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We always have to say goodbye to everything.

Pokemon is the best thing that happened to me. Since I was a child, the impact of this show has been consistently high. I remember those beautiful days when I was still a kid excited to watch Pokemon the first thing in the morning, savings all of my little allowances from school to buy a Pokemon toy and cards. Even after how many years, I was in high school I keep playing Pokemon from my friend's console. Now that I am a fully grown adult, everything related to Pokemon is making me happy.

The journey of Ash, Pikachu, and ... the whole gang are just feel-good stories to be seen. I enjoyed this last season of Pokemon anime where Ash is the main character. This boy has his ups and downs in each region. I swear, it is hard to pick my favorites from each anime season as all of them are my faves. The battles, Pokemons, friendship, and all are super duper great.

Thank you for being such a wonderful part of my life forever. Pokemon, I wanna be the very best like no one ever was.

All hail, the best anime of the year!

For almost a decade, one of "big three" has finally came back with its arc finale. What else to say, every episodes is superb! It still have the impact and entertainment value that I've felt years ago. A Thousand Years Blood War Arc is something that has too many stories to tell and all of it are worthy to be tackled. The one thing I love bleach is that it has an abundant variety of characters that has definetely something big to offer to the story.

The only time that Ichigo literally shine from this season is during the ... last episode since it was all about his families' history. But the rest of the episodes has been well driven by notable characters such as Old Man Yama and Retsu Unohana. I am anticipating more revalations from the anime and hoping that they will not let the fans feel disappointed. There's nothing more to say and I just love that Bleach comeback is being consume by a lot of fans and non-fans on today's generation. Let's meet again on its next season. Happy New Year everyone!

For a special episode, this is a great one!

The Distant Blue Sky is a good title for Ash making a good friends with Haruto who is a living ghost. I'm loving the short yet heartwarming scenes of the characters. The way Ash cried after eating his Mom's croquettes proves that he was sad about what happened to Haruto. Ain't gonna complain about anything since this special episode is indeed a masterpiece enough. Love it!!

This also brings back the Kanto feels from the first season, the way Ash just started out his journey to becoming a Pokémon Master. And now, coming back to the present anime ... series, he is already a World Champion who beat several powerful trainers all around the world. I am happy to see this major improvement after plenty of years. Yet, I am not ready to bid farewell to both Ash and Pikachu and the rest of the characters from the anime as it is already announced that a new Main Character is set to represent the Pokémon franchise in the upcoming season that will take place in the Paldea region.

A lot of things happened and I'm all for it.

Never in my wildest dream that I'm expecting that this is the last Pokémon anime with Ash/Satoshi as the main character. Throughout the series, there are too many theories and speculations but I used to take it as a joke, not until it became real. As someone who's been a fan of the franchise since the day I first watched this on our local television channel, watching the end is too much for me. I know that they're not yet released the final set of the last episodes which highlights the farewell of Pikachu and Ash, ... but thinking about it was already been a sad one for me.

Going back to this season, one thing is for sure; it's hard to love Goh as compared to the companions of Ash from the previous seasons. It feels like, the franchise somehow switch Goh as the MC instead of Ash. It's a refreshing idea since they give plenty of screen time to another character but it became too much to handle. I remember when Goh catches Suicune and the fandom lost their patience. One of the legendary beast trio has fallen into the hands of a new trainer, Goh. However, as time passed by, I tend to understand and change my hatred for Goh since I realized, Goh is like us all when we play various Pokémon games. We never missed the chance to catch all the Pokémon that we see, compile them in our Pokédex, or use it against battles.

Honestly, they miss the chance to introduce a new Eeveelution to the audience. Koharu's Eevee has been a rare one and most of us are hoping to finally welcome a possible new tying evolution. On the other hand, I didn't understand why some hated Koharu/Chloe for some reasons. The girl is such a cutie and has pure love for Pokémon with her innocent approach to everything.

The best thing about this season is the several reunions between Ash and his old Pokémon and friends, as well as the World Championship battles. These were the highlights that I surely adore that much. Every single time that a familiar and memorable character appears on an episode, I can't help but always put a smiling face throughout the scenes. And finally, our boy has been crowned as the World Champion after all the journeys he has been through. The one thing that I feel disappointed about is once again, the franchise miss the chance of letting Ash strongest from each region compete in the final round against Leon/Dante.

With all things said, I am ending the anime with a happy heart that after all these years, Ash and Pikachu have been the very best and climb their way to the top with plenty of adventures and lessons they acquired from traveling in different regions. Pokémon Journeys was a great season and did an amazing job of setting the mood of saying goodbye to the characters that engraved impact on our lives. A big thank you to Ash, Pikachu, Team Rocket, and all of the humans and Pokémon presented in this anime for being my source of happiness for more than two decades. I love you with all my heart! I wanna be the very best and I'm gonna catch them all!

A comeback season indeed. I've been a fan of the anime since its tv debut but to be honest, most of the episodes aren't that memorable that is also I guess the reason why it was still an underrated show for me.

But this season was wonderful. Bringing back the protagonist into the dungeon with a new bunch of skilled friends. I totally enjoyed the flow of the story from this season. Creative visuals of monsters/antagonists, the new addition of characters with cool designs, and interesting plots.

Before the ending, I am consecutive on giving the first ten episodes a rating of 9/10 but I realized that ... this season deserves a perfect score since it brings back the same kind of feeling that I felt during the first season, with a much better anticipating for the second part of the season.

An ONA that is exactly my type; fun and entertaining. As an avid fan of MHA, waiting for the sixth season was too hard but this saves me time to optimize and offer a good kind of vibes from the tense fighting scenes in the original story. The overpowered baseball game was wholesome and hilarious. I also like that the animators decided to give the full screentime to the supporting characters during the baseball episode.

The Mr. Smiley episode was on another level of taking laughter into power. It’s an amusing glimpse to witness that characters like Bakugo and Endeavor are laughing out loud. Boku no ... hero is incomplete without showcasing Deku’s kindness that utilizes to overcome a conflict situation. He’s so cute and sincere that made him one of my favorite anime characters of all time.

Both Season 5 ONAs, Hero League Baseball, and Laugh! As if You are in Hell, succeeded in bringing an impressive entertainment factor to someone who misses the fun moments from the anime. Can’t wait for the next season!

It feels good to see once more where the story of Sword Art Online took place. The beginning is always the most iconic. To survive and acquire freedom from being trapped in the game world, players must put an end to the game monsters throughout the 100’th floor. Such a creative basis of the story deserves to catch one's attention. Despite the hate that this anime is getting from a lot of the people on the internet, I don’t care anymore because I know that there are still plenty of viewers who enjoyed every series that the anime has to offer, just like me.

In this ... movie, to witness Asuna leading the whole show is such a refreshing sight. I considered her to be one of my favorite anime girl characters who possessed the qualities of being strong and charming at the same time. Her point of view in this movie was well emphasized. She was introduced as someone who felt the pressure of things from the real world and happened to find its stress reliever playing video games.

This movie is great for someone who wants to reminisce and feel the nostalgia vibes of the past. Also, it will lead you to answer some questions you had before. In short, watching this movie helps you understand the concept and dialogue from the first season. Misumi’s character plays a huge role from Asuna’s perspective. I understand that the ending resulted in Asuna’s choosing to follow Kirito over rejoining Mito’s party. In life, it is hard to bring back the same kind of energy to someone who hurt you even if it is unintentional.

Overall, the Progressive movie was able to take me back to the root cause of SAO’s plots and managed to offer an enjoyable film as an avid fan of the anime. I’m also looking forward to the movie’s sequel and hope to see it in theaters this time.

One of the most unexpectedly disappointing sequels in anime. Season 1 was badass and remarkably good but this season is the exact opposite. I can’t help but feel bored. The storyline lacks uniqueness and consistency, which affects the viewers’ enjoyment of watching. From the pushy harem-like MC, the cliche power of bonds and friendship as the source of power, and the way they solve the plot without any form of creativity that will make one’s awe in amazingness. I was intrigued by how they managed to escape inside the labyrinth in a single episode with an ordinary getaway solution. I also don’t feel like the ... antagonists are doing their roles as villains.

Anyways, I guess the only time I enjoyed this season is when Kizuna showed up and was introduced as the newest side character. I like her charm and design which was pretty common yet visually great. I hope that the third season will make up for the drought that the 2nd season brought to me.

A feel good light action-comedy show that is definitely one of the best anime aired this year. Spy x Family manages to be consistently great on bringing thrill pack agent adventures, comedic vibes, and lots of nice stuff ever since its pilot episode.

My favorite thing about this anime is that even with only a few main and supporting characters, they can fulfill the whole show. Anya literally made her own trademark in the anime world, by bringing an impact of cuteness to a whole new level. Lloyd and Yor also have a promising and memorable role in the story which has a very interesting storyline ... to offer.

Excited for part 2 this coming October. As for the trailer, I'm sensing a level up action scene on facing the antagonist of this show. Let's go!

A perfect portrayal of the human and Pokemon relationship in the past. I just love how calming and at the same time intense the storyline of this mini-series is. Alec was a timid young individual but after meeting Zorua, who later became his long-distance friend, he grows with a heart for Pokemon unlike the older people in his village. At some point, when Alec became an adult who treats Pokemon with care, he manages to be courageous and be the stepping stone for his fellow villagers to open up their hearts to these Pokemons.

It was a short yet captivating animation specially for those who play ... the game. I wish they lengthen the duration of each episode and hope to see things like this in the near future.

My only craving from this is I want Alec to catch or battle at least one to two Pokemon. Pokemon anime isn't complete without catching and battling. Nevertheless, it was still a cute and well-executed show for Pokemon fans out there!