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Jan 29, 2025
Tokyo Ghoul:re Review
Tokyo Ghoul:re starts off right where Tokyo Ghoul left off, throwing us straight into the aftermath of the intense climax. From the very beginning, the story is packed with twists, like Haise Sasaki actually being Kaneki, which completely changes how we see things. The first few volumes do a great job of setting the tone, introducing both new and old characters, and making sure every character plays a vital role in the bigger picture.
One of the biggest surprises was finding out Amon was still alive—such a hype moment. And when Kaneki finally regains his memories? That scene was just insane. The buildup to
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that moment and the way it was executed made it one of the most unforgettable parts of the series.
The final volumes go all out. First, we get the massive battle, then Kaneki and Touka’s relationship finally moving forward (they get married!), and then Kaneki becoming the Dragon, which was just mind-blowing. Seeing the CCG and ghouls put aside their differences to save Kaneki felt like his dream of coexistence was actually coming true.
As for the villain, Furuta? He was a fantastic antagonist. His chaotic nature made him unpredictable, and he added a unique dynamic to the story. The ending was also incredible—humans and ghouls finally living together in peace. The only mystery? What exactly do ghouls eat now? Guess we’ll never know.
Overall, Tokyo Ghoul:re is a must-read. The story, the characters, and the emotional weight of it all make for an unforgettable experience. It’s got action, tragedy, and some truly powerful moments that make it one of the best manga I’ve ever read.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Jan 29, 2025
Tokyo Ghoul is a fascinating journey that takes its protagonist, Kaneki, from a timid and weak individual to someone truly formidable. His character development is one of the strongest aspects of the story, especially in the manga, where it’s handled with depth and nuance. Unlike the anime adaptation, which fails to do justice to the source material, the manga delivers a proper transformation that feels earned rather than rushed.
The side characters are another highlight. Each of them adds depth to the world, making the story more engaging beyond just Kaneki’s journey. The relationship between Touka and Kaneki is also a well-crafted aspect of the narrative,
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adding emotional weight to the story without feeling forced.
As for the ending, it’s undeniably chaotic, but that’s part of what makes it so impactful. It doesn’t follow a conventional, neatly wrapped-up conclusion—it embraces the chaos that has defined much of the series.
Overall, Tokyo Ghoul (especially the manga) is a gripping story of growth, struggle, and transformation. Just don’t go into it expecting the same experience as the anime—the manga is on a whole other level.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 10, 2025
After finishing Naruto, I decided to give Boruto a shot. I’d heard a lot of people call it terrible, but I figured, for the sake of Naruto, I’d give it a chance. Big mistake. I regret that decision for the rest of my life.
Let’s get one thing straight: Boruto is not like Naruto. While Naruto had a lot of filler, at least some of it was fun or added something to the characters. Boruto’s anime, on the other hand, is just... bad. The fact that nearly 0% of it is considered filler makes it even worse because you’re stuck watching canon episodes that feel pointless
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or poorly written. It drags the legacy of Naruto through the mud, and that hurts as someone who grew up loving the original series.
Here’s the thing—the manga is actually pretty good. It’s not perfect, but it’s way more focused and enjoyable than the anime. The anime just doesn’t do the story justice. It feels like they’re stretching everything out, adding unnecessary content, and losing the essence of what made Naruto great. If you really want to experience Boruto, do yourself a favor and stick to the manga.
If you absolutely have to watch the anime, at least skip everything that isn’t manga canon. Trust me, you’ll save yourself so much frustration. Boruto is not worth the time or effort unless you’re super curious, and even then, you’re better off reading the manga instead. Naruto deserves better, and so do you.
Final verdict: Skip the anime, read the manga.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Jan 10, 2025
Blue Lock Season 2 is here, and it’s just as wild as ever. As someone who watches a lot of football, let me say this upfront: it’s still not even close to realistic football. But honestly, that’s kind of the point. Blue Lock isn’t your typical sports anime about teamwork and heartwarming victories—it’s about ego, ambition, and doing whatever it takes to be the best. And that’s what makes it so different and fun to watch.
The story this season is solid. The matches are intense, and the characters keep getting more interesting. The whole "survival of the fittest" vibe is still there, and it keeps
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you hooked. You never really know what’s coming next, and the way the players clash with each other—both on and off the pitch—is just so entertaining.
Now, about the animation... yeah, this is where people have issues. For me, it was fine. I didn’t mind it too much, but I can see why some fans are bugged by it. The animation doesn’t always match the hype of what’s happening in the story. There are moments where it feels like it could’ve been way better, and if the visuals had been top-notch, this season could’ve hit even harder.
Overall, Season 2 sticks to what makes Blue Lock good: it’s different, it’s dramatic, and it’s not afraid to go all in on its over-the-top concept. If you’re expecting something like real football, you’re not gonna get it. But if you’re into the crazy story and unique vibe, it’s still a fun watch. Hopefully, they improve the animation next time because the series deserves it.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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