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What else can I say about this series besides how amazing it is. Amazing comedy, excellent character dynamics, a well-substantiated power system that works in tandem with the basis of the story. I could have not asked for a much better and well-crafted series like The Greatest Estate Developer (TGED).

Having been released only three years ago as of this review, TGED has done a significant job in cementing itself as one of the best manhwa series to have come out of South Korea in recent years. If I had to summarize the series in one sentence, imagine a series that takes the worldbuilding and city ... development of Tensura, mixed with the comedic nature and timing of Grand Blue and Mashle, along with the similarity of Omniscient Reader (the MC knowing the story of the events that transpire). The author of the original WN has managed to write a story about property and development where the MC is an engineering student and a massive, selfish asshole who wants to live an easy life, and it just somehow works.

TGED is a series that I would highly recommend if you're in need of a fresh take on the "isekai genre", even though it's Korean, or if you need a strong dose of comedy. The faces that many of the characters pull off, especially Lloyd, are what make this series so enjoyable to read.

9/10 for me so far, may change it to 10/10 depending on how the story gets wrapped up.

"I'm over here stroking my dick I got lotion on my dick I'm over here straight stroking my shit, I'm horny as fuck man I'm a freak for real" - me reading this.

Do you ever read an ecchi manga and get blown away by how surprisingly good it is? Do you ever feel like something that was originally meant to be clichéd and NTR in nature just averts your expectations by presenting a story that you instantly click and vibe with the characters and the sex scenes? Well, in this oversaturated landscape that is isekai and fantasy, Isekai Furin is just such a manga ... to do so.

Isekai Furin follows a man who got isekai'd into a fantasy world, y'know, the usual stuff. Goes on a journey with his party, becomes super strong, defeats Demon King, yada yada yada. Ten years after his journey's end, where the story starts, he's settled down and is married to the Princess of the Kingdom and with a kid. It's only after that time does his relationship with the princess becomes strained, he soon finds an outlet in the form of his old party member Luca, and thus sparks a hot and sweaty romantic relationship that is kept hidden from others.

As time progresses, the romantic feelings between Yuta and Luca deepens, and we see the manga explore more about their relationship and their love for each other and what could have been if Yuta didn't choose the Princess in the first place.

The art is good. I have nothing to complain about, besides how some pages are censored and some weren't (it may be due to where I read it online).

The main attraction is the sex scenes. My god they are hot. The sex scenes are amplified by the relationship that these two have with each other. I would advise you to become invested in these characters when you start, as it makes the whole experience of reading this manga all the more better. I'm sat here stroking my dick I got lotion on my dick I'm over here straight stroking my shit. That's honestly how great it is.

I highly recommend you give this a read. It's short, it should only take you around 2 or so hours to complete, but it has my seal of approval. Can't wait to read the sequel!

8/10

There is nothing more sacred in life than oppai. They are the warm and fuzzy pillows you rest your head on for comfort and peace of mind. They are the silky smooth cushions that you wrap your fingers around to fill the empty void within your soul. They are they key to world peace and unadulterated ecchi.

What better way to mix oppai with is with yuri. The two titans of the anime and manga hemisphere being combined as one in this concoction of sweaty and heavy-breathing action that is girl-on-girl love.

A group of artists have come together to show their appreciation for their love of ... oppai in a collection of manga chapters. Collated into an anthology, we are presented with a wide variety of women and oppai as we are presented with the mishaps and stumbling of confessions and yurification of girls, all of which leads to the main attraction of this anthology: the fondling and sucking of bosoms.

There are a few good chapters in this volume, and there are certainly some great panels that make you want to read this with your right hand occupied.

Overall, this is a definite read for you oppai-loving enthusiasts, as you can smash this out in 10-20 minutes.

7/10.

This is a commercial for the upcoming Pokemon World Championships 2023 in Yokohama, Japan that takes place in August, and it's some of the best animation that the franchise has produced so far.

The fights are fluid and quick, the artwork is bright and colorful, the music is fitting to the theme of the video from the opening shot into the building and into the arenas. It makes you want to be there to experience the action.

And of course, the video is packed full of references. So anyone with a keen eye and knowledge of the series could spot out some of the finer details ... that have sneakily been put in.

Certainly a short that you can't miss out on.

Overall score: 7/10.

If there was an anime that you would describe as a "quality shitpost", then this anime would fit that definition perfectly.

Musabi Daibakuhatsu is a short film which entails fighting between a bunch of characters. The animation is quite good, despite it being roughly drawn, but that's not where the charm of this anime lies.

What makes this a quality shitpost is the sound design. I don't want to ruin the surprise as to why I gave this an 8/10, but all I can say is that there is a lot of laughing, screaming, and yelling involved.

I implore you to watch this. You will get a kick ... out of watching this.

Hot Minute: Aggretsuko is a short one-minute-long episode released onto the hottopic YouTube channel back in 2017.

In this video, Aggretsuko is given 60 seconds to answer a bunch of quickfire questions, which in typical Aggretsuko fashion mostly consists of the stuff she enjoys doing, and all the complaints she has about her work and her irritating coworkers.

I recommend this short as you can easily knock this out in one minute. This is just extra content for the series that anyone who enjoyed the main TV/Netflix series will like as well. Perhaps you could call this episode 100.5?

6/10

Kotoura-san was one of the first shows that I watched when I joined MAL. It was wholesome, cute, and Haruka is clearly best girl. Years later, I finally decided to read the manga, hoping to experience the same joy I had back in 2018, but alas is the struggle of finding translated volumes online, for there is only one volume available for us to read.

The manga is simple, as it's 4-koma, and the artwork is basic at best. For what was compiled in a volume, each chapter is a collection of these 4 panel pages, where each page has 8 panels, or two 4-koma chapters ... stitched together.

The story is simple, as it focuses on Haruka as she struggles to open up and make new friends as she's an esper.

After giving it some thought, you may as well just watch the anime as I believe it covers more of the source material than what's currently available.

Overall, a 6/10, still waiting for someone to pick this series up and translate it. You can read what's available within 30 minutes or so.

What can I say except how amazing the remake has been. This season may have not been as action-heavy and climactic as the previous season, but this season has primarily been building up to what's probably the best part of the OVA: Operation Ragnarok.

Because this season is primarily dialogue, we have very few action scenes. The couple that we do get is the conclusion to Fortress vs Fortress fight in episode one, and the opening battle of Operation Ragnarok between Iserlohn Fortress and Reuenthal's fleet. Both fight scenes are amazing, which shows to go how far CG has come when it comes to space ... battles (same quality as Yamato 2199's fights).

Regardless of the minimal space fights, the art and animation still shine brightly. We get some (questionable) character designs, but the artwork is still fantastic nonetheless. The series benefits from the movie-level quality of animation, and I pray that I.G. continues adapting the series, as next season will deliver on the best the series has to offer. Everything will pay off in the following 12 episodes next season.

Having read the novels and seen the OVA (like most of us here, presumably), the story and characters are obviously a 10/10. I have nothing else to say about that.

Overall enjoyment of this season: 9/10.

Gift nor Art is a techno synth song by Hatsune Miku and Tripshots, and it's by far one of my all time Hatsune Miku songs that she has released so far. It's definitely the best techno MV I've seen that's an entry on MAL (so far, as of writing this I've seen every MV before this was released).

The song has a really good beat, the lyrics from the vocaloid isn't jarring like many of her other songs. It's definitely a song I would blast out loud in my car.

The visuals aren't too bad either. Whilst HM's body model hardly moves and looks slightly weird with ... the CG, the special effects for the video make up for it as it matches the theme of the song.

Overall, a good song to listen to.
7/10.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the anime's premier, Pierrot has released a compilation AMV of the highlight moments from Naruto and Shippuuden, with all of the scenes redrawn to modern day quality (regardless of the lack of quality from Boruto). And boy is it nice to see the series again after finishing the series a long time ago.

Having touched up all the scenes, along with the much faster pacing and with my recollection of everything that happened in Naruto, it's safe to say that many of the fights in this video are better than what they were in the actual show.

The animation is ... obviously much better. Hearing the openings again is nostalgic and great. And re-living the events of the show makes me appreciative of all the time that I spent binge watching the show.

I find it really convenient that they left out all the anime filler, makes the whole experience of this video better and less dreadful compared to all 720 episodes.

7/10