I have discovered that I really enjoy these historical-type shows. Ruroni Kenshin, Raven of the Inner Palace, Appare-Ranman have all been really enjoyable.
I like how things all make sense, there's not really any suspension of disbelief needed with this show. Maomao is just super bright and skilled, and knows her stuff.
This show is so good. I am glad I gave it a chance, as it's one of my favorites. These past couple of episodes have been bonkers!
I dig the concept, but i think they are written into a corner at some point. He can't keep killing the same stuff, so he has to keep going after bigger and bigger stuff or he dies. What happens when you kill the biggest/baddest monster? "uh oh, i just killed a god. what do i kill now so I don't starve and go on a rampage?"
I think my favorite thing about this show is that they didn't go full "I'm gonna change my ways and be nice to everyone to fix my future" like a lot of shows would. She's still the same selfish character (for the most part) and isn't doing her good deeds out of any sense of altruism. Rather she's trying to help herself, and in the process is righting wrongs that she still is mostly unaware of.
With GirlfriendxGirlfriend S2 running this season, I was prepared to not really like this show. However, this has really become one of my favorites this season. I hope they can keep it up as they introduce more and more girls into the mix. I think he's a madman with 2, and adding a 3rd is really crazy, but the girls all compliment each other so well. Really enjoying this a lot.
We got jebaited - man, they set us up perfectly, and then played a wild card. I'm actually kind of pleased they did this, as I'm interested in seeing where this goes.
Still loving this show. Kind of a down episode, but you need a little break after how intense the last couple were. Plus, I'm assuming the next arc is going to go hard too.
This show is slowly tiptoeing into silly territory for me. Between the improbability of being able to pass twins off as 1 person not only at home but at school and the really weird "love" plot, I'm having a hard time continuing to take this show seriously.
I did appreciate the Shaft-like shot in the library, and the animation when they're dying of laughter never fails to make me laugh either.
This one is still on the fence for me. The fight went about how I thought it would, but I'm interested to see how things move forward from here. Wasn't really a fan of the nurse, so I hope she doesn't show up much in the future. It seems like a lot of these writers (characters) forget that she's a middle schooler. Life in general is just so overwhelming and scary then, and you add being a hero on top of that? Most kids that age really are struggling to figure out who they are and who they want to be, so everyone being so harsh with her is really not fair in my opinion.
A lot better this week. The plot is starting to really unfold. I'm interested to see where they take this story.
This one is a fun, low stakes show. It's pretty entertaining, but nothing groundbreaking or that would make it must watch. I enjoy that the protag is an older gamer that is determined the play the game his own way. He's not trying to be flashy or be the strongest or anything. Just wants to log on after work and try new stuff.
This was a really nice episode. Lady Black really redeemed herself after the terrible showing last time. She really puts the Tsun in Tsundere for sure, but underneath she's got a big and strong heart. I guess you would need to for healing powers. Also the calligraphy part was very neat, and I liked how she had to earn the "Ah ha!" moment.