Eatsuki

Really digging this show, and the ED is a banger. I wonder how popular this is, as it seems like it's set up to where it could be a long running series. I would definitely keep watching.

I think the first half of this show was really strong, but I feel a bit disappointed by the latter half.

This is where I am. The first few episodes were so strong, and I was genuinely excited to see where it went. Then it went to filler episodes where you would think with all the care and affection she was being shown, and the things she was learning, she'd become stronger and more her own person.

I really feel like if the Usubas start pressuring her to use her power for evil, as it stands now she'd do it and hope that someone would come save her. That's pretty disappointing to be honest.

I'll finish the show, but with the lack of development, it makes me wonder if the source material is the same and Miyo will just be a low self esteem damsel in distress waiting for Kudo to come make her happy. Not sure I'm interested in continuing if that's the case.

Same. When they released the OP visuals as the PV for the show, I was really worried. I could see what they were going for, but it just didn't look awesome.

This show is so dark but so cute. It shouldn't work but does somehow. I'm really enjoying this one and considering picking up the manga to keep going with the story.

Well, this was certainly a show this season. Overall I thought it was just ok. I was kind of interested in the original premise, and then it turned into OP MC that can do anything in this new world, despite the fact that he was a pastry chef in his past life. Not sure how that translates into super strong, leads men into battle, strongest tactical mind, and able to negotiate circles around nobles that have been trained for it all their lives, but I guess it did. I am a sucker for isekai trash, and watch pretty much all of them, but this one seems destined to be forgotten.

I didn't have high hopes for this show going in, but it's really been one that I look forward to every week.
I like that the setting is middle school, so things aren't expected to get much heavier than they are now, even once Komura confesses. It's just a cute "I like this person more than usual, what does this mean" show, and I'm here for it. I really like the art style as well.

This show is really good. I love the premise and the art style is great.

I kinda don't believe that Alma was actually who we saw wolf out, and think it's a misdirect since Rindo is getting too close.

This episode made me super angry with everyone. After 2-3 fillerish episodes, the action finally starts, and things go to shit for Miyo again. Kudo not listening to her. The trash Usaba family that let her suffer for her entire life all of a sudden showing up like you're dad's 3rd cousin after you won the lottery. Them stating "we can totally teach her to fix the nightmares, but we're not going to" and deciding things with a duel. Just overall a very frustrating episode.

I feel like her mom sealed her power to hide her from the trash family because she knew what they were like. I doubt she planned on dying, so she figured she'd be there to unseal the powers and help Miyo learn to use them when she was ready. Just tragedy that she ended up not being there, and the family she ran away from got their claws on Miyo anyway.

This show has strayed so far away from the premise. lol. It went from "Guy obsessively likes girl, girl doesn't like guy. Guy still likes girl but takes a chill pill and gives up on pursuit, and girl upset that guy is not harassing her anymore" to "MC is a really good dude, and helps people fix their problems"

I guess they're trying to set up that he's matured a lot over the past months, and is ready to be a good partner for the girl he likes once she confronts her feelings, but seems like a long roundabout way to get there.

So much lore! So much cute! This show continues to be one of my favorites.

This show has gotten really weird. It's still decent, but it has lost what made S1 such a banger. I wonder if it was the change in VA for Anos, or just how this was going to go from the start.

What a tough choice. I know it's anime and all, but I think he has a point that becoming human would overall lead to a lower QoL for him. As he is now, he not only is endlessly customizable and useful, but he's pretty much invincible. Once he's a person again, he'd lose most of his utility, and I think that'd be an overall negative. I think the only thing he really needs is a better way to communicate with those around him, but then he'd truly be OP.