Anyway, I’m Falling in Love with You – Episode 1
It feels good to have a season with two very solid looking shoujo adaptations to offer people.
It feels good to have a season with two very solid looking shoujo adaptations to offer people.
I’m a total newbie to Aquarion, which either makes me perfect for this anniversary outing or in deep trouble about two episodes from now.
Another mediocre fantasy story about an underdog protagonist who’ll eventually get strong and outshine everyone.
This might just be the best villainess isekai anime we’ve had in years.
Check your bank account, bookmark your favorite online shop, and get ready to chill out to the fantasy of living a peaceful, comfortable life.
Consider this: what if the carbon copy power fantasy isekai with ugly art also had incest in it?
A gently fizzy premiere that’s sweet as a dollop of honey; not because of any romance, but because of the kindness of strangers helping one another and becoming friends.
I will try to put my need for gay aside to enjoy for what it is: a beautifully directed, psychologically rich hobby anime.
Meet the discount Yamada’s First Time, only with far less charm, definitely less nuance, and a lot more partial nudity.
Another generic reincarnation story about a boy who quickly learns magic and enslaves the women around him.
Akira is summoned to another world by handsome wizards who need her help to save their world. Despite all the pretty boys, it’s terribly dull.
Alex, Cy, and Peter return to close out 2024 by wrapping up the Fall season, from okay adaptations of great shoujo to (mostly) great adaptations of good shounen.
Ambitious anime originals created by two successful women aren’t things we get every day, and I intend to savor this one.
While I loved what the last five minutes of what this episode had to offer, I worry our heroine might not end up escaping princess lessons or production woes.
A largely enjoyable romp through Okinawa and its native language that gets messy when real-world history meets what’s supposed to be a fun, linguistic experience backset by island life.
Compelling and warmhearted, Medalist will capture the gold in your heart as a story with a lot of potential to be one of Winter’s best.
This hobby anime has it all: lively visuals, engaging characters, and a light sprinkling of homoeroticism.
The majority of this premiere is a pretty aggressively forgettable, medium-horny rom-com. And then the Psycho Lesbian enters the chat.