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Trinity seven is a series i don't have all that high standards for but i did find the 1st season pretty enjoyable. Especially when i was into ecchi trash, but trinity seven did have stuff that stuck out, one of them being the banger music & some characters are great. But I'm here to discuss Trinity seven Movie 2.

Sound:
I'll start with this since it stook out to me the most. When talking about sound I'm not impressed at the VA, it was pretty average (Average is not a bad thing). But what i did really enjoy was the soundtracks during fights. They're just great bangers. ... And something i would listen to in my free time.

Story:
As i said earlier, it's a ecchi anime, which i usually don't have much standards for. The same goes for trinity seven, i really do enjoy this series and regard it as a fun watch. The story in this movie was arata coming across the demon lord of the world/land of akio's & him trying to get rid of him (for no reason really). Arata then gets this sword that to try and defeat him. Also the pacing does feel really off. One second a character is crying, then they're quickly back on their feet. Not only that but the story itself is rushed in the 1st half.

Art:
A bit above average here. A 6/10 imo. The reason being that for the most part the animation is fluid. The ecchi scenes are pretty well animated and drawn. As well as some of the action

Characters:
Did the Demon Lord even have a name? Yeah I think that can tell you that much about his character. Not much development with him at all really, very uninspired antagonist. The whole trinity seven crew is the same characters that you love or hate. The main difference here is that akio & lilith play a bigger role here. Akio developing more of a relationship with arata. Lilith as well gets closer with arata. Arata is still a perv, but a nice guy. The other characters, mira, levi, yui, hijiri, and arin, liese, and sora get minor supporting roles which is okay imo. The story was more centered on lilith & akio. (I just wanted to see more cute arin moments).

Enjoyment:
Would i recommend this? If you have an hour to spare, yeah why not. If you're a fan of trinity seven then yeah it's worth the watch. It's not a must watch by any means tho.

This is somewhat to get my thoughts out on the season after a second watch, but nonetheless still a review.

STORY:
Pretty much the synopsis. But to go further in depth, this season focuses on Hanekawa and her as a person. Showing her fragile side but also how she's somewhat conceited against her parents. In the end, she is flawed in the way she acted when getting hit, but her parents are wrong for hitting her. No one "wins" in that scenario. Without spoiling much, the story progresses with araragi helping Hanekawa get rid of the sawari neko which then turns to a new apparition, black Hanekawa. ... In the end araragi finds out that he doesn't love Hanekawa but has tought him to care for others to the extent where he's willing to give up his life for them.

Art:
Not much to say, it's good. It has that shaft flare and overall not bad. I just don't know what more to say, one thing to note is that they definitely express the scenes with emotions well, that i did notice when watching a second time.

Sound:
OP is something i would listen to when just relaxing. END too is good. The VA by all characters is great as expected by the monogatari series and each VA doing a stunning job.

Characters:
This season is focused on Hanekawa so that's what I'll do as well. Since araragi does get some development towards the end and oshino meme is just there for the most part to look like a badass and help somewhat in defeating the sawari neko.
HANEKAWA: This season definitely shows how flawed she can be. From not directly telling araragi for help with her abusive family and telling others about her house situation. But she definitely does grow and get developed well to her realizing that doing all that meaningless things as black Hanekawa won't make her problems go away or her stress which araragi helps her realize.
ARARGI KOYOMI: He realizes that what he felt for Hanekawa may have been love or maybe just lust toward her it is uncertain to him. But what he does know is that she has taught him to care for others to the point of giving up his own life even though it was selfish to an extent.

Enjoyment:
You get to see a neko girl in black lingerie that's pretty good lol. But besides that you get to see some pretty good story telling and character development and change by both araragi and Hanekawa. And donut loving waifu shinobu who talks near ep 3. In conclusion, definitely worth a watch. Good season, not my favorite, but nonetheless a good season and made an assumption on the second watch

I'm still not too good at Reviews so feedback is appreciated. Anyways onto the review of my favorite season of one of my favorite anime series, the monogatari series.

Story:
*Read the synopsis for some info*
Now that you've read it. Lets go a bit more in depth without spoiling anything. Araragi koyomi throughout the series attempts to help those around him and they usually have Supernatural maladies/ oddities that have formed from within them whether it be from feelings or events. Throughout the story not only do you explore araragi and him as a character but also senjougahara, hachikuji, kanbaru, Hanekawa, nadeko and their struggles which some ... people while watching may relate to a feel a strong connection to. I sure know i did.

Art:
The Monogatari series definitely has some of my favorite character designs that do make them stand out. Not only are the characters good to look at but as well as some subtle scenes and environment shots. Also hitagi crab sure was experimental with its art and i quite liked it. (Watch hitagi crab and you'll know what i mean)

Sound:
I absolutely love Hiroshi kamiya's voice work and how great he delivers every line with araragi. With the comedy, to the great conversations. Hiroshi's voice is just perfect for araragi and how he is portrayed. I don't know much about the rest of the VA (I'm sorry lol) but they do an amazing job as well, i especially love senjougahara's VA. The rest of the cast is great too. Also the OP/END, and OST are good too

Characters:
Bakemonogatari's strong suit for sure. The characters i stated earlier are all explored through each arc and developed really well to the point where you would want to actually be there an interact with them. It's also so great to see each character interact with each other whether it be banter or some serious conversation. Also each character has a unique quirk to them which makes you distinguish them, makes you get some references outside of the anime like "sorry i stuttered". Notoriously one of the most known of the series. I definitely think every character is fleshed out pretty well. And attention is put to them when needed which is nice.

Enjoyment:
I can't recommend this anime enough, just go watch it if you Haven't. It's a great place to start with the monogatari series. Now what's there to enjoy? So much from the characters, to the stories that are told within each character and their background and how the Supernatural events actually have occurred. Also it's so satisfying watching the Supernatural events be resolved/dealt with and how each character goes about it. In sum, go watch, you won't regret it and you'll hopefully experience the same love that i do for this series

Let's just get right into it

Story:
To keep as simple and to not spoil anything, death parade is sbout a place called quindecim, a bar place where people come after they have recently deceased. There they are judged by arbiters as to weather they should be reaincarnated or sent to the void. Simple, to determine this they must play a game thag is randomly choosen by a roulette. During the game the arbiters will see the people's "true nature" and by that will make their judgment. As to not spoil anything the story progresses to a deeper psychological level with the arbiters and humans.

Art:
I really ... found myself loving the atmospheric art of this show, it's just done so well to set this tone of isolation but then at the same time somewhat welcoming with bar and the bright colors of it. The show definitely knows how to set the mood with its colors and also it's characters expressions.

Sound:
Perfect VA for Decim honestly. Not too monotone to the point that you get tired of hearing him but enough "emotion" into his lines. Also that OP is a banger accompanied by some pretty good visuals. I found myself also listening to the END as well.

Characters:
Decim is at first glance a simple character, a simple minded arbiter who just judges the dead. But as the story progresses it is revealed that he is not that different from humans, I'll leave at that. The "black haired women" is later revealed how she has regrets after her death. She is also someone that believes in that people should come to understand one another. It is also revealed how passionate and to a level she's kindhearted to others. Now the characters in each story arc aren't special so to say, but their stories are definitely memorable and are fleshed out great in 1-2 episodes. Something that i really admired about this show. Nona and other arbiters are also pretty developed, some more so than others but you know enough about them to make up your opinion on them.

Enjoyment:
There's alot to enjoy here, from decim and him getting to understand humans and how arbiters should pass judgment on the dead to the great stories of the people that have died. My personal favorite and one that resonated with me was the story of the boy and his stepmom, and the other lady that had died who had been manipulated throughout her life and being a mother of 5 children. Would definitely recommend this to people who love the psychological genre and even if you don't it's definitely worth the watch. I also found myself entertained throughout all 12 episodes, never did i find a "stale" moment. So much so that i watched it in one sitting. Closing statement- Go watch it!

Alright onto the review, I'll try to be objective as i can, somewhat.

Story:
The overall plot is this medicine seller going around and being a badass defeating mononoke. That's the simple answer to "what's the story?" The deeper analysis are each story arc itself. The medicine seller goes around places encountering mononoke.

Art:
Something mononoke does very well. The color use and art style itself is different from many modern and old animes as well, it's unique and something i really enjoyed myself.

Sound:
The medicine sellers VA is great, that mono tone voice just sets the mood of the anime, ofc expressing emotions when needed. I ... really enjoy the OP soundtrack, its something i could listen to repeatedly.

Characters:
Now this is admittedly a weak point of mononoke, it doesn't do much to develop the medicine seller, there is "just enough" told about him, but in mononoke's defense i think this is what they were going for. A mysterious unknown medicine seller that slays mononoke. Now the mononoke themselves are fleshed out through the 3-4 ep arcs, you get to learn about them and why they are that way.

Enjoyment:
There's a lot to enjoy here from the story telling of each mononoke and how they were formed. To the people involved in the making of the mononoke. As well as for the medicine seller, i just find him a badass and enjoyable main character and he just fits the series great.

Death Note will always have a special place in my heart, not only for nostalgia sake, but because i genuinely enjoyed it and one of the few animes that got me into anime. Now the Review.

Story:
In simple terms it's somewhat of a chance between L and Light Yagami and who can outwit the other, putting each other to the test to eliminate one another. Kira (Light) wanting to be "god of the new world", while L sees him as a delusional teenager, who thinks he's a "god" but in reality just a criminal. Also they both hate to loose.
I will say tho the first half ... was better than the second half, won't say why, watch and find out, but overall great story telling that keeps you on your toes and gets you invested.

Art:
Now Death Note has some questionable frames that you've probably seen on the internet. But overall its fluid and easy to watch. Great detail on the characters and atmosphere. Also does a good job of portraying a "dark" mood when it needs, as well as internal thoughts.

Sound:
Great VA for Light and L, BOTH english and Japanese. Banger openings throughout the series, especially OP 1 if you're into "heavy" music.

Characters:
You're either on L's side and his sense of justice or Light Yagami. Or maybe you can't choose like when i first completed the series. Light and L are both very well fleshed out characters, similar too if you look deeper into them. As well as other supporting characters were good/fun to watch. Oh and how could i forget my Apple loving Shinigami, a weird folk to say the least but he is also enjoyable to see throughout the series, though it seems that he would be on light's "side" he really isn't.

Enjoyment:
I'd say there's a lot to enjoy here from the interaction and fued between L and Light to the story itself and how it's a mystery/Thriller done so well. As well as explores the physiological side of things from L and Lights sense of Justice. I really recommend this to newbies of anime, since like i once was you may see anime as this loli/ moe infested medium, which to a degree is lol, but great recommendation for Death Note.

Ik what you may be thinking, it's another MECHA anime. I personally am not a huge fan of MECHA but holy shit is this anime fucking amazing.

Story:
To sum the story short, there's spiral lifeforms that include humans that are suppressed to live underground, The anti-spiral forces don't approve of humans going above ground. And lets just say shit happens. Team Dai-Gurren fight back

Art:
The art is just stunning, i think the anime has aged very well, it's something that people could enjoy 20 years from now. Great art in the fight scenes, transformations, and scenes where the characters are empowered.

Sound:
I do feel like the ... sound in the anime was a bit repetitive with the mechas. BUT this is all made up with the amazing soundtracks in the anime. The opening is amazing and iconic as well. It's something i could remember 5 or so years from now and something i could listen to in the future.

Characters:
SPOILERS
There's just some of the most loveable characters in this anime. Unfortunately some die in battle, but go out in style, R.I.P kimana and Kitta, and some other members of Dai-Gurren who put up a good fight. Let's not forget Simon, he's a character you can cheet and want to see him succeed. You get to see him grow literally with the 7yr time skip and how he's moved and accepted kaminas death. He has grown and realized what kaminas last words meant- To be himself and the simon that never gives up and is an excellent digger.

Enjoyment:
Overall a great deal of fun to watch, there are some slow moments but they are necessary to feel to the characters, the fight scenes definitely make up for it. The time skip also wasn't a bad thing in my eyes.

Overall a great anime, a masterpiece, ofc every anime has it's flaws, but imo these flaws are made up for by the great mecha fights, characters. An anime i would recommend to people for sure

Angels of death is an anime adaptation of a video game, a horror game. Now i have not played the game, this is solely my review on the anime.

Story: The story, without any spoilers, but enough to give you a sense of what angel of death is about is basically, there's a girl named Rachel gardner. She suddenly wakes up in this room where she has no memlry of how she got there. The whole "plot" is for her to escape this place. She must overcome other people in this building, that "surprisingly" enough are trying to kill her.

Art: Nothing special here, but nothing ... awful. Was a pretty mediocre art style.

Sound: I fell in love with the ending soundtrack, it's honestly beautiful, but a shame that it's in this anime. But a good thing at the same time because if it weren't, j wouldn't have found the END soundtrack. Would suggest giving it a listen. Opening is just fine imo.
Sound in the actual anime is okay, not bad neither outstanding.

Characters:
Rachel gardner: oh boy, the dread awful characters. Rachel is a quite, and quite BORING character that you don't even want to root for. And you're supposed to since she's trying to escape. I understand that they were trying to make her a emotionless character, but viewing 6 episodes, and not until ep 7 does she show little growth is plain awful.
Zack: it is later revealed why he acts the way he does, but it's done so poorly. To sum him up short he's a serial killer, who has an obnoxious laugh throughout the anime.
Other supporting characters: They just want to kill them causs they want to... weak characters for sure

Enjoyment: Do you love a whole episode being a cliffhanger? Well that's what you're in for with Angels of death. Each episode gives you the illusion that the story is progressing, but i watched 7 episodes, and man where they literally painful to sit through.

Overall: If you enjoyed this, cool. I didn't and i gave some points as to why. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Not only are each episodes progressively boring to sit through but they get you nowhere.

This is also my first review so if it's not the best or well constructed that's because I'm new to this