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Not too many reviews but got to give my opinion.

Up to date on anime, near up to date on manga.

So this is a grand scale mission which would fall in mid season 5. on a story where they cooperate to locate and stop a faction of individuals which i find oddly mirrors what is happening in the anime at the time. Nothing too deep or groundbreaking.

The art especially n the earlier part of the movie was a bit crude and even more cartoonish that usual. mostly for comedic effect but didn't feel right. however there were a few fast paced chase and combat scenes ... that were animated, especially saving it for the last assault, where they pulled amazing animation and beautiful art .

Characters were focusing on the 3 promoted Deku, Bakugo and Todoroki but that was clear, but with plenty of other heroes shown. Introduced a new character that would be with Deku through the movie, which was found to redeem himself throughout. The characters that stood out most to me however were the sub-villains. Very impressive quirks, character design and really boosted the movie in my opinion.

Overall it felt like a side story but was generally just good. Not amazing, not too exciting or a must-see just a good side story event with good evil organisation enemies.

So I have just finished this series and would have to say it was an interesting ride. You can argue the story doesn't progress far in terms of the show's goals but I would say it was a nice ride and if anything gains interest in the manga.

To talk on the reviewed points. The story starts following somewhat of a main character, his interest of rugby... or if anything interest of tackling. The story then slowly expands on the members of the team instead of the small few and them bettering themselves and growing in foals and skills. A review made a clear point ... to say you see the build up to the start of the challenges (in terms of competitions) but still a fulfilling story.

The art took a few episodes to adjust to, the variety of buff builds was weird but eventually it grew on me. Animation in my opinion was good, but they really put a great deal of work into clashes and tackles.

The characters, how to say. As mentioned before it starts focus on a small group mainly 4 or 5 characters but as episodes go on you see the focus on the team and you get to learn some things about the other members, while not fully fleshed out you get some nice side stories and interactions. Sure only a few characters are memorable by name mentioned alone, but you do feel you get to understand them all working together if not some of their personal lives, stories or hangups.

I would say this show was very enjoyable. It starts a bit slow at first and not that interesting but as the team starts to train and develop themselves the show starts to take on a much more enjoyable feel and as you get more and more character development. I started the show with almost no knowledge of rugby and while I finished with some VERY basic knowledge of the rules I think this was still an enjoyable anime and worht watch to try a new sports anime, maybe not the most dedicated rugby fan might love it but I am sure all can find some value in it.

So this show how to put it, it's not the most outstanding anime, typical animation, moe style anime but worth a watch.

The story is somewhat typical a girl joins a club for table tennis and turns out to have a skill with it. She slowly improves and joins the team to help win tournaments, nothing too special there. Characters as well are standard school girl anime.

What does give this show some redemption is the animation. The animation does come through in some of the tense ping pong matches which if you do like some sports anime or even something competitive can get you gripped. ... They only get better as the show goes on, especially in the last few episodes where they are finally challenged by another school.

In all it is a pretty average show, but if you are open to some nice animation and whether or not you like ping pong or not I would say to give this show a watch. If you make it through all the hearts and "doki doki" which is referred to SO MUCH you can find a nice little show to geth you through.

This is an example of don't judge an anime by its cover. The light colours and relaxed depiction of the poster is just not like the anime at all.

It is a crazy constantly emotion and drama fueled slice of life comedy with the most expressive characters I have seen yet. 3 Girls having their typical club where they are to just be doing past time games, just ends with many random scenarios

The animation is brilliant and shines when it comes to the characters personalities. The darker the emotions the better the animation. This show will have you laughing and is definitely worth ... a watch if you're into random humour

Right, so my second attempt at a review, so bear with me.

So this is the second series of NEw Game. Same great cast, back again.
This is just a continuation of the first season, they are all back for their next project. In terms of development, characters haven't necessarily matured, but some have found new positions in the company and so need to take on new roles and responsibilities. But this is generally the same as the first as I have said.

The art is just as Moe' and colourful, if not even brighter than before.

If you haven't seen the first season of this ... series would definitely say to watch it. No real difference but would add a bit more depth and history to the characters and how they interact with one another. Otherwise you could actually just start with this season and pick up or at least understand what is going on.

Overall would say 8/10 *(As of episode 5) It is just a nice chill, wind down anime. Easy to watch and digest. usually the same 2 halves each episode. 1 minor task or story and then another part of the day. before you know it, Ed is rolling through.

This would be my first review so forgive me.

Right, so let's jump in with the plot. I watched this in the Japanese version. The story itself was not related to any of the current series, but more after the events of the original series. The story itself didn't make a great deal of sense to me, but I had watched the final part in English also and they seem to be a lot of dialogue change to fit the English story, o it may have a slightly different story depending on the language.

the animation is amazing, and a mix of 2 and 3d, with ... a lot of effects used for duels themselves. beautiful.

The characters are from the original series and set a bit later, IT was great hearing the original characters voices in the English version (I did not watch the show in Japanese and so can't compare). But Kaiba is the star of the show, Back bigger, badder and with awesome new tech.

Overall this is a nice watch for fans of the original series definitely. MAybe not the story, but to relive some nostalgia when you see and hear the original cast again. See some awesome animation and slight evolution of even some classic cards and the main characters alike. So if you're a fan of the old show, give it a go