Show summary: Reformed pedophile searches the country with some transgender, hunting down a schizophrenic dragon before falling in love with an amputee.
The show wouldn’t be bad if it wasn’t dripping in edginess, bad CGI, cringey voice lines, and unexplained plot armor. I’m surprised I survived all 24 episodes of this, I definitely wouldn’t have been able to if I wasn’t given a week break in between each one. Its main redeeming quality is that it didn’t stay on the pedophile route, if it did then I easily would’ve dropped it with a 1/10 rating.
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Jan 3, 2023
The Return of the 8th Class Mage
(Manga)
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A classic regression story with a “happy” ending, and the main character actually ends up in a relationship. However, the antagonist turns out to be a good guy who is a victim of the MC’s plot armor and misunderstanding.
Ragnar is actually the victim of the story, and here’s why: In the first timeline, he grew up with his father favoritizing his brother far more than him, causing him to be more cold hearted than his siblings. Regardless of this though, he still worked hard to become smart and a capable leader, as he knew his brother would lead the nation to its downfall. Against all odds, ... 
Jul 12, 2022
Boku dake ga Inai Machi
(Anime)
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It’s like a murder mystery but the culprit is obvious, and the only reason you’re thrown off is because of the plot holes.
The MC should’ve been able to recognize his own teacher, especially considering how much he knew the man’s face with the amount of time spent with him. Along with that, when the MC was getting arrested there’s no reason that a teacher would be allowed at an active crime scene, regardless of how much he contributed to the investigation. On top of that, the MC would’ve never been under suspicion in the first place for murder, given the obvious proof he didn’t kill ... |
