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In short, End of Evangelion made me feel like I was losing my mind. As the movie progressed I found myself more and more convinced that EoE was just some deeply disturbing dream that my brain had conjured after finishing the series. Whether or not I enjoyed feeling like my mind was being assaulted the entire time, I still don't know, but I personally believe EoE is the perfect ending for Evangelion. Gruesome, depressing, shocking and violent, End of Evangelion doesn't hold back on its application of the psychological genre and gives insight into the truth behind the events throughout the series.

The psychological aspects of ... Evangelion shine though in a way that legitimately felt like I was going insane. Extreme visuals like none seen in the series; horrific scenes, unexpected revelations, incredible animation and a variety of sound choices worked hand in hand to create this mindfuck feeling. Each event was completely unanticipated, so even spoilers I had read beforehand didn't dampen the shock factor or ruin the pure and brilliant chaos that is EoE.

Questions were answered in ways that made me wish I never asked, tears were shed, my brain was figuratively torn to shreds, and I was left with constant thoughts about this movie that were stimulated by almost everything around me. So whether you loved or hated episodes 25 and 26 of the main series, I strongly recommend that you watch this movie to experience a more satisfying and clear conclusion to this amazing series.

This review has spoilers, not that I think anyone will care given how completely appalling this manga was.

"Oh, what's your name?" The almost 30 year old asks the 18 year old, while filling out a marriage application.

That is the entire story, and it happened after meeting each other maybe a few hours before. I read this hoping it would be funny, but no, it's just terrible. The only funny thing about this is how bad it is. The only good thing about it was the art, which still isn't the best, but it is GODLY compared to the contents of this "romance." I will ... never get the 5 minutes that I spent reading this back.

If you still want to read it, go ahead, good luck. But if you're searching for something even slightly good, look somewhere else.

Everything about Pui Pui Molcar deserves a 10. Yes it is a show designed for kids, yes I love it nonetheless.

Story, 10/10: While each episode focuses on a different event, the characters are all linked and appear frequently as main or side characters. It somehow keeps me hooked and makes me way happier than it should.

Art, 10/10: The Molcars are all adorable, and their expressions all perfectly convey their emotions. The colours are bright and fun, which adds to the overall wholesome feel (except for the weapons, robbery, and zombies.) Very wholesome and cute.

Sound, 10/10: The Molcars all sound just like guinea pigs, and ... there is no speech. The music is used at all the right moments, and even got me dancing along with the Molcars in the wedding episode. Immaculate.

Characters, 10/10: Yes!! I love them all!! The Molcars all have their own unique characteristics and personalities, making it more interesting to follow their stories and I am very attached to them. Teddy is my favourite.

Enjoyment, 10/10: I love Pui Pui Molcar more than I should. Every episode brings something new and enjoyable, and I'm still not sure how I should feel about that.

Overall, 10/10. It deserves every 10 it gets.