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:
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The sky pirates join in a world war.
The part I liked most about Last Exile was the setting: a fantastic steampunk world, with lovingly detailed places and ships. Its sequel ups the ante with an amazing array of vivid details, including foods, costumes, and cultures (and even hints at yuri!). The scenery is more detailed and lush. The world feels even bigger than that of the original Last Exile, and the show is truly international in scope. Continue reading Last Exile: Fam, the Silver Wing Review — B
