Anime blog that focuses on Yuri and School Girl Slice of Life Anime and Editorials
While I do not cover heterosexual romance anime nowadays, sometimes, there are some that catch my eye once in a while. Of course, there is one that intrigued me for obvious reasons since it’s a love story between two nerds/geeks. Yes, it’s Rikei Ga Koi Ni Ochita No De Shoumei Shite Mita, which focuses on two computer scientists trying to prove their love for each other.
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The big day has finally come, how did Komichi’s performance turn out?
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Before the start of the new year, the first of the of the winter anime began airing. Sorairo Utility, while I thought was a TV series is just a one-shot 14-minute OVA. I guess it’s time to share my impressions of it.
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You might be wondering, did Suzune finally wake up from their slumber? Did the girls reach 2 million yells, we’ll find out their fate soon enough?
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You might be wondering, how did the rest of the game go? Will Dream Monkeys win so that they can do their victory dance?
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Now that Jahy managed to stop Su-chan and the Demon Lord, the Owner throws a farewell party. Well, how things go?
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With Himeno hard at work at making something special worthy for the shelf, I wonder what she came up with?
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Believe it or not, Gakkou Gurashi was popular enough to receive a live action movie. You might be wondering, aren’t anime live actions usually bad? When the west tries to adapt Japanese manga/anime into a live action, the result ends up disastrous. Still, I didn’t expect too much from this since the live action movie of Gakkou Gurashi is an abridged version of the anime. What I saw was surprising.
Note: This review contains anime/manga spoilers for the school arc. I highly suggest watching the anime or read the school arc first before reading this review.
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Now that Kanon finally gotten over her lingering anxiety issues, can she and her friends make it to nationals? The answer becomes obvious.
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Since Halloween is coming, I decided that it’s probably a great time to review Gakkou Gurashi. Despite being a Manga Time Kirara title and a schoolgirl series, it’s not your typical one. Sure, the first episode seems deceiving, but it throws a zombie apocalypse into the mix.
While there is also a live action movie, which I will review later, I wonder how the anime turns out.
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Now that Ruka, Hiori, and Mio reached the lair that Shino is hiding at, can they reach her feelings before it’s too late?
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With summer festival finally here, will Tohru get that special moment with Kobayashi she dreamed of?
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Since the Fall season last year was quite busy, I didn’t quite finish the anime for the third generation of Love Live.
As expected, instead of doing the whole save the school thing, Nijigasaki High School Idol Club finally shake things up with focus on the individual idols. Not only that, the main character also isn’t a school idol at all. With that, does it live up to the previous generations? Let’s find out.
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While it’s been a while since I watched a romantic comedy involving a male lead. Of course, in recent lead, there is a trend that the female romantic interest harasses or bullies the male lead. Yep, I think this is becoming a trend with Takagi-san and Uzaki-chan ha Asobitai in the last few years.
Of course, Nanashi, a well-known Pixiv artist who mostly create pornographic works eventually worked on a web comic titled Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san (lit. Don’t bully me, Miss Nagatoro), which is his first clean work. This is the first series that started this trend. While their sweet side exists, the big difference is that instead of the romantic interest being angry or embarrassed when they are in an awkward situation like a tsundere, they tease, insult, or toy with their emotions. With that in mind, is Nagatoro-san, the start of this trend of romantic comedy genre shows any good?
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Now that Azusa manages to return to her normal self, she has the sudden urge to open a café. I wonder how it will turn out.
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The results has finally came in. Obviously, Himeno shows a good deal of anxiety whether she will receive a reward or not. I guess it’s a moment of truth.
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In this episode, we will be reviewing the first season of Yuru Camp.
This is an audio version of our post, originally titled, Yuru Camp – Final Review, published on January 9, 2021. If you have any comments, leave a reply in the original post.
This podcast uses the following songs:
Night In Venice by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5763-night-in-venice
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5010-ultralounge
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
In this episode, we will be reviewing Fragtime, a original video animation.
This is an audio version of our post, originally titled, Fragtime – Original Animation Review, published on January 27, 2021. If you have any comments, leave a reply in the original post.
This podcast uses the following songs:
Night In Venice by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5763-night-in-venice
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5010-ultralounge
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license ¶
In this episode, we will be reviewing Vlad Love, a Vampire meets Girl comedy anime by Oshii Mamoru.
This is an audio version of our post, originally titled, Vlad Love – Final Review, published on March 14, 2021. If you have any comments, leave a reply in the original post.
After Nadeshiko, Rin, Aoi, Aki, and Ena saw the sunrise at Mt. Daruma, they decide to hit some more spots and paying a visit to a certain shop before heading home.
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Now that Teio made the promise that she will win the next race, will she pull it off?
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At last, the big day has come as the bands performs. Of course, there is a dark monster lurking.
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Now that Toriko and Sorawo found the gate back to the real world, a strange creepy lady awaits them. Will they manage to escape the Urasekai and save the US forces?
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Vlad Love is one of those comedy shows that makes you wonder what is about. It’s basically a girl meets vampire girl. Yes, it’s starting to sound like a similar premise with Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san. The only difference is that while there is not as much yuri, its 100 times crazier. Not to mention, it’s the first anime series that Oshii Mamoru made in over three decades. The answer is, does it live up to its name?
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