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As far as I’ve watched, there are three total timelines (or parallel worlds) shown, with the second one being the most crucial and central. In that timeline, a lot of key aspects and different perspectives are introduced. Genre-wise, Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction is labeled as drama and sci-fi, but from what I see, the focus is more on how society reacts and responds to external forces. One of the biggest themes explored is the clash between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism. On one side, the people with an anthropocentric view want to exterminate the aliens, believing humans are the center of everything. Meanwhile, those with an ... ecocentric perspective believe that aliens shouldn’t be wiped out; humans should consider coexisting with them, because, after all, aliens are sentient beings with emotions and consciousness.

Here, the author seems to emphasize how humans react when faced with an alien presence on Earth. At the same time, it serves as a reminder that Earth doesn’t solely belong to humans. We’re just inhabitants, like everything else on this planet. So, rushing into genocidal actions without considering peace and coexistence feels unethical.

In the timeline where Kadode commits suicide, there's an exploration of justice that ultimately leads to nihilism. She kills bad people to eliminate evil, without caring about the established moral values. The author’s trying to show how, when humans are given great power, they tend to impose their own sense of justice, often disregarding ethical norms. It’s a bit reminiscent of Death Note, where justice becomes subjective and can easily turn destructive.

The final timeline ties everything together and fulfills the audience’s expectations. Kadode’s father, who remembers what happened in the second timeline, pushes her to be friends with Ontan. Here, we see all the pieces fall into place: her father and friends are still alive, Kadode becomes a manga editor like she always wanted, and Ontan is now a promoter. The part where the AI robot is developed to become a “Friend” was really touching. It made me think of Oba’s relentless effort to stop Earth’s complete destruction. The password he entered was "Tomodachi" (Friend in Japanese), which really added emotional weight to the story.

The step-sister romance concept is a common trope in the romance genre, but this anime takes a different approach by focusing on slice-of-life moments and dialogue as its essential elements. Some people might find it boring due to the excessive dialogue in each episode, but that's what makes it stand out from the rest. The dialogue is what I love about this anime, seeing how the characters, Ayase and Asamura, slowly open up to each other. It's like communication is the key to getting closer and more intimate with someone.

The visuals are also on point, especially during the flashback scenes. It's rare to see an ... anime that executes flashbacks so uniquely, making me feel like I'm reliving the past. The visuals might not be as stunning as other anime this season, but they're still enjoyable. There are some unnecessary details, like the movie scenes, that feel a bit excessive if they're not relevant to the main storyline.

The pacing is slow but consistent from start to finish. Seeing Ayase's character development from being closed-off to slowly opening up and eventually falling in love is amazing. You can see it in episode 3 where she starts showing her feelings, and it's reinforced in episode 7 where she experiences jealousy. Same with Asamura, I don't remember which episode, but he starts developing feelings for Ayase during the pool scene. It's a sweet and heartwarming ride until the ending, where they finally confess their feelings and commit to each other. I love this kind of storyline, it's cliché but not bad. I'd recommend this anime to those who enjoy easy-to-follow plots without too much conflict, it's like 'Tsuki ga Kirei' but with a deeper approach (through conversations). Overall, 8.3/10

A journey to find meaning in life (Existentialism). Kusunoki sells the last 30 years of his life for 300,000 yen (10,000 yen per year). The story does a great job explaining Kusunoki's background, so readers can understand why he makes this extreme decision to sell his remaining life. It's not really about "How much money do you get for selling your life?" but more "What will you do with the rest of your life when you've sold it and only have a few months left before death comes?" This is where the search for life's meaning begins.
After meeting Miyagi, Kusunoki slowly starts to find happiness ... and purpose. His journey to fill the emptiness in his life has a bit of drama and romance, but that's not a bad thing - it actually makes the journey more meaningful. Honestly, I got a bit emotional when Kusunoki started enjoying life with Miyagi, like he was the happiest person in the world without a care.
The ending is kinda open-ended, letting readers imagine their own version, but I'm pretty sure it's a happy ending for both of them (Kusunoki and Miyagi).

Introduction

This anime tells the story of Mahiru Shiina, a perfect girl nicknamed "Angel" for her beauty, intelligence, and kindness. One day, Mahiru meets Fujimiya Amane, her apartment neighbor who lives independently but struggles to take care of himself. After Amane lends his umbrella to Mahiru in the rain, Mahiru feels indebted and starts helping Amane with his daily life, such as cooking and cleaning his apartment. From these simple interactions, the seeds of love begin to grow between them.

Characters

The character portrayal in this anime is commendable. Both Mahiru and Amane have clear backgrounds and strong motivations behind their attitudes. Their character development feels natural and ... satisfying, even though there are no drastic changes. Amane, initially lacking self-confidence and feeling unworthy of Mahiru, gradually learns to appreciate himself thanks to Mahiru's support. Meanwhile, Mahiru, who always strives to appear perfect, starts to open up and show her vulnerable side to Amane. They complement and support each other in a sweet and heartwarming way.

Plot

The plot of this anime is relatively simple and easy to follow. The conflicts presented are not too complicated, but they still manage to keep the audience engaged with Amane and Mahiru's story. Conflict resolution is achieved through honest and open conversations between the two main characters. Although this approach may feel slow for some viewers, it adds a realistic and intimate touch to their relationship.

Ending

The ending of this anime is very satisfying and leaves a lasting impression. Mahiru, who is usually passive, takes a bold step to confess her feelings to Amane. Amane reciprocates Mahiru's feelings in a sincere and touching way. Their final scene provides a perfect closure to their sweet and heartwarming love story. I really hope there will be a second season to see the continuation of their story!

Overall

"The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten" is a sweet and heartwarming romance anime. With engaging characters, a simple yet touching plot, and a satisfying ending, this anime is suitable for anyone looking for a light and enjoyable love story. Although the pacing might be a bit slow for some, the gradual but steady development of the relationship between Amane and Mahiru will keep you smiling and emotionally invested. I highly recommend this anime, especially if you enjoy the romance genre with a touch of sweet slice-of-life.

Review Rising Impact
Initially, I anticipated a mundane anime due to golf's perceived leisurely pace. However, Rising Impact proved to be a delightful surprise. The anime deftly weaves a compelling narrative around the often-overlooked sport of golf.

1. A Deep Dive into Golf
One of the anime's standout features is its in-depth exploration of golf. The detailed explanations of golf mechanics, from the nuances of grip pressure to the complexities of green reading, are both informative and engaging. A particularly memorable scene showcases the protagonist's meticulous preparation for a tournament, highlighting the mental and physical demands of the sport. By the end of the series, I had a ... newfound appreciation for the strategic depth and technical skill required to excel in golf.

2. An Uplifting Protagonist
The protagonist's unwavering optimism is contagious. Despite facing numerous challenges, they consistently demonstrate a growth mindset and a relentless pursuit of improvement. The scene where they practice countless swings until their hands bleed is a testament to their dedication and serves as an inspiring example for viewers.

3. The Power of Rivalry
The supporting characters add depth to the narrative by providing both friendship and competition. Their presence pushes the protagonist to reach new heights and fosters a healthy rivalry that keeps the plot dynamic. The climactic match between the protagonist and their long-time rival is a thrilling showcase of their growth and the intense pressure of competition.

4. A Well-Paced Plot
While the anime follows a familiar sports anime formula, [Nama Anime] manages to stand out with its well-paced plot and engaging character development. Unlike some other sports anime that can become overly dramatic, [Nama Anime] maintains a balanced tone, allowing viewers to connect with the characters on a personal level.

5. The Thrill of Competition
The golf matches are the heart of the anime. Each swing of the club is imbued with tension, as viewers witness the players' strategies unfold. The anime masterfully captures the nuances of golf, from the delicate art of putting to the power and precision of a long drive. The sense of accomplishment when a player sinks a difficult putt is palpable, and the heartbreak of a missed opportunity is equally poignant.

Overall, Rising impact is a must-watch for fans of sports anime and golf enthusiasts alike. It's a heartwarming tale of perseverance, friendship, and the pursuit of excellence.

While I haven't watched Cinderella, let me provide a review of this anime that many consider similar to the Cinderella story.
Main Character (Miyo) Background:
Miyo was seen as a useless child without magical eyes. This led to her being bullied and isolated, causing deep mental stress and making her lose confidence and always feel wrong. Despite her father being the head of a prestigious family, she became a servant in that household. This was the fate of a child "neglected" by her parents - truly a dark past.

Character Development (Miyo) and Supporting Characters:
Meeting Kudou Kiyoka brought positive changes to Miyo. Thanks to Kudou, Miyo felt needed. ... Although Miyo initially felt worthless, in Kudou's eyes, she had value. This slowly sparked love, eventually growing into deep confidence and loyalty. I believe Miyo's character development was not an easy journey.

Story and Conflicts:
The story presented can be described as emotionally draining. The conflicts that arise are relatively light, with good problem-solving approaches.

Overall:
I recommend this anime. The background, character development, plot, and graphics are all excellent. Some people might feel emotional about Miyo's situation, but try to look at it from a different perspective. In the end, you'll understand.

A Realistic Romance Tale

It's a common occurrence in real life for someone to break up with their partner simply because they've found someone they perceive to be "better." This is a relatable aspect often explored in romantic narratives.

Similarly, the trope of Kinoshita Akane finding solace and support from a new person as she tries to move on from her ex-boyfriend is a familiar one. It's a testament to the idea that when one door closes, another often opens, a universal experience that resonates with many.

The character development in this anime is commendable. While the changes may not be drastic, nearly every character undergoes some form ... of growth, leaving a lasting impression and contributing significantly to the overall narrative.

A masterpiece. From here I learned that a person has the right to change regardless of what happened in their past. Here I also learned that every life or human life is valuable, every moment in life is meaningful, that's why be grateful if you're still alive, enjoy and make sense of every moment in life, sweet and bitter, that's life. Sometimes people who have died want to come back to life just to enjoy the moments they missed in their life. From here I also learned that "Freedom" is something that is very expensive, it takes a struggle that is not easy to get ... it. Lastly, this anime taught me the meaning of friendship, separation, love and sacrifice. Elements that are inherent in life are present in this anime, for some people they may not like it and get bored when watching this anime, but for me personally this anime has a philosophical message that is meaningful to me, my views become more open. Thank you to Makoto Yukimura as the author of Vinland Saga for writing a beautiful story, thank you also to Wit Studio and MAPPA for producing this Vinland Saga anime