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Heidi [Anime Review] ESP/ENG

Fuente Made with Canva Editor Imagen editada en Canva This series has been around for a long time and has seen various remakes and even remasters—even though the

[Anime] Return By Death Phenomenon. Review of Re.Zero Season 4

There might be some spoilers. Nothing serious, but read on your own accord. When one thinks of Natsuki Subaru they think of perseverance, bravery, goodwill and

Macross, Do You Remember Love? [1984 Anime Film] Frame by Frame, An Absolute Piece of Art

Source *Almost every time I revisit an older anime, I end up wondering whether I am chasing nostalgia or looking for something I missed the first time. That question

Le Portrait de Petit Cossette: One of the Most Disturbing Psychological Horror Anime Ever Made

Psychological horror has never been a rarity within Japanese anime and storytelling, yet what makes this three episode OVA series so fascinating is the disturbing

Darkness, Psychological Issues and Deep Dilemma: Ergo Proxy, Weird & Necessary [ENG]

Source Existentialism. Yes, the very same philosophical current that anime has embraced for years and years, bringing such remarkable depth to the introspective

Freiren Anime Review

It has been a long time since I posted here but even though through the last 3 months, life has been hard, school has been nearing fatal levels and my determination

So, Nobody Here Has Seen Sailor Moon, Am I Wrong?

Source This is the story of a girl with no friends. A girl who, overwhelmed by the reality she had to navigate in one of the most prosperous, advanced, and

Well... There’s a Clear Before and After Once You’ve Watched 'Paprika'

Source One morning you wake up, go to work, drag yourself through more than two hours of commuting, six days a week, back and forth like a ritual you never signed

'Ergo Proxy': The Definition Itself of Unexplainable

Source Existentialism. Yeah, that same philosophical backbone anime has been quietly using for years, shaping those dense, introspective conversations Japanese animation

I Didn’t Expect 100 Meters to Be This Thought-Provoking

Hello anime lovers! 👋 Last night, I just wanted something chill before the week started again. I opened Netflix and started scrolling for something short to watch.

Anne no Nikki [1995]: Beyond The Usual Story About Anne's Frank...

Source I’m going to start with a rhetorical question… Do we all know the story of Anne Frank? I assume so… And if not, then there you have the perfect excuse to

El hijo de Vegeta: Trunks, un personaje impresionante

Source El tiempo pasa, no perdona a nada ni a nadie... No siquiera a Trunks, Gohan, ni el épico TV Special que el día de hoy, 25 de febrero de 2025, esta cumpliendo

Spy X Family Season 3

I remember when I first started this anime. It seemed like a simple comedy slice of life, one that'll be a lighthearted watch. Back in 2022—yes, this is one of the

Honey Lemon Soda: Way to her First Love

Source It’s already February, and I really lament the fact that I haven’t seen as many anime series as I planned to. January just moved so fast, like there’s no

Infinity Castle—Peak Cinema

I finally got to watch the Demon Slayer infinity castle movie and woah. The animation—which we’re all aware of—deserves whatever praise it’s getting and so much

Zenshu: The First Isekai I Love

Source I already shared a lot of times here how I dislike isekai and the usual tropes that come with it. There are just a few times that I tried watching some of

Mononoke (2007): Horror as Diagnosis, Not Entertainment...

Source My first contact with Mononoke did not feel like discovery, it felt like exposure. I was not entertained or eased into anything. I felt observed, measured,

Sakamoto Days: A Retired Hitman’s Tale

Another year had passed, and finally I’m now on my first review for this year, and it will be about an anime series that has both of my favorite genres—action and

Orb: On the Movements of the Earth [TV Series Review]

Source Confession first, watching Orb On the Movements of the Earth did not feel like discovering a series but like being cornered by a question I had avoided for

Terror in Resonance (Zankyō no Terror): Is Not About Terrorism and That Is the Problem...

Source Maybe the first thing that unsettled me about Terror in Resonance was not the bombs or the countdowns or the deliberate choreography of fear. It was the calm.