I thought this was going to be a great game, but it’s not as good as I thought it would be.
Some people may be angered by this article, as it is simply entertainment. ..
- Cowboy Bebop
- Death Note
- Naruto
- Fullmetal Alchemist
- One Piece
I’m here to talk about the news that has been making the rounds lately. Let’s dive in and please don’t hate me!
18. Gangsta
Gangsta has some good production design at various points, including the soundtrack, some key animation, and voice acting. ..
The film’s plot is progressing rapidly, but there is no clear end in sight and its logic has been occasionally questioned.
For a shounen manga, it’s remarkably more seinen in execution. ..
I was very disappointed with Gangsta, and feel it was a massive missed opportunity that was later fulfilled by better gang related anime.
17. Yu-Gi-Oh!
The manga for Yu-Gi-Oh! was originally more like Kaiji, featuring supernatural gambling antics revolving around the Shadow Realm.
The trading card game that was released later in the year was much more violent and adult-like than the one that was released earlier in the year.
The original Yu-Gi-Oh! anime is a great anime. However, the first “real” Yu-Gi-Oh! anime is much better.
The Yu-Gi-Oh! that we know today was adapted from the manga and anime.
The new series, GX, is entertaining as hell – especially the original series, GX, and 5Ds – but still makes no sense narratively or mechanically. Basically changing the rules on the fly and running with it for… reasons.
The show is strange, and it’s not going to make much sense.
16. Blue Exorcist
The Blue Exorcist is a horror movie meant to scare people. It’s not a well-made movie, but it’s still a horror movie.
Hunter x Hunter is a 2000s shounen riding on the wave of Hunter x Hunter, Fullmetal Alchemist, Fairy Tale, and more. It has a killer aesthetic and art style but distinct lack of direction.
The well-crafted story and captivating music are a winning combination that draws you in. ..
The film starts out strong, but quickly loses its momentum and falls into generic school-setting and shallow romantic subplots. ..
15. Vampire Knight
The Vampire Knight series is a mess. The first two games were good, but the follow-up was terrible.
The protagonist is a loner who is forced to attend a prestigious school with a gothic aesthetic. Despite the cool atmosphere, the protagonist is struggling with his personal life and relationships. In the end, the protagonist’s problems are too much for him to handle and he leaves the school.
The show’s characters are mostly unlikable, jumping emotional hoops on an episodic basis and never having any firm characterization. And it romanticizes abusive relationships quite a bit. ..
There are better vampire anime, better shoujo anime, and even better incest anime if that’s what you really need to watch.
14. Akame ga Kill!
The manga was a popular series that received an anime adaptation in 2014.
The anime we received was not what we were expecting. It was hyped up to be some of the best anime ever, but it wasn’t.
The anime adaptation of the manga, which was announced by the company in February, deviated massively from the source material. Fans of the manga were disappointed with the anime adaptation, which had an overly violent aesthetic that never really matched the first few episodes.
This anime seems to either be loved ridiculously or hated immensely.
I didn’t enjoy Akame ga Kill! very much.
13. Charlotte
Charlotte is a blend of a Lelouch-esque protagonist, a chunnibyou plot, a Jun Maeda narrative, and score. It also has an attention towards supernatural slice of life. ..
The show falls short in its attempt to be something more than a forgettable watch.
The protagonist, Yuu, is an irritating character even past his ‘redemption arc’. And the inclusion of time travel and deus-ex-machina only makes his sacrifices moot points. ..
The story is a clusterf*** of a mess, and I would actually recommend you watch it because of this.
Despite all the negative feedback, people still love and reverence this game. It has a high score and ranking on most sites.
I don’t know. But I feel like the fact it has Maeda’s name attached might have something to do with it.
12. Darker than Black
I think that Darker than Black and its sequel, Darker than Night, should have been given more love when they were released in 2007.
Since then, Hei’s character design has become more and more popular, with fanservice-heavy titles like Durarara!! and Kekkai Sensen featuring his designs prominently. However, despite this popularity, there is still a lot of variety in the ‘city-antics’ genre.
The game is often praised for its graphics and its story, but it falls short in other areas. It’s lacking in narrative, dialogue, and episodic stories. ..
What we got was an action drama with a shoehorned romance aspect that was a step above a lot of action anime coming out at the time. And it’s why it was flooded with so much adoration.
I found the art and soundtrack to be very good, but the story didn’t live up to my expectations. ..
11. Pokémon
Pokémon is a popular series with many fans, but it has been criticized for its frustrating gameplay and lack of innovation. ..
The mainline series, Origins, Generations, and Twilight Wings were all great. We followed the same protagonist through a linear continuity of events that was designed in an episodic fashion so you didn’t have to watch every episode.
The game series follows a fairly uneventful plot that repeats with every generation. This is reflective of the mainline video game series, which is also known for its uneventful plots.
We’re shown more Pokémon, more people, different regions, and yet have the same constant variable that’s always stopping the plot from going in new or exciting directions.
The latest season of “Pokemon” has over 1,000 episodes. This means that if you want to truly experience the journey of Ash, you’re in for a long ride that’s hardly worth it. ..
10. Tokyo Ghoul
Tokyo Ghoul is a popular manga and anime series that follows a young man who is turned into a ghoul, or monster, after being injured in an accident. The series explores the psychological effects of becoming a ghoul, as well as the social and political struggles they face. The manga and anime have been popular in Japan for years, and have recently become popular in the United States. Many people are curious about what happened to Tokyo Ghoul, and why it has been so successful. ..
Many people enjoy the manga because of its exploration of morality and axiological functions.
The book is well written, beautifully illustrated, and manages to take the simple premise and make it respectable. ..
However, the second season was much worse. It was rushed through events, had a terrible artistic direction, and a terrible score.
The sequel to the movie was released with worse production than the original.
The writers of the show continued to pretend that the original plot didn’t happen, and based their story on a fake version of the story. It gets progressively worse in every way.
The cash cow on Pierrot’s hands was their lucrative business. They mutilated it, so that it no longer yielded any income.
9. Sword Art Online
Sword Art Online is a popular anime series that has been around for over a decade. It follows the adventures of a group of young people who are sent to an underground world called Sword Art Online in order to save the world from an evil organization. The show has been praised for its unique and exciting story line, and has been watched by millions of people around the world.
The protagonist of the game is a Gary Stu who constantly enraptures the hearts of women around him. Despite this, he has very little personality. ..
Kirito is rewarded fanatically for his obsession with gaming. And it features a side cast of consistently annoying characters. ..
The animation and sound direction are good, but outside of that you won’t find much that encapsulates on the promised concept outside of the first couple of episodes. A good beginning that never lives up to its hype. ..
8. Bleach
The first few arcs of Bleach are some of the best anime shounen has to offer. They are action-packed, exciting, and full of suspense. The characters are well-drawn and the story is compelling.
The soul society arc in particular features stellar character build up and worldbuilding. That isn’t to mention the incredible soundtrack maintained throughout its 366-episode run.
The anime’s shounen hit, Tite Kubo’s “Shōnen-ai” suffers from poor planning and repetition of ideas and concepts that has harmed even more by the filler content unique to the anime.
Despite all the negative attention it’s getting, the game still has a lot of heart. It’s trashed on far too much, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be enjoyed.
The anime “Death Note” was one of the highestgrossing anime out there for nearly a decade despite all its flaws.
7. Clannad
This is a review of the first season of Clannad, specifically about its flaws.
The first Clannad feels like it’s always trying to avoid tackling a lot of the issues it brings up in favor of tear-jerking melodrama.
After Story makes significant improvements to the original game, but it cannot be ignored in Clannad. ..
The school setting and art style in this film are both tedious. I can’t help but feel that the film is trying too hard to be different and unique, but it just doesn’t work.
I appreciate the first and second installments of the Harry Potter series. I just wish they had been done differently, and I don’t feel the universal praise thrown upon them feels fair without some needed critique. ..
6. Black Butler
The Black Butler manga is a great mystery thriller with well-drawn characters and a well-done setting. However, the anime adaptation has completely lost these elements and become an unenlightening Yaoi-baiting anime.
This is a problem that has plagued the first two seasons of Book of Circus, Murder, and Atlanta.
The game has some incredibly awkward shots and animated moments, and outside of the openings it boasts a pretty poor initial OST.
After the first two seasons of “The Lord of the Rings” TV series were released, some fans were disappointed because they felt that the premise - set in Middle-earth before it was destroyed by Sauron - was not fully explored. However, it seems that the producers went back and attempted to fix this in the upcoming Book series. This may make some fans more forgiving of the first two seasons. ..
5. Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon?
You were expecting a name like John Doe, right?
DanMachi is a new, innovative Isekai game that is quickly gaining popularity. It offers a unique experience that is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end.
I was disappointed with DanMachi. The character design, world design, and combat were all lackluster, while the plot progression and cringe-worthy dialogue made it a series with little potential. ..
I would recommend Sword Art Online over this. It is a more engaging and entertaining experience. ..
4. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
I loved that show. It was dark, melancholic, and had a great message. But then something changed. I stopped watching it. I don’t know why. I just didn’t feel the same way about it anymore. But then a few years ago, I started reading an article about the show’s creator, and I realized how much of an influence she had on my life. Now, every time I see a mention of Haruhi Suzumiya in an article or on social media, I can’t help but think about how much her story has influenced me over the years.
I held off watching it for a few years, sure it’d be a hit in my head that I’d absolutely love. ..
In the first season, there were some new and innovative ideas, but they were largely ignored in favor of recycled ideas from the Light Novel industry. This lack of innovation is what led to the problems in the second season.
The show has a lot of fan service, whining characters, and irritating plot progressions that are only saved by its leading man and main protagonist, Kyon.
The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya was a good anime, but it relies on you having seen the previous 28 episodes of mostly mundane nonsense to appreciate it. There are some themes I enjoy, but it’s really not enough.
3. Kantai Collection: KanColle
KanColle is a perfect reflection of the current state of anime. ..
The game is a form of gacha gaming, where you take on literal battleships and personify them as cute moe anime girls for the purpose of collecting doujinshi.
The anime “Attack on Titan” is a poorly made and poorly executed anime that has failed to capture the attention of viewers over the past few years. ..
I didn’t enjoy KanColle. The generic opening song made me feel like I was watching every other anime, and the headache-inducing contrivance of the plot only made me feel worse.
2. Fate
The Fate franchise is out of control and needs to be reined in. ..
A decade ago, there were only three anime series to compete for viewers’ attentions: Fate/stay night, Fate/Zero, and Prisma Illya. ..
In a recent interview, Bandai Namco Entertainment president and CEO Tomoyuki Matsubara said that the company is currently in the process of creating a new game series called “Unlimited Blade Works.” This new game series will be based on the popular anime and manga series of the same name. Matsubara also mentioned that they are currently in the process of creating a new game for the PlayStation 4. Matsubara went on to say that this new game will be different from any other games that have been released before. He stated that this new game will be more action-packed and exciting than any other games that have been released before. Matsubara also mentioned that this new game will be set in a different world than any other games that have been released before.
This is not including the other anime in the Type Moon franchise, like Kara no Kyoukai, nor all the countless games (mostly smartphone) that aim to suck your wallet of every penny. ..
The popular Japanese anime adaptation of the manga and novel series “Attack on Titan” has been receiving mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the visuals and story while others find it unoriginal and dull. Despite this, the anime has been able to maintain a large following among fans, who have found it an interesting watch.
1. Elfen Lied
Elfen Lied is an anime that’s incredibly nihilistic and senseless, but it somehow convinces millions of people into thinking it’s saying something deep.
Every time the protagonist Lucy said ‘meow/nya’ I wanted to kill myself.
The game is unoriginal and bland, with standard animation and a forgettable soundtrack.
The opening minutes of the movie were very shocking and bloody, which made the rest of the movie much more interesting.
The manga is a 13-episode unfinished experience that only gets worse in the manga.
