heroes and appearing of others. You want fights and love the action, I think this was one of the best well animated anime out there. It has a thing for everybody and I'm glad it represented all of them well.

I can't say how much I love the characters so kinda small advertising here but in 16 days (after Ramadan is over), you can check my video on it to cover more of that in depth.

The art, story soundtracks and most of all, the characters were some of the best I had ever seen. I really can't stress how much I loved them and I'm really glad many seem to do as well.

For the religious section/parental advisory, there isnt much. I think most was in Stark's birthday episode where very little back nudity, a scene from a weird angle and some jokes. The whole goddess thing is also stupid but I guess fantasy anime tend to have them.
Another scene as well when they were riding the carriage later on but nothing really too crazy. Watch it cut or speedup/skip those moments please.

Would give it a 10/10. Can't wait for season 2 and more Frieren Fridays.
We are during Ramadan so there are better things to do but if you have some free time and are done with all good you feel like you can do, I would recommend it and the cute side version of the Chibi characters. It's adorable.

From a light-hearted comedy show with few action scenes to an amazing show with wonderful world building, characters, heavy backstories and one of the best voice acting roles I have ever heard in my life (Ma Shaa Allah). Welcome to the fantastic world of Helck.

What I picked up as a comedy show due to what feels like a drought of good ones in months, turned out to actually be a very solid anime. An anime that started with a very unique premise of a hero trying to be a demon lord and the antic he faces along the way. From demons accepting him and others ... feeling suspicious, I thought the anime would continue in that way but also felt from the first episode that there was more to it. More depth that I didn't expect to be this good.

What I really loved about Helck is how the story unfolds. You start in a simple yet funny way and keep integrating more and more things in your story. You see the first villian of the series and who he really is. You get to meet the first demon you consider a friend and you go through very well-written world building that just happens naturally as the story goes on. It's a simple way of story telling yet that really was the key point to me in finding its charm.

The characters were also amazing, from our main MC Helck to every other side character, each one is unique in the way they speak, interact and fight. The build up to the villians was also done well and the way they handled the plot twists for them was also great.
Also, there is Piwi. If you want one reason that I would whole-heartedly recommend this it's him. It really has been so long since I loved a character so much to the point of wanting filler moments in the show to continue just to see more of him even if the episode was fire.

PIWI is the GOAT.

The art and animation were good but nothing too crazy. It got the point accross and it was the lowest part of the show imo but it appears the budget wasn't amazing so it was still very good to watch.

I really loved the voice acting as well.

For the parental advisory/religious section, there isn't really anything bad in it. Apart from some human evolving garbage, demons are good and the 2nd op having some heresy words in it, the anime is very clean and wonderfully made.

If you still want more reasons, feel free to check my profile for a video on it.

Overall, I would give Helck a 9/10. Could've been a 10/10 but the animation and things stated above made it a 9. Hoping for a second season any time soon.
Would recommend it.

When it comes to the supernatural, we rarely get a story with very big depth to it. The main aspect is mainly around using the power, growing it to fight different guys with power and then ending up as the best. But rarely do we ever get the chance to actually do more with it. Despite the stupid idea of because people believe it then it exists, Mononogatari has always been capable of building up on the supernatural in a very fulfilling way.

When I started the first season of this anime, I didnt expect to enjoy it to the point of wanting a 3rd season ... or looking forward to the next episode so badly. What started for me as a show that seemed interesting, turned out to be much more than that. It's a show about wonderful characters meeting, growing up and changing from bad to good.

What really makes Mononogatari stand out is the surprising depth each character has and specially our main character, Hyouma. The fact we see someone with a semi-corrupted being forced to become better is very unique and a breath of fresh air from all those good natured and mentally perfect main characters. It's that distinction that really sets him apart from many others. The rest of the cast are great and Botan, the main heroine, is just too adorable to ignore and glad to see she actually has a personality and can do things not just a plot device.

While the animation isn't perfect, which I assume is due to a low budget, the anime was able to perform very well on it nonetheless and kept everything interesting and kinda fluid which is good.

The ost, art, op, ed and the direction was amazing, ma shaa allah, and it showed the effort being put into it.

For the religious section/parental advisory, there is only like 1 character with semi-revealing clothes but she didn't appear for much so you can either skip those moments or watch it in a site that censors it, please.

Overall, I would give Mononogatari a 9/10.
Would recommend it.

Are you cool? Are you good-looking? Are you clumsy? And most importantly, are you a boy? If you answered to any of those with yes (or no doesn't really matter) then this is the anime for you.

It has been a while since I recommended a simple relaxing and heart warming slice of life anime. I think the last one was the Yuru Camp Movie and that was for obvious reasons but other than that, there have been less and less relaxing anime which is sad considering it is my favorite genre. So with this one, an anime about just clumsy good looking guys trying ... their best and their every day life, felt like it was a perfect match for me. A show where I can relax once again and forget about anything for the brief 10-12 minutes every week.

While the anime's premise is simple, it had some very surprising moments. A good cast with some mature guys and some younger ones, all having to face troubles in their lives. Confidence, issues at work and simple overthinking. Each one was presented in a comedic way yet they all had mature moments that made me surprised. It really has an amazing yet normal cast and plot that it feels like you are watching your friends on anime form. Truly remarkable.

The art, osts, animation, characters and voice acting were all amazing. The directing also made this show feel so wholesome and relaxing I really felt like I wanted to recommend it. The comedy was also well-presented that I literally laughed at times specially when one of the guys was so worried about something he sent only to find that he sent the wrong thing after spending 2 episodes on it :D

For the religious section/Parental advisory section, please skip the later sections of episode 23 as it had some nudity (swimsuits) in it.
It's very clean apart from that.

Overall, I would give it an 8/10. I really liked it and looking forward to seeing (hopefully) more of it and more like it in the future.
Would recommend it.

Never in my life did I expect to give a shounen a 10/10 again let alone a 6th season of one. I can say that this season of Boku no Hero was probably one of the best well-presented anime I have ever seen.

From the beginning of the season and after so many disappointing seasons, we finally got a look at how good the premise of BNHA is. A story about heroes and the heavy dark undertone that can easily outweigh the peaceful moments at any given moment.

From the start of the season and the introduction of many amazing characters like Miruko to the ending ... of the season where we see a glimse of, argubly, the best villian in the series. Everything has been almost perfect. The plot progression, fights, drama and the courage to actually not being afraid to kill meaningful characters are all what eleveated this one so highly for me. I can say that I was actually looking forward to an anime for once and the fact it was so good like this till the end was good.

The characters were much much better and when the MVPs of an anime can literally fall down to an anime villian, an important but not the best hero and normal side characters then it really shows how good everyone became. This has been without a doubt, the best season of BNHA and the way they added that feeling of despair crawling everywhere was nothing short of brilliance.

The religious part/parental adivsory for this one is that there is some nudity at the final ep so try to skip/speedup those parts.

The OSTs, ending and animation were very well-made and surprisingly, the opening was actually ok to look at without cringing.

Overall, I would give this season a 10/10. Looking forward to the rest of it.
Wouldn't recommend the series tho.

Been a while since I found a series I wish to experience so much more of. A story with amazing character and a main character that you actually care for and want to see more of specially when it's not a slice of life series. I think the last one that was like that was Gintama, although I rarely recommend it anymore, and this really says a lot about how good this series is.

When starting the season I was told the most heart-brearking news, Best girl, aka Ameri, won't appear much in this season. That alone is enough for me to lower the rating ... by like 3 at this point but even with that, I was surprised at how good this season was. We had a very exciting arc that was very enjoyable although it did delay quite a bit but we had a lot of character growth for the entire cast. It also didn't feel as draggy as something like one piece where you would find youself annoyed that the story is shifted from Luffy. The fact that all the characters are so intriguing specially someone like Elizabeth, Nafra and Bachiko and who were the MVPs this season.

The arc was good but it did indeed feel like it dragged out for quite some time but the conclusion was amazing and we got a much needed character development for Iruma and the rest. The plot twists at the end of it were out of nowhere as well as you start seeing what they are building up for.

This part will be more of a religious section/parental advisory section but although they are demons and stuff, but I dislike how they emphasized the sexual parts a little. I personally don't want to see fan-service as it feels unnecessary specially with how revealing some clothes have been although it might have fit this context a bit. Glad it wasn't a full on ecchi show tho so try and speed-up/skip that part.

Animation wasn't the best at all times but the art had some fantastic moments in it. The ending song would've been much better had it not had that breaking? glitchy effect.

Overall, I would give it an 8/10.
Would recommend the series so far.

When it comes to social anxiety or any general form of mental illness, we mainly see it in 2 ways.
It's either very depressing to the point you become unable to watch it, or it is only played as a cute gimmick to a character.
But rarely do we ever see it as an issue and something that needs to be fixed. Well, Bocchi the Rock has been a wonderful anime about that exact idea of trying to overcome a mental illness and how it actually feels having one.

Bocchi the rock has been an anime that took me by surprise. I got into it ... at around episode 3 and I have been in love with it since then.
A story that is not really unique but preseneted in a very refreshing way with a good list of wonderful characters.

From Bocchi, our adorable yet always anxious main character, to the side characters that surprisingly make the show better and have an influence on them. Yet, despite having such a wonderful cast, I was really surprised with how good one single character was, Ichiji Nijika.

Never in my entire life have I ever a reaction to a character like that. Whenever a picture of her appears on Facebook, you see the top comment as a gif of someone crying that she is not real :D

I can see why as she pretty much is the reason Bocchi joined the cast in the first place and she is always being the positive energy character guiding everyone together as the shining light for them. She is a wonderful character and I guess I'm the same as those guys in wishing she was real :"D

Her self-sacrifical relationship with her sister of trying to make her sister's place grow big using her band for it and you understand why when you see her sister gave up on her band just to support and keep her little sister happy. It's a wonderful relationship rivaled only by Bocchi's mother always knowing how to help bring Bocchi from her delusions back to reality in a very subtle yet simple way.

The fantastic animation was amazing to see and really glad the show didn't turn into Yuri-nonsense when Kita was added to the cast.
Amazing art, animation, osts, plot, voice acting and directing that led to this show being such a big hit at least with me. (As of writing this, it has a 9.01 on MAL).


On the Ecchi meter, the anime is also amazing as it has almost no ecchi in it. Maybe one time Bocchi had a swimsuit yet had her guitar on it but that was only for like 10 seconds or so.

I would give it a 10/10. Really loved it and wishing to see more of it. It was one of the very few anime that literally I couldn't wait to make a video about it.
Would recommend it to everyone who wants to see a new refreshing take on social anxiety.

There may come a time in your life where you begin to devalue yourself. A period in which you feel that maybe you don't deserve anything. Not accepting yourself and feeling unjustifiable inferiority and thinking you are only filles with flaws. Mob Psycho is one of the best anime at addressing that and how to help yourself when dealing with it.

Mob Psyho is a perfect example of how to create a flawed main character and how to develop it. Starting from an average looking guy with nothing but psychic power that wishes to hide it and is always being used. You see a character ... with no self respect nor self value. And somehow that character grows and you keep growing with it to the point it becomes a character you are proud of.

Each season of Mob Psyho builds on that. Mob in ep.1 and mob in s.3 ep.12 are so different that if you changed the design, he can pass as a new character. The same good traits but is actually changing sometimes for the good and sometimes for the bad. A fantastic character that always evolves and you now see how wonderful he is that his design suddenly is dear to you not a badly looking shape. That is probably the best character development I have seen in anime ever. Maybe even more than Eren (No including the manga)

This season of Mob Psycho is continuing with the characters we had and building upon them. So many depth to characters that become so much better and some even overshadow the MC despite how wonderful he is. We saw a tail of friendship and sacrifice. A tale of growing up. A tale of friends and how you need them and finally, a tale of friendship, love and accepting yourself. It was a truly fantastic experience.

Fantastic art, animation, tracks, voice acting and directing whixh lead to some truly outstanding moments.

No nudity as well, bar like one character's bare butt for like 3 seconds as a comedic joke, which was also good to see.

Would give it a 10/10 just like the rest of the entire series.
Would recommended it to anyone.

"It's as beautiful as the day I left it"

Life goes on, and so do we. It's always a very strange concept no matter how much one can experience it. The fact things go forward no matter what is something that can be both calming and anxiety inducing. But well, that is life.

Haven't watched almost any of Yuru camp since the last special but it's still so wonderful to see the cast is still together even after so long into the future which I really though was a strange way to create a movie with such a big timeskip as the premise.

Yuru Camp has ... never been about going through hardships or drama. It is not the type of anime you go in expecting to work your brain through it or even laugh. I guess comfy is the perfect way to describe it. It's a comfy show and this movie is no exception.

To not spoil anything I just want to say that the premise and plot of the story was wonderful. We went through a lot with, surprisingly enough, actual hardships yet it was never really the hardships that made it good. It was the characters and how they overcame it. It wasn't the type of thing were you just need to go at something or anything like that but actually more of an adult way of handling things which was a very unique way of dealing with it.

The soundtracks, art, animation and almost every little detail was amazing. I guess the only issue I had with the show was the design of Sakura because I absolutely loved her OG design but the new one was very good as well.

The anime provided me with everything I needed. It was enjoyable, relaxing and fun.

Absolutely lovely and the change in the atmosphere from a kind of happy to our usual wonderful happy one being presented simply by a very adorable way using the pinecone was fantastic.

It really is as wonderful as it has always been.

I would give it a 10/10.
Would recommend the whole series.

In an already established world with magic, power systems and supernatural beings (and what they consider gods for some reason), there is a very big flow in almost all fantasy anime that starts with those troupes, forgetting the existence of a family.

From the first episode of season 1 in Honzuki, we are introduced to an idea that has been expanded to a degree I never saw before, the value of having a family and how hard it is to write them. Yet, with every new season we are met with deeper level of depth to each character and how they relate to their family. ... From Myne trying to get to know them, moving into her treasuring them while regretting what bond she had with her mother and reaching the current state of the family choosing to protect Myne and vice verse even if it would mean separating them from each other. The anime tries so hard to show how having a family has an effect on each character even showing the difference it has on one's personality like what happened to
Delia. Seeing something of that importance being emphasized is one of the main reasons this season was brilliant to me.


Introducing more characters was great. Having a Myne-like character that can out-myne her was great. The back and forth with the new nobles was super entertaining and most of all, the way these new characters integrated with the existing ones showed more of how well writeen the OG cast is. There was no sudden clicks between the characters when they are first introduced (apart from the Myne like one) and it took time to establish their character, motivation and what they truly thunk and feel. A nice change that I didn't know it needed but a welcome one.

The plot progression this season felt solid. It took a few episodes to build up the characters but for a 10-episode season, it felt like it had a lot of development. Some episodes legit felt longer because of how much happened in them and I was always very happy watching it unfold. Seeing our saint ready to throw hands at the end was great :'D

The art is decent and same with the animation nothing too spectacular but the op cinematic wasn't as good as the previous onea and the hirarchy system still feels off/random. Also, for aome reason even normal people are being called as a god now which just feels stupid. But tbf, almost all anime include dumb stuff when trying to add inner religion in there if that makes sense.


Overall, I would give Honzuki season 3 a 9/10. I really liked it and I wish to see more of it soon.
Would recommend the whole series.