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No spoilers. I didn't really like the premise of this show at the start with future diaries on cellphones that cause the user to die when they break. It seemed pretty stupid and unrealistic, but I kept watching since some it had some good reviews and I liked the opening song. Yuki was a pretty dumb character and kinda frustrating to watch at the beginning, but he gets better at the end. Some of the better characters were Yuno and Minene and maybe Akise since they get enough screen time and aren't just randomly forgotten about.

The plot was good at first but slowly gets ... worse as the show progresses. It seemed like they didn't spend enough time writing the story and focused mostly on Yuno. Yuno was a pretty great character throughout the series though and is probably why so many still like this show. The art and sound were also great and kinda reminded me of one punch man, some parts were poorly animated but it wasn't distracting.

You should watch this if you like the premise or the whole yandere thing with Yuno a lot, but the plot wasn't that great and only some characters were fully developed and relatable. There are tons of plot holes so don't try analyzing every detail. The ending was pretty garbage and the only thing that saved it was the OVA Mirai Nikki Redial since at least it had like 30 seconds of a proper ending.

Some scenes were done really well but some parts weren't very interesting or didn't really add to the plot at all. I had high hopes that this show would be good since its opening was definitely the best one I've ever seen, but it tended to try a little too hard to be edgy and was a little predictable or unorganized at times. You'll probably enjoy this if you're new to anime, but if you've seen a lot, you might not appreciate the plot or characters in this show since other shows have much better execution. If you want yandere though, there's not really any other show that does it better than this one.

I'm not really sure how to rate this, some parts of the plot were fantastic, but some parts were pretty bad. It wasn't consistently mediocre or great, and I don't want to give a bad rating just because some of it was disappointing.

This is a recap of the whole Toradora show and is not the same as the special episode Toradora!: Bentou no Gokui or the Toradora!: SOS! shorts.

I've only watched this without subs, and it seemed like a good recap episode even though I couldn't understand it. It was mostly clips from previous episodes and the ending was Kawashima's impressions from when she stayed at Taiga's house during the stalker arc.
The unsubbed version is pretty hard to find since it only comes with the Toradora portable visual novel, and no fansub groups are planning on subbing this, so I doubt a subbed version will come out ... soon.

Currently my favorite show, no spoilers in this review. Be sure to check for after credits since two or three episodes have some short scenes. The last episode has an after credits scene and I think that many people disliked the ending because they missed it.

I started hating some of the characters at the beginning, but those characters quickly became my favorites as they developed. All the characters were realistic to an extent and had fantastic development throughout the story. You won't regret watching this if you've liked other romcoms or slice of life shows. The ending was satisfying and made Toradora feel like ... a complete and perfectly executed story.

This show is unlike any other I've watched, characters with somewhat ridiculous personalities come together and form a unique and relatable group. Throughout the story each character changes the personalities of others in the group, while maintaining a humorous and light hearted atmosphere that makes difficult situations bearable. Although I wish there was more content, this anime did not leave me feeling empty inside, unlike other shows, when it was over. Few shows have an ending comparable to that of toradora's, leaving no loose ends and providing a definite end to the story.

The soundtrack and op/ed themes were perfect, and the story was unique and not too cliche. The characters felt like those in kimi no na wa: not perfectly realistic but enjoyable in a different way. Thanks for reading