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Gigant may take some chapters to get interesting, yes, but once it gets interesting, it's very very VERY good.

It depicts humanity's nature as no other manga.

What would happen if a random internet site starts granting every wish people desire? Would we have world peace? Good global economy? No more diseases? Of course not. The world would be total chaos.

What would happen if a highschool boy gets the opportunity to know a porn actress? Would he get an autograph or a just a pic cause he's underaged? Of course not.

Imagine a random criminal/serial murder/dangerous person all of sudden saves the earth. Would ... you still hate that person for it's past actions, or would you thank him/her for saving the planet?

Without spoiling, I think some of the best parts are those which have destroyed background due to some kind of monster attack, and people taking photos in front of it, or people using their phone, or going to work/school, completely ignorant about their surroundings. This (and lots of other scenes) show how people (and society itself) don't really care about anything outside their own life.

Is every thing of this completely fucked up? It is. The plot and characters are politically incorrect at it's top, and that's what it makes the story so different.

This manga makes you ask yourself all this stuff, and does it while having amazing Oku drawings all over the place. There are some chapters that have up to 4 double page spreads.

Sex segments are really not that long, those are there just for character development and it's usually 2 pages max without any kind of "hardocre stuff". Fight scenes get repetitive nearing it's end, but it's clearly not the main aspect of the manga.

I loved Oku's work with Gantz and Inuyashiki. Both endings were kinda meh, but I love how he understands society from multiple points of view.

If you are interested in these aspects of the manga, I highly reccomend it. If you are looking for something that involves lots of fighting or sex scenes, I do not.

One episode left, and I feel a little letdown to be honest.

Wonder Egg is visually outstanding, and every single aspect of it is pretty good. Characters are likable, plot is engaging, ost is nice, etc. That is undeniable.

However, I think that the depressive twist was poorly done. Seemed a little rushed to me, and not that impactful. A couple more episodes would've done the trick. I really, REALLY don't know how they are gonna end it in the next episode taking in account the enormous amount of plot points that needs to be adressed in some manner.

First half of the anime is wonderful. Second ... half, lackluster. Not bad, still enjoyable.

Fire Force is a very nice anime to just appreciate amazing visuals and overall action and humor. I think this second season was not as good as the first one, but that's because every original aspect of the series had already been shown. Most episodes follow a guide: Slow beginning with casual jokes and fan service, followed by a weird problem, followed by a fight scene, followed by a conclusion.

Lorewise, Fire Force is just not good. Things don't seem to progress at any time. Main villains never die, and secondary villains always end up dying to showcase a character's new ability or something.

Animation ... is easily the best aspect of the show, and the characters are all very likeable.

This season was easily Haikyuu's worst. It was not bad, but it's just not as good as previous ones. Animation very inconsistent in every episode, super predictable outcomes, new characters got more development than main characters, and even the "good scenes" were just ok. OST and overall pacing very nice tho. Plot was linear as every other sport anime, but some cliffhangers were nicely built.

I really hope that the quality drop happened because of pandemic difficulties, and not for bad resource management. Haikyuu's super high quality was the main reason I started watching it. Let's not forget that the show even delayed.

This vid came out of nowhere, and it instantly became one of my favorite things ever. The animation is incredible, there are so much frames and every single one with astonishing drawings and effects. Expressions, colors, overall direction and music tell complete stories with so little time.

As a Pokémon fan since the Red/Blue/Yellow days, I was almost crying by the end of it. After watching this I started remembering lots of Pokémon memories from my childhood, and that's when you know a nostalgia video was a success.

Now I can't stop watching it, I want a physical version of any kind and 4K release ... ASAP.

I know this won't become an anime of any kind (and if it does, it wont be as pretty), but I don't really think I need one. This was all I needed to see The Pokémon Company really takes in account old fans of the franchise.

Wasn't expecting much after Tri, but this movie blew my mind. There's a brief slowdown at the middle, but the rest is super nice. Every aspect of it.

Almost no new characters, lots of well-placed fan service, incredible animation, music, the plot is very good too and it focuses on only two characters, there's no filler, pacing is good, backgrounds and reall life locations are stunning, etc.

Oh, and you don't really need to watch Tri. In fact, I guess both products were written at the same time with some kind of "Write this without caring about the other" directive. This was REALLY REALLY GOOD, as ... Tri's plot was terrible from the first movie to the last.

If you like Digimon, please watch this movie. IMO is the second best Digimon media after the first Omnimon movie.