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May 10, 2021
I watched Classroom Crisis a total of two times. The first time, I rated the show a 10 and the second time I affirmed that I made no mistake in my score choice. I understand that this show's major appeals are not for everyone, but this show deserves more recognition as it is able to accomplish creating such a satisfying story in 13 episodes.
Here are things I love about the show in no particular order:
I love the main character, Nagisa Kiryu, and his development throughout the show. His character is so refreshing to see in the midst of every beta male MC that is common
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in modern anime. I love the rest of the cast, and although I may forget about them more easily than others, the A-TEC team has a lovable family atmosphere that I enjoy.
I love the OST, especially in hype moments, I find myself getting immersed and tapping my foot along with the catchy beat.
I love the themes this anime covers, though not for everyone: Engineering, Politics, Business, Revenge, Self-discovery. Maruto Fumiaki, who had a great hand in the writing of this show, is my favourite writer in the industry and I feel like he's just getting started in his hopefully long career. I love the story because revenge, coming of age, teamwork, and goal-driven plotlines are what I yearn for the most. I love how, the story ends as it leaves on a good note, with major conflicts resolved and only leaving very minor things open for interpretation, possibly in hopes for a season 2.
I will definitely rewatch this show again, as I do with all my 10s, in the near future. This show was a roller-coaster ride of emotions that I am always down to ride again.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Sep 13, 2017
It has been 5 years since I watched gigguk's review on bake/nisemonogatari which ultimately got me into the monogatari series. I liked this series a lot when I first watched it as a newcomer to anime. Now, after rewatching the entire series, I have come to love it. These 3 final arcs are truly the end to the end, the "owari" to the "owari" to a beautifully written "monogatari".
I am proud to say that all mysteries are uncovered, no holes are left unfilled and they wrap up the franchise perfectly with a little bow. It gives that uplifting feeling that everything is over, all
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the struggles and conflicts the watcher (myself) faced with Araragi and co in his final year of high school is all over. Yet, I feel like I will miss the feeling, the moments, and memories because not all was bad in Araragi's trek to "ending his adolescence". For example, he met, probably, the BEST HAREM IN ALL OF ANIME, with him sitting on top of the throne. Along with it comes highlights of memes/fanservice that is hilariously entertaining and creates moments that I will forever search back on youtube.
**RAMBLING START**
In the end, from saving other people he has learned to save himself. Araragi (my boy), Oshino Meme (my dude), Hanekawa (i loved how multidimensional her character was [in more ways than one ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)]), Senjougahara (Undisputed best girl), Mayoi (i need this loli in my life), Nadeko (despite the hate, her story was probably the most interesting), Kanbaru (where can i buy a kouhai like her), Karen and tsukihi (i loved every moment they were on screen), Ononoki (yeah peace peace!), Sodachi (I wish you had more screen time), and OF COURSE MY FAVOURITE CHARACTER IN ALL OF MONOGATARI:
SHINOBU OSHINO aka Kiss-shot-acerola-orion-heart-under-blade-chan.
I love you so much, everything you have been through to get to where you are this point, I give the utmost respect you fucking 500 year old loli.
**RAMBLING END**
Thank you so much Monogatari, thank you so much Nisio Isin, thank you so much ANIME.
I may have rambled and stuttered (kamimashita!) but it wasn't on purpose because I'm literally in tears as I see the credits roll down. This was a hell of a ride and I'm truly glad I gave this series a chance!
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Mar 25, 2017
"Yamada-kun and the seven witches" was one of the first mangas I ever read back in the day, and because of it, I was mostly up to date and waiting for chapters weekly just became a chore along the way. Three to four years have passed since then and I recently found out that it was finished. Out of a recommendation from a friend I decided to pick it up again from the start and finish it until the end.
All I can say about this manga is that it really understands how high school stories should be done. When I was first reading it,
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my main problems of the series is that it felt like it was going to fall into the endless trap of being a generic slice of life gag story that relied on the gimmick of the "Witches".
Instead, this "gimmick" was used to bring out some of the aspects I yearn for in manga such as, immense character development, and bringing out a story of a life I can look back to with bittersweet memories. In other mangas, high school life seems more of just a convenient setting for easy situations. However, in this manga, high school felt like it was a story of change, and making relationships with people you will still remember 11 years into the future. To conclude, Yamada-kun and the seven witches is about a delinquent who enrolls into a high school that will change his life. But after reading this manga, I feel like this synopsis doesn't do the manga any justice:
Yamada-kun and the seven witches is about a delinquent who changed the lives of others. The story brings upon the casual comedy, intricate romantic and bromantic relationships to create a dramatic yet fulfilling ride through an extraordinary take on a coming of age story set in high school. After a satisfying conclusion to a series that has been nurtured for five years, I almost teared up a bit after realizing that there would be no more. Thank you Yamada, it was fun to be with you along your stupid antics along the years you spent in this manga.
I look forward to the day I take the time to reread this series again!
P.S. I wrote all of this right after finishing the manga. Most of the things I said may be glorified and I can't say for sure if you should trust me or not. Looking back at the manga, I do not regret any second of reading it because of the enjoyment it brings and I think this is enough of a motive to make this manga recommendation.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Oct 15, 2016
I know a lot of people say to read the manga because it's "better", but it's for good reason.
People who haven't read the manga may see us as some original source elitists, but you will never be able to experience everything the mangaka had to offer and his style of writing drama, through an the anime that plows through entire arcs within episodes.
The manga was like a roller coaster of feels that spanned through years of years of Haruto's life. However, the anime is just like a compiled highlight reel of all of that, and because of it, the effect is not as great.
Kimi no
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iru machi is a manga that a lot of other "romance" and "harem series don't really like to go through. It goes through relationships and breakups until he finds the one who he really feels that completes his life. This is shown through spanning arcs in the manga and you can really feel the sense of living his life as he goes through highschool, moving, graduating, and then living on his own.
Sadly, the anime only has 12 episodes and it becomes difficult to capture that sense of time passing by.
Finally, I'm not saying NOT to watch the anime, but it would be great if you all gave the manga a chance. I've read the manga twice and it made go through a variety of emotions and sometimes making me flip tables literally xD. I feel like it would be fun to share that same experience, so that's why I took the time to write this up!
Happy reading everyone!
Thanks,
-morekawaiipls
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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