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Fan service and sexualization are pretty common things in anime despite how disgusting of a concept it is... but that does not mean an episode should be produced of content that is essentially hentai. These are supposed to be teenagers attending high school - meaning they're under the age of 18 and this sort of content would be illegal if they were real people. This makes this feel just disgusting and criminal... something that should have never left the drafting stages.

The second half of the episode is really great, featuring a good plot, good animation, and all-around good design. It's really unfortunate that such a ... good half-episode had to be put onto this.

At its core, Jobless Reincarnation is a typical esekai but without the typical "gamer" elements. It's a fantasy world with magic, mana, skill sets, and mythical creatures - but it's self aware. All of this is included not to relate to some video game, rather to build a fantastic world.

That said... I feel as if it has a few issues. Firstly - the main character gets all the girls. Its just annoying to watch this happen in every series, gets annoying after a while. Secondly, Sylph is just forgotten as soon as the anime moves away from her. She was his entire inspiration for picking ... up the job, and yet he doesn't think of her once? Just strange...

If you're looking for a Sword Art Online-esque, feels-good, mindless anime - you've found it.

On its own, there's nothing to write about. Nothing is unique: everything always ends well for the hero, the hero always gets everything he wants and more, there's no real character growth, all the plotlines are pretty predictable, etc etc etc. Despite this... I kept on watching. I didn't keep watching because I wanted to see what happened next, but more because it's great to have on the side to half-watch while you're doing other things.

IIWTTTPUGIAD will not solve all of your life's problems, but it can help remove boredom when ... doing a mindless task. For that, I'd say it's worth a 7/10.

This has to be the most mixed anime I've ever watched. Some characters and scenes are animated absolutely beautifully, others are hideous. Some storylines make you binge the show, others toss you away. It has some memorable moments, and others which are just inspirational quotes seemingly read off of a wall.

The most annoying part for me had to have been the characters. Every character was oblivious to everything going on around them, not knowing what was going on or how to respond. It made me cringe at times because their choices were just so idiotic.

I hate to say this, but I don't really think it's ... anything special. While the music was absolutely beautiful, everything else was just very meh. There's nothing really that stands out about Your Lie In April, it's just a generic anime with a slight twist.

I have to say, this season had me holding very mixed feelings about it all the way through UNTIL the latter half. What started off as another generic, repetitive, and annoying back and forth fight grew into something bigger as the season progressed, giving us the backstory and comeback stories that we really needed. Finally, character growth! Just took almost 2 whole seasons. While I am quite a bit upset at how long it took to finally learn about the characters and see them grow, the way that it was done was almost perfect.

Every plotline is still extremely predictable unfortunately... what you think will happen ... does happen 100% of the time. This had to have been the biggest bummer for me as I love to be surprised when watching an anime... not have the equivalent mind of the writing staff.

This has to be one of, if not the, best animes I've ever watched... although keep in mind that I am a bit biased since it was the first anime about 5 years ago now.

The Devil is a Part-Timer! takes an interesting concept, literal satan coming to Earth and being a nobody, and adds in twists I was not expecting, great humor (I was shocked to hear some of the stuff I did... like Satan claiming a girl had daddy issues), and continuous character development.

I really can't sing my praises enough... if you haven't watched it already then you have to right now. You even ... have the choice of dub or sub with no noticeable changes (as far as I can tell from watching it once each way)... something that I'm really hoping other series will put more effort into and will continue into the second season which is releasing today.

This anime really took the Ghost Stories dub approach of random vulgarity = funny. While it is amusing at first, it gets tiring quick.

The entire series is about a group of students faces with protecting immaturity in a censored Japan, and it's honestly really entertaining in the beginning. As the series progresses... however... it's really just a test of "how absurd do you think the publisher will let us go before we get censored?". It gets infuriating at times and ridiculously slow if you don't have the mentality of a middle schooler because of this.

However, the animation holds up extremely well, everything sounds quite nice, ... and it has its moments. 7/10.

This anime is the definition of mid.

Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop is the most barebones a romantic anime can be. While it features some amazing music lackluster voice acting, horrible animation, and a miserable plot line plagues the movie... and yet I still found myself enjoying it. While it's the most generic love story I've ever seen and appears to be rushed to market, the story holds you in just enough to get you to watch the movie. After seeing the ending I decided I neither loved nor hated the movie, it's just mid.

I am wondering where Netflix outsourced the animation to. This animation ... looks like what happens when you put an anime filter on top of a mass-produced 3D animation... meaning it's watered down, lacks details, and looks bland.

I feel like Kaguya-Sama (Love is War) is the prime example of an overhyped anime. While it's definitely an entertaining watch that's overall pretty good, I really don't think it's deserving of all of the hype. It definitely has its moments but the characters act infuriatingly, the story constantly repeats itself, and there is absolutely zero character growth. It's the equivalent of a show like Big Bang Theory, you can open any point of the season and still be fully capable of watching it because nothing ever happens, it's all just single-episode plot lines with no effect on the long term of the series.

Overall, 7/10.

I have to say, this is probably one of the best endings to a series I have ever seen. While I do believe it should've just been included within the main anime (as the main anime was left without a proper ending), I'm glad that they decided to make this. This ending adds another arc, letting us learn more about the characters and finally wrap up the complex love triangle that exists within the group.

Unfortunately, this ending did not fix one of my biggest issues with this show... the lack of character development within Aoki. Throughout the series his goals, passions, and actions have ... remained constant... almost infuriatingly so.

Despite this, I would have to say that the OVA is a 9/10.