Reviews

Okay, buckle up, because I just finished Link Click: Bridon Arc, and wow, I have thoughts. This prequel before the release of the highly anticipated Shiguang Dailiren (or Link Click as we lovingly call it) Season 3 was… something else. Let me tell you, I went in with sky-high expectations after the emotional rollercoaster of […]

Flame of Recca, a clear influence on later shonen giants like Naruto, blends elements of Dragon Ball, Rurouni Kenshin, Naruto, and Kaze no Stigma. While it was innovative for its time, the anime adaptation hasn’t aged particularly well. The story follows a predictable shonen formula: Recca faces numerous challenges, unlocks his hidden strength, and overcomes […]

Hero Return is a simple, overpowered-MC donghua that, while flawed, offers enjoyable entertainment. The story is basic and, at least in the anime’s current state, not particularly captivating. It jumps around quite a bit, making it difficult to get invested initially. However, the narrative does improve later on in the source material. The art is […]

Going into Scum’s Wish, I knew what I was getting into. Provocative stuff. Selfish relationships. Sex scenes that are graphic but, let’s be real, also kind of realistic. I was mostly curious, honestly. How far would they go? Would it just crash and burn? Scum’s Wish: A Unique Take on Love and Desire (Review) Turns […]

RDG: Red Data Girl is a series that has clearly divided its audience. While some have embraced its unique blend of supernatural and coming-of-age themes, others have found it lacking. My own experience was mixed. I appreciated certain elements, but the pacing felt uneven, and the narrative contained noticeable gaps and unexplained plot points. I […]

Darling in the FranXX is a highly divisive anime, sparking passionate responses from viewers. My own experience reflects this, as I found myself both intrigued and frustrated by its unique approach. The premise—teens piloting mechs in pairs to combat monstrous Klaxosaurs—held initial promise, but the execution proved to be… distinctive. The pacing often felt stretched, […]

The Sakuraco February 2025 Box, aptly named “Valentine’s Delights,” arrived, and I was instantly smitten. This isn’t just a snack box; it’s a curated cultural experience that transports you to the heart of Japanese Valentine’s Day.     Sakuraco February 2025 Box Review: Valentine’s Delights Sakuraco, known for their exquisite selections of Japanese delicacies, truly […]

Sankarea started off with a bang! Chihiro and Rea were such unique and captivating protagonists. I was completely hooked, especially with all the intriguing mysteries surrounding Rea’s family, Chihiro’s grandfather, and his mother. That cliff scene with Rea? Chilling! Unfortunately, the series’ momentum dipped slightly after Rea’s transformation. While the core story remained engaging, some […]

Anime adaptations are often lauded for their fidelity to the source material, but I believe a successful adaptation should prioritize capturing the spirit of the original over slavish adherence. While I haven’t read the source novel, the Amagi Brilliant Park anime impressed me with its distinct identity. It felt like a carefully crafted adaptation, not […]

After a long wait, Natsume’s Book of Friends finally graced our screens again with Season 7. And let me tell you, it was worth the wait. Natsume’s Book of Friends Season 7 – Healing & Friendship This season perfectly captures the essence of what makes Natsume Yuujinchou so special. It’s a heartwarming blend of slice-of-life […]

Hey there, fellow anime enthusiasts! I’m back with another review of The Otaku Box, and this month’s box was a total blast. Let’s dive right in! For those who are new to The Otaku Box, it’s a monthly subscription service that delivers a bunch of awesome anime goodies straight to your doorstep. Think figures, wall […]