The third season of My Hero Academia was filled with competitions, life threatening situations and the passing of the torch from All Might to Deku. Here are 3 aspects this season nailed and 3 the [...]
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It has the most provocative first episode in recent anime history, but Goblin Slayer’s latter episodes are less dark and feature many homages to D&D and video games.
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The third season of Attack on Titan does away with the Titans in favor of character development and world-building. Not having Titans around for most of the season and basing the story on discussions [...]
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Between its impressive music, quirky characters and weird premise, there's a lot to like about Dragon Pilots. But due to its use of a comedic art style to depict a serious story the series falters [...]
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A seminal visual novel about one person who can alter time and the harsh choices he is forced to make.
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An eclectic encyclopedia filled with juicy trivia entries on Japan’s history, culture and modern life.
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Arise shakes the cyber police enforcement franchise by making the main character more vulnarable.
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A semi-academic book bent on educating people about the history, marketing power and social influences of moe.
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The continuation to 2012's brilliant OVA Death Billiards is finally here. Death Parade isn't as grim or surprising as Death Billiards was, but still manages to be good in its own right.
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The 2014 autumn anime season had a few excellent shows with high production values. It also had a considerable amount of low profile shows that might not be worth your time.
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