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This season has taken a big difference in warfare for it is positioned in a very dense forest. This part takes place from the usual flatland warfare style and takes its weapons onto the forest, which a certain army in this season will definitely excel. This is also where Shin can stack up reputation with the army he's supporting right now and really show off what he's made for. Character development will take place here and the Fei Xin Force will undergo a transformation, deepening their bonds and Shin's comrades which we all know and love. It hasn't lost its fever and its hype meters ... has never gone down.

Kingdom masterfully navigates complex themes such as politics, warfare, and betrayal, elevating the anime to a level of unparalleled intrigue and depth. Through its intricate storytelling, the series delves into the ruthless world of ancient China's Warring States period, where power struggles and political maneuvering shape the destiny of nations. The portrayal of political intrigue is compelling, showcasing the cunning strategies employed by ambitious individuals vying for dominance. Moreover, the depiction of warfare is both visceral and strategic, highlighting the brutality of battle while also showcasing the tactical genius of military commanders.

Betrayal is a recurring theme in "Kingdom," adding layers of complexity to the characters ... and their relationships. Whether it's allies turning against each other for personal gain or enemies exploiting vulnerabilities within their ranks, the series explores the consequences of betrayal on both a personal and societal level. This exploration of betrayal adds depth to the narrative, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats as they witness the shifting allegiances and hidden agendas of the characters.

Furthermore, "Kingdom" excels in its portrayal of human ambition and the pursuit of greatness. The protagonists, particularly Xin, are driven by a burning desire to rise above their circumstances and leave a lasting legacy. This relentless pursuit of glory leads them into dangerous territory, where they must confront their own limitations and make difficult choices that will shape the course of history.

In summary, "Kingdom" is a tour de force in storytelling, tackling complex themes with nuance and sophistication. Through its exploration of politics, warfare, betrayal, and more, the series offers a gripping and thought-provoking viewing experience that will leave audiences spellbound until the very end.

"Kingdom" stands out for several reasons, making it an exceptional anime series. Firstly, its compelling storyline, set in ancient China's Warring States period, is rich in historical detail and offers a unique blend of intense battles, political intrigue, and personal drama. The character development is another highlight, with protagonists like Xin undergoing significant growth and evolution as they strive for greatness. Additionally, the animation is top-notch, bringing the epic battles and intricate world-building to life with stunning visuals. The series also excels in its ability to evoke emotion, whether through moments of triumph, tragedy, or camaraderie among characters. Overall, "Kingdom" succeeds in captivating audiences with ... its engrossing narrative, well-rounded characters, and breathtaking animation, cementing its status as a must-watch anime for fans of epic storytelling.

If you are a heap of trash and have no desire to change your life for the good, then this show is for you.

It is utterly a wet-dream of one who has gone rabid and horny like a dog that has no other braincells than wanking off his seeds.

This is your horny pipe-dream academia, perfect for people who has erectile dysfunction who can't seem to get off to hentai.

You fight in the name of justice while being horny, is there no other duty more honorable than this? Screw My Hero Academia, screw Fire Force, this is the sh*t.

Don't watch this show unless you are an edgy person that likes to revolve around a main character's struggles.

Why did I give it a 10? Because I like what I see. My tastes are trash to one's eyes but they are my treasure. Like a dog sees a bone compared to gold.

Jaku-Chara is a perfect anime for a tarded Harem fan like me. It's one's different kind of entertainment, especially because it is a slice-of-life high school anime where the main character is lonely with a little bit of edginess and couldn't care less for the social life inside of a high school.

I like it ... because it's like OreGairu, but they are completely different on aspects when it comes to tackling social issues.

OreGairu's Hachiman handles social issues in a pessimistic and self-sacrificial way, while Jaku-Chara tries to improve one's self by being over-the-top cringe-y way that I dang like.

Yes, this is trash-taste approved by me.

It gave me hope and power at the end of the movie. I was grinning to my cheeks like a child. That raw feeling giving you power and hope when you take down overwhelming adversities one by one. Now I know the reason why I love My Hero Academia again.

It captured my heart like Izuku seeing All Might save people. That's how it affected me.



I couldn't give a dang about how anyone says about the overall movie. This is a Shounen that captivated me to feel hope, even at the hardest times. I had fun with the characters and how they interacted.