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Campfire cooking is one of those anime where it fulfills what it needed to fulfill.

It starts of as your generic isekai, but eventually branches off as something different, and by that and the title, I mean cooking, and lots cooking.

Story and characterwise are nothing too amazing, but definitely works with how the show is delivered. It doesn't exceed the exceptional, but nonetheless is good.

Music was really good too, and of course, mappa, the animation was on the spot. The food especially, looked so good you'll be wanting to eat as you watch the show.

Give it a go. It's nothing crazy but in my honest ... opinion, and the food alone, it's definitely worth the watch. Now excuse me, cause im hungry af

Berserk of Gluttony is one of those stories where it is filled with power after power fantasy which eventually extends into numbers after numbers of power level.

Anyways, this one is a good read. Storywise, character wise, artwise is good, but of course, do not expect masterclass writing when it comes to the plot and characters. It is a manga that you can enjoy while it lasts, sufficient enough that some may some to call it amazing, and personally speaking, I won't and can't judge them as in a way, I could relate too.

If your onto power fantasy, such as orv, solo leveling, etc, give the ... manga a shot.

Oh and there's a manhua remake of this as well. Perhaps give that a shot too!

Definitely an 8/10.

Ah so we have arrived at the second movie of the progressive and as a sequel, it was amazing. I'll be writing this in an anime-only perspective with no spoilers and disregarding changes made from the novels.


A mix and match is what could simplify the movie in simple words. Furthering, what I meant is that the movie offers the entire genre list of SAO, make it extremely intriguing and engaging, focusing on a single genre, for example romance first, a build up, then comes the action. This was very well done and gives the audience a sense of anticipation on what is to come, and ... lets them relive the moments we had failed to see in the original SAO.

Storywise, it was pretty calm throughout and not as heavy, focusing more onto the slice of life side of the show, then bumps into the climax, that is the boss fight. In general, you won't expect extreme plot from the movie, and rather receive a heartfelt, nostalgia and a worthy buildup and the end. Some may not like a slower pace but logically speaking no one loves to see swords swinging all the time.

Animation, voice acting, soundtrack as usual were top notch. Nothing much to really talk about here since SAO never suffers from such and thank god A-1, Yuki Kajiura and the VAs for that.

And let's not forget our main characters and sides which also contributed a lot to the enjoyment and seeing them develop and for the new ones make their place in the show was great.

All in all, it's an amazing sequel. Now is it perfect? Personally, its a no. Perfection is a bit too far fetched for now, and I believe that the movie have served its purpose which is to entertain its audience but again, that's up to your judgement. A 9/10 for me.

Just watched this at the cinema today, and boy it was a ride.

To start off, well, every one of the girls shone, and had their own piece of the pie on the story, and for themselves and their simps, too. Generally speaking, the movie wasn't biased and lets the viewers enjoy their picks, that is until the dust settles and then coming down to the winner, which of course, I wouldn't spoil.

Storywise, it was great, lighthearted at times, but gets serious when needs to be. Now, it could've been better, but honestly, it can be easily overlooked due to how some scenes were able to ... immerse the viewers, whether the maidenless behaviour, or to boo. Very well done pacing too. Some thought otherwise, but you'll have to remember that this is a movie, not a series.

Next, animation and soundtrack. Beautiful, nothing else to say, see it for yourself. High effort by the studio, and don't forget the voice actors/actresses, thank you.

To conclude, just watch the movie. Sure it had areas, scenarios where it could have been executed better, or have taken a different route with same outcome, but honestly, if you've watched s2 and loved it like I did, or even a maximum of 6-7 on your rating, depending on how high you rate shows of course, I don't see a reason not to watch this amazing finale to the series.

Oh and those hating or giving garbogo rating just cause your best girl did not win, please stop and touch grass.

There's really nothing much about except that if you've watched season 2 then go ahead and watch season 3. And if you had not watched season 1 then go ahead and watch it.

Anyways, i think this season really excels into making in the progression of the relationship between our two main characters, to be of phenomenal. Although we had been constantly, slowly exposed into the progression back in season 2, season 3 on the other hand takes that matter into a higher level yet keeping the precision of not simply exposing the progression for the sake of progression.

Every episode so far just manages to hit ... the peak of wholesomeness, its actually insane.

Overall a big fat 10/10. It's sad that it's shadowed behind mainstream shows this season cause this show my guy is an absolute banger.

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Short review, well if you even call this a review.

I believe there's a limit on how much you can use the same trope over and over again and frustrate the watchers.

Btooom is one of those animes where the concept is well plotted despite it being rather simple. Now the problem is that the 'rape' trope being so overly used that it's just irritating to keep watching any longer. They bring out the same shit over and over and over again, for what ever reason when you can use a different approach to progress the story.

And also the MC is dense as hell, like ... i literally can't relate to him one bit. Although the last few eps is when he finally realizes that he's naive and undergoes some progression, it still doesn't erase the fact that how he was in 80% of the show

Now to the positive sides. Despite feeling uneasy about the trope used and the MC as I just said, I still had the urge to finish the show, which I believe shouldn't be the case when you already did not like how the show was taking its turn (well usually you would just drop it right?).

The art and sound are also both pretty good, well since it's Madhouse, there's no need to talk about that really.

And finally the concept. This is what i believe greatly boosted my ratings up to atleast 6. The use of only bombs in a battle royale type of feat survival game or whatever you wnna call it, is pretty genius and intriguing tbh. The simplicity of the sonar + bombs, simple but still manages to bring out what it needs to.

Really just hoped that it was written better.

Ah yes Shadows House, one of the most underrated animes of spring 2021. I'll keep this review as short as possible.

First off, i think that this show is a must watch. With it's unique story, shadows house manages to keep you intrigued the whole 13 episodes without once feeling bored, to the limits that you would feel every episode to be 5 minutes long its crazy.

Animation and art wise, it's really good aswell. Animation stayed constant throughout the entire 13 episodes. Art is pretty too, character design was beautiful, nothing generic. In terms of sound, it's amazing. Of course don't expect an aot or fate ... ost level it's still amazing nonetheless.

Characters were nice despite it being 13 episodes. Our main characters aren't bland and has sets of personality that are again, nice.

Flaws that i have with the series has got to be the last 3 episodes which were pretty rushed, though there's more, i'll keep it at that to avoid any spoilers.

Overall, it's a very solid 8/10. Would have given a 9 if it wasn't for the above flaws that i have stated. Just watch the gaddamn show, if u loved promised neverland, you'll definitely love this one too.