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Note: this will be a review for all the current seasons and movies that have aired up to 2020.

I don't remember how I started watching this, especially since I get scared easily but surprisingly I cried more than I was scared. First of all, I love the story. However, the anime deals a lot with death, loneliness, grief, sadness, heartbreak, love, and goodbyes. I think they do a really good job of keeping it interesting and consistent throughout the six seasons that I have watched.

The main premise is for Natsume to return the names of the youkai in the book of friends, and so ... far there are still a lot of names for him to return, so I'm still looking forward to the upcoming seasons. And so far I love the characters, especially Natsume because he's honestly just one of the kindest, honest, and innocent anime character I have ever met. His pure and kind heart is what I love most about the anime and what makes watching the anime so enjoyable to watch. There is also Nyanko-sensei who sometimes acts cold or selfish, but can be seen at times to be protective and caring of Natsume over time. Honestly, I just really enjoyed the anime, the art, the music, and how it brought up so much emotions out of me.

This anime is bittersweet. While it shows a lot of heart, there are a lot of heartbreak too. This anime focuses on life and death of both humans and youkai, so of course, you would expect a lot of goodbyes, which made me tear up a lot. I give the anime a 9/10, and its now one of my favourite animes.

I don't want to sound biased but Saezuru is the best manga I have ever read. I will literally recommend this to anyone, even if it is yaoi. To start, the story is just intense right off the bat. I wanted to read the manga because I saw the trailer and I was really interested. The first couple chapters had me in shock because I had no idea what was coming, and maybe that's why it's so memorable for me. The art is beautiful too, and I cry everytime I read it. And the characters, I love Nanahara so much, please protect. He is so ... funny and innocent, he is one of my favourite anime/ manga characters. And the two main characters, their love story, changed my life. I have never been so obsessed with their development, because it has been killing me and it still is, because I don't think the manga is even finished yet. Like I said, I cried a lot reading this manga, I absolutely loved it, I felt so much pain and heartbreak, but I also laughed and cried tears of joy. Please I just love them so much and if this doesn't end up as a happy ending, I'll still probably give this a 10/10, because that's how much I love this manga. But I'm still praying for a happy ending, because my heart can't take anymore pain.

It's been a while since I've become attached to an anime and truly loved it. I can't express how watching Daiya changed me. First of all, it's a great sports anime, and you'll grow fond of all the characters, even from other schools. I'm still listening to the opening and ending songs even to this day. I honestly love all the characters and the anime, but I completely understand how some people were frustrated in the main character's development. As of this review, Daiya has 3 seasons, the last season airing in 2019. So I can't wait for season 4 and to see more of ... Sawamura. From what I've seen, a lot of people were upset at the creators for putting Furuya first instead of Sawamura, even though Sawamura is the main character. And I totally understood their frustration because even now, he's still improving and he still makes a lot of mistakes. All three seasons, and Sawamura still hasn't reached his full potential. I personally don't mind because it means that I get to see Sawamura get better and blow the crowd away. And hopefully we see that in season 4. Overall this has become one of my favourite animes and I honestly give it a 9/10.

I wasn't planning on watching this anime, but I somehow finished it and I'm not mad. It's not a favourite of mine, and I would've loved more character development but overall I would say it was okay. The story itself was okay, I wasn't that interested in her journey, but I guess I was curious how it would all play out in the end. You could say that there was a sort of love triangle between them, but then there still wasn't enough development to even call it that. And while there were other characters who were flustered because of her, it just seemed like ... they were doing it just to be nice. No offense. I like the characters but I didn't feel attached to any of them which was a shame. If I had to choose, the OVA definitely had more character development and heart. And I definitely enjoyed it more than the anime. It felt a little dragged near the end, and something still felt missing, but I'm rooting for the characters, so the least I can do is give it a 7/10.