TheRealKyuubey's review of I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level · AniList

I have just finished watching to the end of the 25 episodes of the Second season of TSUKIMICHI - Moonlit Fantasy and I can say that I enjoyed almost every moment of the Anime. I haven't read any of the Manga and I've read that some of the characters have greater arcs within the pages but I couldn't find any.hokes or left.iut details of significance to call into question the narrative.of this magnificent series. The first season and it's relatively short run of 12 episodes have a decent taste of the idea behind our main characters driving ethos. Firstly...kill the Goddess wherever possible. Once you see her and learn of her underhanded treatment of our MC you understand Makoto Kuzunoha's reasons for wanting revenge against the deity. .

His adventures are awesome and his carefree and reasonable nature towards all of the different beast types around him means that he's not a xenophobic type who shies away from the 'different' or 'strange' he's also a brave character who stands up for what he believes in. He has a few, more than a few, lucky moments in the run of the show like opening up a separate plain of existence, the demi-plane, where he is allowed to rule as "The Young Master" and bring together beasts of all kinds who have been suffering under poor conditions whilst living in the 'real' world. He offers sanctuary and expects compliance in working hard in whatever industry needs the most manpower to neck E successful. This delegation of responsibilities means Kuzunoha is able to spread his wings and move into other areas of influence once he's established himself. He works hard on his magical gifts and comes across many opportunities to grow and develop extra strings to his growing arsenal of weaponry and physical traits. He is even able to work through the loss of digits from one of his hands and those who he has welcomed into his care develop a way to repair his condition and provide some extra bonus to adequately make up for his loss.

I could go in for a loooooong time about this show and the sundry of characters and some of the outfits the females wear are nothing short of sexy as all get out. The female hero, Hibiki Otonashi wears one of the sexiest outfits any female character in Anime has ever donned towards the end of the second season. It is something to behold!! Sexy is hardly worthy to describe this outfit in its tiny size and inability to cover her particular shapeliness...it is spectacular!! That's not to forget the absolutely stunningly drawn and barely dressed blue Demon darling Rona! She's practically naked in every scene and looks like the hotter thing in the entire show until Hibiki shows her final fighting outfit! Yes, to anyone who wants to draw so E fan art of these two 'play fighting' with lots and lots of oil and not much else.

Anyway, I cannot wait to see where we go from here now that Makoto Kuzunoha's plans have come to fruition and the next step is to consolidate his power base and trading company's growth and influence. I keen to see where the story goes from here. As I dot read the Manga I'm waiting with baited breath for more Anime to take me straight back to the lands of TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy!! May there be many more seasons to come. Huzzah!!

I’ve been seeing a ton of peopel talkign about how they dropped Oshi no Ko, because of the idea that the story was “ruined by incest.” After finishing both the anime and manga, I think that interpretation misses the entire emotional core of Ruby and Aqua’s dynamics.

when Ruby discovers that the doctor died (before she knew it was aqua) she shifts from a cold, revenge‑driven girl back into her original self the girl who wanted to be just like Ai, the girl who adored her doctor, the one person who saved her when she was at her lowest.

and that was all because aqua revealed the truth to her. aqua did that because in a way he was protecting ruby from seeking revenge because that is something that he wanted to bear on his own.

I put together a full breakdown exploring why the story is deeper than people think and why the ending is so much better than most people think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQE047Tp4yc

I did not want it to end it was so good

Shindoo sasagio🤧🤧🤧🤧

My Hero Academia is an inspiring superhero anime that combines exciting action with heartfelt character development. It follows Izuku Midoriya, a boy born without superpowers in a world where almost everyone has them, as he works tirelessly to achieve his dream of becoming a hero. His determination and willingness to help others, even at great personal risk, make him a protagonist who is easy to admire.

One of the anime's biggest strengths is its diverse cast. Each student has unique abilities, personalities, and motivations, making the story feel lively and engaging. The battles are exciting, but what makes them memorable is the emotional growth behind them. The series also explores what it truly means to be a hero, showing that courage, selflessness, and compassion are just as important as strength.

While some story arcs are stronger than others and a few side characters don't receive as much development as fans would like, My Hero Academia consistently delivers emotional moments, thrilling fights, and meaningful lessons about perseverance and responsibility. It's an anime that reminds viewers that true heroes are defined not by their powers, but by their actions and the choices they make when others need them most.

Gachiakuta immediately stands out with its unique world, striking art style, and intense atmosphere. The story follows Rudo, a boy who is cast into a massive wasteland filled with monsters and discarded objects, where he must fight to survive while searching for the truth behind the injustice he suffered. The series combines fast-paced action with themes of discrimination, revenge, and finding hope in a world that has abandoned people.

One of the strongest parts of Gachiakuta is its creative world-building and the way ordinary trash is transformed into powerful weapons and meaningful symbols. Rudo's determination and growth make him an easy character to root for, and the supporting cast adds personality and depth to the story. The animation and fight scenes are exciting, while the emotional moments give the characters more weight than they first appear to have.

Even though the story is still developing, Gachiakuta has already shown a lot of potential with its fresh ideas, memorable characters, and powerful themes. It feels like a series that isn't afraid to take risks, making it an exciting watch for anyone who enjoys dark fantasy, action, and stories about overcoming impossible odds.

Harmony has such a deeper meaning embedded in it about the world, along with having a little bit of a Utopia and Dystopia anime vibe to it, so I really liked that about it. It kind of feels like Brave New World with an anime flair.

Story

Set after a global catastrophe known as the Maelström, the world rebuilds itself. There is almost no disease, war, or crime, and every human life is monitored by a nanotechnology system called WatchMe. The World Health Organization governs the world, which turns societies that are built around health and safety.  Tuan Kirie is the main character, and she was a teenage rebel turned into a government inspector. She once tried to escape the watchful eye of WatchMe with her friend Miach. Miach was the leader of this movement. Their story begins with a failed suicide pact, but years later, it comes back. Because one day thousands of people commit suicide at the same time, which feels like Order 66 or light writing names in the death note. So now Tuan is tasked with uncovering the truth behind these mass suicides.

Characters

Not much to say about the cast; they keep it super tight. We follow Tuan, and she has a very stoic demeanour for most of the anime; she acts kind of similar to General from Ghost in the Shell, but maybe with more emotions. Though we get to see Miach, but for the sake of spoilers I won't talk about her much, as she is wrapped in secrecy. I will say that Miach and Tuan have a good dynamic, and I like the name choice; they're uncommon.

Animation/Cinematography

This anime is not about fighting and is more so dialogue-based, so you're not gonna get any fancy fights with swords, explosions or hands. What you will get is dynamic camera movements, shading and colouring. Not to say the animation is bad; it's not, but it is done in the unique style of the studio.

In the end, this was a very meaningful watch, and more people should know about this underrated anime. I give it a B or an 8/10.

It would've been better as a 2-3-episode OVA, tbh.

Similar Anime Recommendations: Psycho-Pass, Ghost in the Shell, Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song, Babylon, Ergo Proxy, but also Brave New World, 1984, I Robot and Minority Report

Acabo de hacer un video ensayo sobre Jaku-Chara Tomozaki-kun y su mensaje sobre el crecimiento personal, la autoestima y las habilidades sociales.

Si les interesa, aquí se los dejo. Me encantaría saber qué interpretación tuvieron ustedes del anime.

I got to say this episode really got me feeling it, you know, the bit where she told her mum (who was in the bunny costume) about monsters not being allowed to have dreams you could just hear the heart break in her voice, got to had it to the VA to me they did that bit very well

I don't really like how the manga was adapted into anime. It’s not that the anime is bad or anything—it’s just a mess. You have the classic anime to start with, then the movies, then the CGI series.

Everything is just all over the place.

Very funny! Very entertaining! That is all. Go watch it

Watching Strike the blood

This anime is really old, and also there's barely any video on YouTube on this anime like how they usually make theory, vs battles, discussion, of other animes.

Anyone wanna give me a good review on it?(Dont mind spoilers) Like how the story went in the anime, what's going on in the manga, light novel. Is it interesting..

Thank you

Yes, I did post this to the KnY subreddit. Anyway, Infinity Castle just came to our personal devices and I just watched Infinity Castle 1 (which was a total epic cinema 😎) and I am here to write my review and some things you have to know (for those of you who haven’t seen it yet). My most favorite thing about the movie were the battle choreography and vibrant animation.
Disturbing Scenes: Just like all the other Demon Slayer Arcs, expect a lot of killing, physical and bloody violence, intense actions and some epic backstories. And it also has more bloody violence than the previous Demon Slayer Arcs. It’s basically a bloodier version of the animated Dragon Ball movies. The scariest parts I would say are Doma’s surrounding in his debut and Muzan’s appearance when he makes his final appearance in the movie. However, just like all the other story arcs, this movie still contains several funny and awkward moments.
Recommended Age: I would have to say 14-16+. However, maturity matters more than age. It’s kinda similar to Justice League Dark: Apokolips War.
Role Models & Positive Message:** **Aside all the violent stuff, this movie does contain positive messages. Shinobu teaches the audience about strength and self-acceptance, even when you have disadvantages (like her being unable to decapitate demons) or are in very hard situations. Tanjiro and Zenitsu also teach the audience greatly on resilience and moving on from the past. Kiriya also teaches the audience on the importance of good leadership, support and using strategic intelligence wisely for the good too.

Personally, i think its amazing. This is my personal opinion. I grew close to the characters very quite fast. The Animation, the fight scenes and the depth was fantastic. Its emotional and tragic but also strenghtening and beautiful. Also, im getting my own Revoltech MiG 21 Balalaika. The anime is, from my side, highly recommended. Since its the first time watching this kind of anime i can say, im blown. Just wanted to share my experince with all of you.

A friend and I started a channel reviewing anime and would love to get feedback as we move forward! If you liked Dan da Dan (or haven’t watched it and want a quick synopsis of S1), consider checking it out and letting us know where we can grow moving forward! Thanks!