Dimension W is definitely one of the most original sci-fi animes I've seen in a while. The core concept of the fourth dimension, named W, as well as the resulted technology is all cohesive, well developed and just simply cool. I personally really like the character design and the action sequences. My one criticism is that it's only 12 episodes long. I think the show would benefit more if given more screen time to introduce all characters and build them properly.
Story: 8/10
The ideas were all there, and they were great. We follow Kyoma, our coil-hating protagonist living in a coil powered world. Through the show's
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Feb 11, 2019
All Rounder Meguru
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All Rounder Meguru is a niche piece of work. Whether you enjoy it or not depends on your interest in MMA. As an enthusiast, I found this manga super informative and accurate. I feel like I'm appreciating the sport in a whole new light.
Story (9/10): The plot is very simple and straight forward, much similar to other sport animes. We follow our protagonist on his journey of bettering himself. What makes the story great for me is how closely it follows real-life MMA. The fights are vivid, real and exciting to read despite all the technicalities. Art (10/10): As expected from Endo Hiroki, the art is ... 
Feb 10, 2019
OVERALL: 9/10
Gungrave has some of the best writings I've ever come across in anime, thanks to its carefully constructed character development, neatly paced across 26 episodes. Underneath all the gang violence & vile/bizarre monsters lies a touching story about family, friendship and love. If you're looking for a mature, challenging anime, rather than quick action-packed mafia flicks, don't be thrown off by the MAL score. This story has so much to offer. STORY: 10/10 Gungrave follows the lives of Brandon and Harry from their teens until their 40s. At its core, the story is about their entwined bond. Both characters are well developed, each driven by their ... |
