Kaito, a boy with ambitions to become a filmmaker, begins summer vacation only to have a spaceship crash land on top of him. A beautiful girl walks out, and she moves into his house. A summer of romance and drama begins. Continue reading Ano Natsu de Matteru Review — B
Yukkiteru is thrown into the middle of a deathmatch between people with cell phones who can predict the future, where the winner will become the new god. Yukkiteru is nearly killed, but is saved by Yuno, a girl who claims to love him but is obsessive. Will Yukkiteru become a god, or will Yuno kill him first?
I love the manga this show is based on, so it came highly anticipated. Now, this show is not exactly consistent or logical, but I’m willing to set aside my disbelief. Continue reading Mirai Nikki Review — B
Our heroes fight monsters with the power of song.
Ok, so this was dumb. Very dumb. But this is my kind of dumb! Continue reading Senki Zesshou Symphogear Review — B
Some people rip on me for always hating perverted anime. But that’s not true! I only hate boring perverted anime that tries to be something it’s not.
Most shows of this genre will attempt to have some meaningful, tear-jerking story. This attempt at a story is inevitably pointless and boring. Fortunately, High School DxD avoids this pitfall. If the point of the show is perversion, High School DxD goes all the way with a male lead who isn’t ashamed of himself (although he probably should be):
A picture is worth a thousand words:
