Mushibugyou ~ Review
“Feudal Japan, samurai’s and fantasy finally collide!!”
Historical anime series are always a gamble in my opinion; most people do not enjoy the history element of some series and would rather just stick to action. Luckily though, this anime combines those two to create one of the most underrated series of 2013 (in my opinion) and a series that will have you loathing insects more than you probably already do.
Dabsai Bunri no Crime Edge ~ Review
“Creepy, romantic and awesome all at the same time!?”
Now you’re in for a unique treat! Because this anime right here is a little different to your anime! And by that, it has an interesting mix of themes, genres and a very unique and interesting plot. I enjoyed very much, so I’m sure that if I introduce it to you all right here, you’ll feel the same way too!
Yuyushiki ~ Review
“A very cute slice-of-life!”
No matter what kind of new anime series Japan throws at us, there is one genre of anime that I will almost always watch until the end. If you’ve been reading my past anime reviews and whatnot, then you would know well that I absolutely love my slice-of-life anime’s. And this anime right here is a perfect example of how even an anime with no main plot can still be entertaining to watch.
Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai Kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? ~ Review
“Action packed, comedy filled, cuteness overload fantasy adventure of a lifetime!”
What do you get when you cross a literal bunny girl, a princess from another universe, a girl who can talk to animals and a highschool boy with superhuman strength and agility in one place? Well, you get this awesome piece of action/fantasy, that’s what! Now you might be thinking… “but Anime Man, that’s not too uncommon when it comes to anime! There are heaps of wacky settings and stories like this!” Well, let me tell you that although this may be true, this series is just a little bit more awesome. And here’s a little review to show you just why.
Hagure Yuusha no Estetica ~ Review
“An action packed, fantastical, sexy, romantic story of a perverted hero!”
When we watch anime’s that contain highly over-powered main characters, then sometimes it really ruins the story, right? Like, there’s absolutely no challenge factor for the main character, and there’s no tension for the reader. But depending on how this powerful main character is executed, it can sometimes turn into a very enjoyable and exciting series. Well, here is one of the very few series that is exactly like that (and is also very enjoyable in more ways than one, if you know what I mean…)
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