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Release the Spyce may seem like your average cute girls doing cute things anime, but the actual story is much deeper than that. With fluid and articulate animations, deep and relatable characters, along with a diverse soundtrack Release the Spyce as been one of my favorite shows to watch to date!
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While it showed great promise in the beginning, Koi to Uso falls short at the end as the characters and situation remain nearly the same as it was in the beginning. A love square that never gets resolve and with mysteries still surrounding the government arranged marriage system, the anime ends on a frustrating note.
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Otona Bouguya-san will take you back to the 8-bit RPG days where the only attack options you had were a, b, and a+b! The decent art and nostalgic soundtrack is a joy, while the comedy will have you giggling every episode.
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While it does follow the story of the game, the anime adaptation misses crucial details that were needed to keep the flow of the story. A poor direction in art and simple animation deteriorates the immersion that is needed to really pull the audience into the world of Persona.
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Zombieland Saga both revitalizes the old Saga as well as introduces to a new concept of Zombie Idols! With a great list of songs, compelling characters, and references to actual locations in Saga, Japan Zombieland Saga is a fun and rewarding story that will have you laughing and dancing at the same time!
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Ore ga Suki wa Imouto dakedo Imouto ja Nai wasn’t the best show of the season (art-wise it was) but the story is still interesting to see, especially if you enjoy little sister type characters. This anime will teach you the true meaning of little sister moe and not that “incest wincest” garbage.
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The incredible soundtrack and fluid animation weren’t enough to dig Juuni Taisen out of the hole it dug itself in with its shallow plot line.
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Trigger is back with another original anime and this time it features a Mecha (what a surprise) and Kaijus! While the story is much more calm and static compared to their previous work, Gridman’s art and character design are something to be desired as it is beautifully drawn. Any Kaiju or Ultraman fan wouldn’t wanna miss this stunning show!
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Created from the idea of dreams, 18if is a fragmented yet interesting story that will have you wondering what type of dream world you’ll be visiting next. While a lack of consistent character personalities hinders the continuation of the story, the artworks and songs will have you coming back for more.
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Goblin Slayer takes the fantasy genre and gives it a more realistic perspective. And while the story is dark and sinister, it’s much more immersive and engaging. While the art isn’t impeccable, it’s decent and brings the environments that our adventurers explore into life.
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