“This franchise used to have between eleven and twenty six episodes at some point but the previous entry had five and this one has four, is it running out of content or what? Oh well, at least this means that I can finish them faster, and for an IP that I’m enjoying less and less each season, that” read more
“The first thing to say about this season is that it’s best not to watch it unless one is at their 100% ‘cause I was kind of sleepy when I watched it and boy was it tough.
In terms of visuals and sound I didn’t find much differences from the previous season so I don’t bother much w” read more
“The first thing to mention about this season is the naming of it, which is the same as its source material but it’s actually the fourth in the anime. I will include Nekomonogatari: Kuro as part of it as it’s clearly part of it even if was released separately.
The second thing to menti” read more
“The second season, Nisemonogatari, is one that I personally enjoyed a bit more than the first, because it’s notably shorter and the slapstick bits are this time around done by the sisters of the main character instead of his girlfriend, thus I find those bits more believable and amusing, than the ” read more
“I am no fan of the Monogatari franchise, it’s one I could never get into because it’s very long, it consists of many entries and arcs, and keeping track of the timeline is one big mess, as the release date has you watching stuff that goes before something you have already watched, or even in-bet” read more
“"I'm so glad we left the city. This is such a good place to raise a family." In the very first scene of Grown Ups 2, Lenny (Adam Sandler) awakens ins”
“Hello, here´s an incel misogynistic cisgender male pig reviewing the feminist anime Oooku, a Netflix property based on a rather famous, acclaimed and highly rewarded manga, in turn inspired by many other series and movies which uses the same setting of a real place in life and history of Japan.
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“Note: I will refer to the protagonist as a she, and the co-protagonist as a he.
I don’t know why I never got around to watch this short title, when I wanted to do it for years. Since I recently rewatched and reviewed Aoi Hana, another adaptation of the same mangaka, I decided to do the ” read more
“HERE IT IS FOLKS, THE LONG AWAITED DONGHUA ADAPTATION OF THE RAVAGES OF TIME, THE HIGHLY ACCLAIMED CULT CLASSIC MANHUA HAILED AS THE BEST WITHIN ITS MEDIUM AND THE BEST VERSION OF THE ROMANCE OF THE THREE KINGDOMS IN ANIME AND MANGA…
…And it looks like shit. Well not bad exactly, but d” read more