Yeah it was a bit interesting and the awkwardness came through, but it was rather funny than anything else. 5/10 or maybe 6 if we're being generous. I'd rather watch an average episode of Midsomer Murders lol
Obsession was the first actuall movie I've watched in a long time and probably my first horror movie overall. Honestly I'm probably just not really made for horror but it didn't really phase me in any way. Maybe because I watched it with friends maybe I wasn't 100% locked in Idk
I highly doubt that a 3rd season is ever going to be released, simply because of the fact that S2 is 4 years old already and that there'd be not enough reasonable content to fill 12 episodes with. But then, why this ending?
Uzaki chan wants to hang out kind of summarizes the average romance anime for me. Good story, funny, 1 or 2 too many fillers/ "empty" episodes and an extremely unsatisfying ending
I once watched the first season back in 2021 and it was decent but nothing too insane. Now that I rewatched the entire thing I must say it had the potential to be a 2 season banger. Unfortunately, they threw it all away, probably with the hope of making an unnecessary 3rd season
The fillers weren't even bad on their own I'd say, but when the anime is centered around "Kino visits country for 3 days" and suddenly we have an episode centered around random slave x or Kino's (basically unmentioned) master, it feels out of place. Still had some banger episodes
Kino's Journey is probably the most average anime I've ever watched. I don't think you can really hate it, and to a certain degree the anime was nice, but aside from maybe 6/12 episodes it felt a bit "meaningless"
Don't get me wrong, the episodes aren't meant to be entirely coherent. It still had at the very least 2 unnecessary filler episodes, that I don't think anybody asked for, which didn't match the spirit of the anime imo.
After 12 episodes I must say forgetting about it is totally reasonable. It's foundation is great, but the story isn't even remotely "deep" or even much of a story at all to me. Especially the last 6 episodes are bad in that way. And I can't even call the ending an ending
I didn't watch Eromanga Sensei back when it came out because it wasn't available in my country. Now, I accidentally stumbled across it in my watchlist while I had VPN on. After 6 episodes of watching it I must wonder: how did people entirely forget about it?
But also crazy that that was 5 years ago - a time in which it's reasonable to forget about it. I feel like 20/21 was like 3 years ago. In my head it's kinda still late 2024
I didn't watch Eromanga Sensei back when it came out because it wasn't available in my country. Now, I accidentally stumbled across it in my watchlist while I had VPN on. After 6 episodes of watching it I must wonder: how did people entirely forget about it?
Back in 2020/2021 I heard a decent bit of stuff about it but since then absolutely 0. It's sad that every anime that isn't considered a mainstream masterpiece is just entirely forgotten