Anime Feminist’s Top Picks for 2021
This year had a range of anime for just about every taste, and the result is one of our biggest year-end lists ever!
This year had a range of anime for just about every taste, and the result is one of our biggest year-end lists ever!
In which a late-game contender for anime of the year makes its appearance!
Caitlin, Vrai, and Dee come to the end of their Soul Eater rewatch and talk about the controversial anime-original ending and their thoughts on the series as a whole!
The new year brought us a quiet season with some hidden gems and stellar rom-coms.
This has been a disappointing season thus far – at least for me. I was holding out hope for this series since the trailer looked good, but damn what a way to be disappointed.
How did this veritable shitpost of an anime get so much love and attention? I mean, the art looks good, the OP and ED are solid, and the comedic direction is on point.
Fantasia Sango somehow makes The Three Kingdoms boring by being the most tepid video game adaptation to ever air.
If you’ve ever asked the question, “How do I make baseball more dangerous, more exciting, and also, a contact sport?” then Tribe Nine might just be the over-the-top, absolutely goofy series for you.
Do you want to watch a show about an insufferable young man born into money, scheming to make more money, stumbling into success and being lauded as a tactical genius?
I wish the first episode did more to lean into the premise.
Okay, post-apocalyptic dystopian action series featuring giant mushrooms and rust plague. You have my attention.
If you’re not a sports anime fan, it probably doesn’t have enough pizzazz to win you over. If you’re already a sports anime fan, you can probably already recommend six other shows that you’d rather be watching.
It’s an incredible thing for a show to still disappoint me despite the extremely low bar I set in order to get through it.
Dee, Vrai, and Peter look back on the Fall 2021 season!