I had never watched an anime about ballroom dancing before, so it was something completely new to me. I went into it with pretty low expectations.
The protagonist is a character who doesn’t really aim for anything in life — he has no dreams, no clear goals, and no real direction. He ends up finding himself through dance. Throughout the series, we are introduced to several characters, each with different personalities and varying levels of importance to the story.
There’s quite a lot to say about the animation. There are many still frames and repeated scenes, to the point where you start wondering if you’re really watching
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Oct 22, 2025
Tensei Akujo no Kuro Rekishi
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I’ll be honest — this anime is a total cliché, but it’s a really good one!
The story follows a girl who dies and ends up reincarnated as the villain of the story she wrote back when she was a teenager. So yeah, it’s as cliché as it sounds, but it’s so over-the-top that it becomes hilarious. The main character is super chaotic and dramatic (basically a total fangirl), which makes her really easy to love. The side characters are pretty predictable, but the fun part is watching her try to fix the mess she literally wrote herself into. So far it’s been really entertaining, and I’m honestly ... 
Oct 20, 2025
Alma-chan wa Kazoku ni Naritai
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The anime really delivered what it promised — I genuinely enjoyed the mix of family dynamics and romantic comedy. It’s a calm, lighthearted, and fun show to watch, exactly what I was hoping for.
The main characters are quite interesting to follow, even though it’s always funny to see adults acting like teenagers (which actually makes sense considering their jobs). Alma-chan is absolutely adorable, and she brings a lot of cute and funny moments that help push the main couple closer together. I also liked Hanna, Alma’s first friend — and I’m guessing more characters will show up later to fill out the story even more. Since there ... 
Oct 17, 2025
At first, this anime seemed quite interesting. The protagonist is funny and shy, and there are several engaging characters (though some are less so). However, as the episodes go on, the story becomes rather dull. The anime gives the impression that there will be some romantic development or a deeper mystery behind everything, but many situations are resolved too quickly and without any real emotional impact.
Even the major plot points lack proper development — it feels like the show just throws information at you and expects you to accept it. I managed to watch up to the middle of episode 11, but I ended up ... 
Oct 17, 2025
I really like protagonists who solve everything with their fists, and she’s definitely one of them. I found the anime’s premise quite interesting, and the male lead also seems to have a pretty captivating personality. It’s still hard to tell where the story is headed, but I imagine she’ll get involved in some important matters within the kingdom and end up helping other characters with her overwhelming strength. The animation is great, and the character designs are beautiful and well done. I’m not sure if it’ll stay good as the story goes on, but for now, it’s definitely enjoyable to watch.
Oct 12, 2025
Busu ni Hanataba wo.
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I honestly loved watching this anime! It’s incredibly cute, the characters are charming, and the romance develops in such a natural way. Sure, it might seem like another “generic school romance about an unpopular girl,” but I really don’t think it deserves that dull label. The story never disappoints — in fact, it’s a genuinely great romance anime that easily made its way into my list of all-time favorites.
What I loved the most is how well the story is put together. Everything feels connected and flows naturally from one episode to the next. There weren’t any dull or disappointing parts — each episode was fun ... 
Oct 6, 2025
Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso
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The soft colors and the sound of the violin blend together as one feeling. The music doesn’t just fill the silence — it tells stories, reveals what’s hidden inside each character, and makes your heart resonate along with theirs.
The way classical music intertwines with memories, emotions, and quiet moments turns this anime into a delicate and unforgettable experience. Each character carries a fragment of the melody, and together they form a symphony about growing, loving, and learning to move on. It’s the kind of story that settles gently in your heart and keeps playing long after it ends — like a note that never fades away. 
Oct 6, 2025
Bocchi the Rock!
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Bocchi the Rock! is truly worth watching, especially if you’re into music-themed anime. It carries that fun, modern vibe we often see in today’s slice-of-life shows — following a group of girls forming a band in a lighthearted, funny, yet surprisingly deep way.
Each character has her own charm and strong personality, but it’s the main character, Bocchi, who truly stands out. She portrays social anxiety in such a genuine and relatable way — it’s not “just shyness,” it’s something real and often painful, especially for someone who has to stand on stage and perform. I’ve watched plenty of music anime, but I can say with confidence ... 
Oct 6, 2025
Kuragehime
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“Kuragehime” carries some truly beautiful messages — the kind that we don’t get to see very often. I really admire the way the story was told; there’s something delicate and genuine in every detail. The art style is breathtakingly unique, full of personality and charm. Each character feels alive and expressive, even if a few of them can get a little annoying at times — but that’s easy to forgive.
At some points, though, I found it a bit hard to read. The manga can feel a bit heavy with unnecessary dialogue or side conversations that don’t add much to the plot. If some of that ... 
Oct 5, 2025
Mofa Gongzhu de Xiao Fannao
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First of all, I’m genuinely happy to finally see an adaptation of Who Made Me a Princess.
It was one of the first manhwas I read during my teenage years, so I started watching it with very high expectations. For now, I’ll share my impressions of the first few episodes — and I’ll update my thoughts once I finish the series. Overall, the anime stays quite faithful to the original story, although there are some noticeable changes. These adjustments might be a little disappointing for long-time readers, but personally, I didn’t feel they ruined the pacing of the story. The voice acting is decent, but some voices didn’t ... |
