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Well, umm, lol, I’m sure I’m in the minority here, but I think Mob Psycho gets lower in quality with each season. I kind of understand why people say this is their favorite season—the development of Mob and whatnot—but I personally didn’t feel it. There weren’t nearly as many fun characters as in the last two seasons, and Shimazaki never showed up again. Like, seriously, why? He was the coolest villain in Mob Psycho.

Personally, I never cared for Dimple. He had badass moments here and there, but he ain’t no Migi. I didn’t feel anything in the highest-rated episode of Mob Psycho. My favorite episode ... this season is episode 8—it was wholesome—but overall, this wasn’t as good a season as the previous two. I also found the fights boring.

It wraps up nicely, so that’s great. Special thanks to Reigen and Mob for making this season good, and they will be missed.

This season is definitely a downgrade from the previous season for me, but it was a good season nonetheless. Of course, everything good about the first season is still here, and some episodes did feel reminiscent of Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou episodes. Not that I'm complaining, but I thought that was worth mentioning. I can't discuss this season without spoilers, but overall, here is a list of flaws and positives about this season:

Flaws:

In this season, people have gotten even dumber and less realistic. I can't care about the world getting destroyed or whatever when extras are caricatures. I understand having a comedy character, but at ... this point, it feels like every non-esper human is a mumbling idiot from the Looney Tunes.
Some fights or episodes drag on for too long that I just lose interest, especially the final fight.
There are certain tropes that I think should die, such as a character getting a power-up, the music getting exciting, defeating the bad guy, only to reveal that he is still alive; or having characters appear strong, only to be offscreened; or a dark moment occurring, only to reveal that everyone is fine. I'm fine with there being no deaths, but don't constantly try to trick me into believing someone has died.
Reigen got downgraded a little, and that's just not cool.
Give Hanazawa back his hair now.
Positives:

Hanazawa, my boy, is so smart! I love his fights; give me more, please.
Reigen and Mob's breakup and reunion almost made me cry; that was touching.
Shimazaki is such a cool villain, and the fight between him, Hanazawa, and the Scars was one of the best fights in the entire anime—maybe the best. I don't know; Reigen getting power was badass.
Mob's development is greatly appreciated.
Dimple is a good boy.
Overall, most of the characters are fun and make this show enjoyable.

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Mob Psycho 100" is an anime about Mob, an adorable middle schooler with psychic powers who works for his fake psychic boss, Reigen. The art style is unique, but it's a little hard to overlook the fact that almost everyone looks like Saitama with hair, which is a major flaw for me. Additionally, besides the main character, everyone seems like an over-the-top idiot, making it hard to care about "saving people" because none of them feel like real individuals.

Despite this, I can't help but focus on Mob's personal development and the impact he has on the people around him. The OST is very good, and ... while the episodes aren't the most exciting ever, they aren't boring either; they just barely pass the threshold of being fun. The characters are enjoyable, and I am particularly invested in four of them: Mob and Reigen, of course, but also Hanazawa, who is a cool character, as well as Mob's brother. Overall, this anime is a wholesome, fun experience.

The fluid animation, unique art style, high-energy, fun characters, fast-paced action, and magnificent voice acting make this show a masterpiece from all angles, except for Okarun's occasionally annoying self-pity. The animation is so fluid that you lose yourself in the world, entertained simply by watching it. The mannerisms in the voice acting and the comedic style make the characters incredibly entertaining, especially Momo. She’s a kind-hearted, smart badass. The anime moves at a fast pace with no slow, boring moments—episodes are action-packed. However, as I mentioned earlier, Okarun can get annoying when he falls into his "pick me" energy. It's the same type of behavior ... that's irritating in real life. I understand struggling to make friends, but constantly seeking pity in front of others is just too much. It was more justifiable in the third episode, but I hope this behavior fades over time. Overall, it’s an enjoyable anime—I can't wait for more.

There’s something charming about a character who is just an ordinary person facing challenges far beyond his world. Odokawa's nonchalant nature made this anime top-tier for me. I could watch entire episodes of him simply picking up clients and interacting with them. The grounded writing and voice acting also contributed to this; it feels more like a J-drama than an anime, which is a refreshing change of pace. The way seemingly unrelated characters are introduced, only to later reveal how their stories are all connected, is beautifully done. The art style and animation are excellent, and the music, especially during the intense scenes, is perfect—chef's ... kiss. Overall, it’s one of the best anime I’ve ever watched.

after watching the 2011 hxh , i realised how much this studio save the anime for me , because the small things they have changed , and the fillers they have added are very nice and cozy , I love this show mainly because of the character , Killua to be more specefic , Gon too but in this version more than in the others , in this version unlike the manga , Gon actually tries to be a good person , he might get selfish at time but he realizes what he is doing is bad, a good example is the hxh exam where ... he trick ponzo , in the manga he cheekly says sorry, while in the anime he feels bad for lying to her and he doesn't deny the fact that he did lie to her unlike the manga, there many small changes that make scenes less stupid , another example is when killua threatens Sadaso , in the manga he threatens him with a knife ? like what? killua has never will never use a knife , it seems so weird , while in the anime he uses his nails which is more menacing and is in line with what killua would do , also the test they added as filler was very nice , we saw more of the charactes and their personality , overall I enjoy the fights and the characters , i have few problems but overall minor complains , first one is netero not elimnating illumi when he literally attacks an examine , it made no sense , isn't that why hisoka was eleminated last time supposedly , another one is when they tried to make me feel bad for the bomber , and tried comparing him to killua , the child who was forced by his family to kill people and we only see him kill assholes is comparable to the selfish piece of shit going around torturing and abusing everyone in his way to get what he want? yea ok.

I now understand what people mean by "trash shonen" Personally, I don’t mind it, but if you're going to embrace that style, you have to fully commit. You can’t have an anime focused on fights and still try to jam emotional scene into it. I cringed every time Sakura started talking about his old life. It was fine the first time, but they kept bringing it up, and I’m thinking, "Okay, we get it, can we move on now?"

Togame is a good character, but he goes overboard with actions that don’t seem necessary. Did he really have to slam a glass bottle on that guy’s ... head? This anime loves to exaggerate with over-the-top nonsense, like Umemiya wearing his jacket, Sakura sensing his aura, and Umemiya telling Sakura he won't repeat himself, as if that really means anything. What’s he going to do if he does repeat himself, raise his eyebrows? And after all that bravado, he goes to Choji and says, "You beat five of my 'brothers'; you can leave now." The whole thing was so cringe-worthy, but hey, at least it led to a fun tournament, I guess.

Also, near the end, an entire clan of assassins shows up clearly intending to attack one of the characters, yet no one catches on. And of course, we can’t forget everyone looking like adults while supposedly being children. When Sakura tells Sakota she looks old, I can’t help but think, "Bro, you all look old!" This generic anime could have been great if they didn’t try to force cheap emotional scenes into it.

This show reminded me a lot of certain "One Piece" arcs, especially Skypiea and Alabasta. The discovery of a new island, a villain wielding a power system unfamiliar to the main characters, and the idea of the villain being revered as a god by the island's inhabitants all echo those classic arcs. There's also the little girl who possesses powers similar to the villain's, and the power system of this world has Logia-like properties that can only be countered by something akin to Haki.

What stood out to me the most—and which is becoming somewhat rare in recent anime—is the emphasis on strategic fighting. The battles ... rely more on clever strategies than sheer power and strength, which I found refreshing. The characters are well-written, the animation and art are beautiful, and the music is great. Aza is my favorite character; I even wish he were the main protagonist. However, Gabimaru is also fantastic, especially with his wholesome attachment to his wife. He has a fish-out-of-water feeling, which adds depth to his character.

That said, the show isn't without its flaws. The monologues can be a bit cheesy, and the characters often reacting with shock to ordinary dialogue is an overused anime trope that needs to be retired. The flashbacks also suffer from this, making it hard to care about the deaths of certain characters. Trying to evoke sympathy for the sexist samurai who suddenly shifts from attempting to kill a female character to saving her when a giant appears was not successful. Additionally, the subplot involving a 17-year-old wanting to marry a 12-year-old was disturbing and unnecessary.

Overall, it's a solid anime with some great elements, despite its shortcomings.

Well-done mystery, great characters, great music, great animation, and art style. It is inspired by The Last of Us, so if you like mystery and well-written characters, you can watch this show. Everything after this is going to be spoilers.

This anime handles mystery very well. You have enough information to piece things together, and the revelations come slowly and naturally. The characters are well-written for the most part; Osami and his wife made me tear up. It was entertaining and funny to watch—I finished it in one sitting. It could have been a 10/10 anime if it wasn’t for the ending. The R scene didn’t ... need to happen, especially since the main characters act like nothing that horrible occurred. Maru constantly tries to force himself on Kiruki, and it’s disgusting how it’s played for laughs.

One of the most boring anime ever. At first, I thought the whole hype around this show was Johan because, without a doubt, he is a fantastic character—but he’s barely in the show. The anime is mostly entire episodes where nothing happens. The music is trash, the characters are boring, the story is non-existent, and I have to wait for episodes just to see the coolest character in the show, only to get a few minutes with him. I understand a slow pace, but this is just outrageous. I would rather watch a compilation of Johan’s scenes than sit through an entire anime where nothing ... happens. A true disappointment.