The Great Cleric – Episode 1
Having committed the ceremonial lowering of the bar that’s required before watching the average seasonal isekai, I would like to report that this premiere is….fine.
Having committed the ceremonial lowering of the bar that’s required before watching the average seasonal isekai, I would like to report that this premiere is….fine.
It really does take skilled creators to effortlessly depict characters going through internal struggles, which makes it so satisfying whenever good things happen to them.
Undead Murder Farce is the highlight of the season: a bleakly humorous, action packed period romp with a lot to say about westernization in Meiji Japan featuring two unholy messes in witty repartee.
The animation choices really sucked out whatever charm the original source material might’ve had.
A better production might have elevated it to the heights of “lower tier acceptable shounen rom-com.”
For a show about sweets, the whole thing is awfully flavorless.
A potentially interesting thread is buried in a premiere that’s otherwise crass, silly, and dumb as bricks.
Am I the Strongest might be the weakest isekai premiere in a long, long time, and that’s saying something.
My Tiny Senpai continues the small girl tall guy trend by…doing exactly what you expect of a series like this.
What? You’re telling me this generic orphan who was always a bit of an outcast secretly has a supernatural family legacy and gets to go live on a cool island? Neat! I wonder if he has a grand destiny he’ll reluctantly have to fulfil, too!
There were about five times in this extended premiere that I said, out loud, “I can’t believe it’s still going!” It doesn’t help that the characters move and act like cardboard cutouts. What went wrong?