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If the previous season was already full of predictable plots and absurd storytelling, this latest one has all the flaws of the previous seasons: boredom and poor storytelling. The only truly interesting moments were the fights between Dabi and Himiko, which at least had some emotional impact. But everything involving Tomura Shigaraki and All For One repeats the same old formula: a plot twist to make it seem like they're winning, only for the heroes to be given another one because the author is incapable of crafting a decent fight.

The biggest problem with this anime, and also the manga, is that the author seems too ... timid to take real risks. He refuses to kill off the main characters and constantly saves them through forced and tedious plot conveniences, completely eliminating any semblance of importance. The battles that are supposed to be epic or emotional end up being insignificant because nothing really changes: nobody dies, nobody evolves, and nobody learns anything.

Furthermore, the story keeps bestowing new powers, second chances, and a false sense of "character development" upon heroes who haven't earned it. It seems each story arc exists solely to prolong the inevitable, rather than tell a compelling story. The pacing is uneven, the tone attempts to be dark but comes across as melodramatic and empty, and the supposed moral depth between heroes and villains crumbles into superficial clichés and endless speeches.

My Hero Academia has been declining more and more each day, and this season contains all the flaws of the previous ones.

A small update: The entire anime season has been riddled with plot holes; not a single battle is spared.

Honestly, the perfect way to sum up my opinion/critique of this anime is that I have mixed feelings. (Spoilers ahead.)
To be honest, the first episodes are the best: the first protagonist, Rafal, has the most interesting and charismatic personality. But as the story goes on, you end up disappointed because the anime stops focusing on him and on what it started with, switching to another protagonist after his death: Badeni. He’s probably the second-best character, though his personality just isn’t as good as Rafal’s.

Even in that second part, it already starts to feel boring and, at least for me, it made me check my phone ... more than actually pay attention. Still, at that point I could say the anime was around an 8/10. But when they changed the protagonists again… that was just too much.
The third part is extremely boring, and you can’t help but think the whole time that Rafal would have been, without a doubt, the best protagonist if they had just stuck with him.

The only reason I’d still rate the anime an 8/10 is because of Rafal and Badeni, plus things like the historical setting and the justice against Nowak. Without those, the anime would honestly be a 7/10.

Honestly, at the beginning I was enjoying the anime. Not enough to give it a 10/10, but definitely enough to consider it a decent isekai compared to the ones that come out every season. The problem is that as the story goes on, it just keeps getting more and more boring.

The new characters that appear have flat personalities, and what’s worse is that even their reactions to the protagonist’s actions feel completely indifferent. One of the fun parts of this kind of story is seeing the side characters get surprised by what the main character can do, but here everything he does is treated as ... if it were totally normal.

Most of the episodes with those bland companions are unbearably boring. Even the interactions with the elf —who they try to sell as an important character or even a waifu— end up being just as dull.

If I had to describe this anime with one word, it would be: boring.

I also want to add that: the Opening is very good and it is the only thing I will remember from this anime.

Completely overrated anime in every way, the first chapter is the most cliché you'll see among everything you'll find unless it's the first romance anime you've seen, the only good thing is the character design and that's thanks to Cloverworks and not because of the manga, I honestly started watching the anime excited because of how well they constantly talked about the manga and my excitement plummeted with each chapter of how generic and predictable it is, even the characters from the beginning you know what they will do, you know they are going to fall in love because it is literally set up completely ... for that

what I mean is simple, Completely overrated, it's hopefully 7/10

In short, it's generic and typical, the pretty animation is only thanks to CloverWorks, this anime itself is popular for the same reason that Kimetsu no Yaiba is, if it weren't for that it would be just another romance anime.

Pfff at first I loved this manwha but honestly every time I think about it going up the author ruins everything, the villains keep arriving in the stupidest way possible one after the other and at least what the manwha has been doing since chapter 160 it keeps getting more and more ruined, it was perfect to end the story and then they decide to add stupid and unfunny demons, it hurts me a lot how it ruins the story and how the main character is obsessed with the blonde also knowing that she is the worst character and his entire personality is based on ... his special ability which just in case they never use

Extra: the author loves to abandon characters too, leaving them with half-developed or for example fast-forwarding years in the story out of nowhere

It's incredible how an author can ruin a plot that was already made so much.

The manwha has such cute characters and the author ruins and throws them all away as the story progresses, it's really horrible.

Return to Survival – Quick Review (Spoilers)

At first, I really loved this manhwa. I'm a big fan of zombie stories, and the art and zombie designs (including the variants) were awesome. It had a strong start and a great vibe.

But then things started to change. When the MC started building entire camps, it kind of lost that cool “lone wolf” feeling I liked so much. I eventually got used to it, and it was fine for a while—until they got to the island and met the girl who sees the future. That part was okay too… but then came the whole New Zealand arc, and ... from there, everything felt slow and kind of messy.

Characters and storylines were just dropped, and don't even get me started on the “higher beings” and that ending—it felt totally out of place. If the MC was going to reject all that stuff anyway, why even bring it up? In the end, it just makes the whole reveal feel pointless and leaves a bad taste.

Without all that, this could’ve easily been an 8 or 9/10. But with how the story drops the ball near the end and the MC just choosing to stay ignorant in a fake world… I’m giving it a 6/10.

No no, this anime is simply incredible. I have to say that at first I wasn't convinced and I was a bit creeped out, but each episode moved me more and more. I couldn't stop screaming with every scene of this anime.

I have to admit, it touched my heart. I didn't expect much. Even at the beginning, the character designs are quite poor, but as the episodes progress, they improve more and more.

I don't usually write in-depth reviews; I just write what I think at the moment and translate it as best I can.

Character design 7/10. The truth is, the protagonist is a bit lacking ... for me.

Romance 10/10, without a doubt the best.

Story 10/10. It's simple, but that doesn't make it bad. The pseudo-harem with an actress is partly original.

The score doesn't matter, since for me it's still a 10/10.

Let's see how I start writing this, I'm liking the anime but not that much

I really like the drawing style as well as the fact that it focuses so much on Alya as the protagonist

The anime is quite funny but there is one thing that I disagree with most people and that is that the sister is unbearable, I don't know what's wrong with them that they throw so many flowers at her because the anime would be much better without the sister who only bores or makes annoying comments at least for me to read.

I love the endings xD

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I always write whatever I ... want and I want to repeat it, the sister is unbearable

Let's see how I start writing this, I'm liking the anime but not that much

The drawing style had caught my attention on the cover but inside the anime the truth is that it fails a little

The characters and their relationship seem very strange to me, I don't really like them

And with the main theme, the truth is that the protagonist despite being a Yakuza is too boring, there is a scene where she says that she called for organ trafficking but honestly since it is a seinen they should be more explicit instead they don't show anything

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The protagonist has moments in which I like ... her but for the most part she is very boring, in the end I think I have the same taste as the main character, it can't be xD

It bothers me a lot when they talk about shady issues like organ trafficking or taking all of someone's blood, but you see the character as if it were nothing. The only thing you know about this is what they talk about, but what you see, NOTHING.

Let's see how I start writing this, I'm really liking the anime so far

I think the drawing style is perfect for this type of anime, I really like how they draw the lips and the colors of the anime, plus the animation is very good.

I like the characters and their relationship a lot as well, right to the point that the protagonist likes Itsuomi.

And it kind of bothers me that they always have to add a love triangle with other characters when they're unbearable, it's still part of the anime so it's fine.

Very good and very nice anime so far, I don't see any flaws.

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Aaaah I'm dying of cuteness with this anime