Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon Suru Koto ni Natta (2025). Although it was a generic romcom in every sense of the word I really enjoyed it. Would I say it was a great show? No, because it wasn't, but as I've said before, I can't complaint. An ok show and an ok romcom, I don't ask for more

Ao no Hako (2024). I'm up to date with its manga so there was nothing to surprise me. Anyway, It's first season is arguably it's tje most intense part of the manga with Taiki's doubts between Chinatsu and Hina. I love it and although its adaptation could have been better I'm not complaining.

About this, I really miss the feeling of having a functioning brain. I've lived with depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts since I was 15, so having lived half of my life like this I've forgotten how it felt to live a "normal life". I'll try to post in here about whatever I'm thinking/watching

The final chapter of this show is evidence that if the reward is worth it, you can swallow some writing mistakes on its way in order to enjoy what the show itself has been leading up to. Shin and Lena's reunion might be one of the best payoffs I can remember in recent years and I'm all up for it

I have my issues with how the show handles the merciless death of random characters on its first cour and how the important ones seems to have an invincible plot armor on its second, but being honest, I couldn't care less since I think a show can sometimes overlooks it's coherence for the feelings

86 (2022). I really, really liked it since I think this show can depict both the horrors of war and the hope beneath it in a very touching way. The way Shin evolves from the cold leader of a platoon doomed to die to a sensitive guy thanks to both his comrades and Lena is a really warm thing to watch

Masamune-kun no Revenge R (2023). As I've already said, I love romcoms and my exigence for them is very low, so this one checks all the boxes for my "mediocre show that I've anyways enjoyed". Aki's character development was great and I didn't expected it so great surprise. All in all, an ok show

Flow (2024). I'm a nerd for the found family trope so I really liked the movie even when from a narrative perspective it isn't anything amazing, but what it really elevates it to a whole different level is its animation and art direction that are among the best I've seen in recent years. Great watch

Liz to aoi tori (2017, rewatch). The mourning feeling it lets on me after every rewatch cannot be described. Every scene, the art direction, voice acting, sounds, everything is there for a reason. It is Yamada's gift to the world and the most emotional piece of art in the anime industry in years

Persona 5 Royal (2019). I've always wanted to play it and it had everything that I expected. From a narrative perspective it could have been better, but I think it did an excellent job overall. My only complain would be that all main characters stories pales too much in comparison to Kasumi's

I'll die on the hill that this and The tatami galaxy are Yuasa's best works to date and it's not even close

And since I'm kind of proud of my last tweet being from like a week ago or more I'll start using this more to keep my twitter as dead as I can. Also I'll be using this mostly in english because my whole online life's on this language so 🤷

BanG Dream! It's MyGo!!!!! (2023). First show I finish this year (started it on 2023 but whatever). I came here after watching Girls band cry by recommendation and though I think MyGo is way weaker, it was a fun watch. Just your average teenage angst show and I think its characters lacks a lot. 5/10

Entre el teletrabajo y que cuando salgo suelo salir de noche no he llegado nunca todavía al tope ):

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