Generally enough based on some of the head reviews I've seen people post The King's Avatar is that they don't really like it that the characters are bland and boring and that the plot gives no meaning, but what they all don't seem to get is that anime are meant for watching as something for relax...

To be straight and to the point, the story is pretty bland. It's about a pro player that play the game because he loves it, but it really seems like he does it to show how superior he is to everybody else in it (aka "flexing"). There isn't much more to the story than that: although there is some ...

This Chinese anime delivers exactly what SAO promised but failed to provide - a pure focus on the game itself rather than cliché romance. The sound design is exceptional with perfectly executed music, skill effects, and ambient audio that creates an immersive gaming atmosphere, while the art insi...

The animation delivers some of the smoothest, most consistent scenes with vivid colors and impressive choreography that makes it worth watching despite its flaws. The story lacks depth and feels rushed at times, while character development is virtually non-existent with basic personalities and no...

A gripping, realistic comeback story grounded in its novel origins, delivered with top-tier Chinese animation, great music, and voice acting that kept me rewatching all 12 episodes. The only let-down is that season 1 just scratches the surface, hiding much of the story for later. Still, it’s abso...

This anime is a Chinese production and my first view of one as well so I am a fresh set of eyes on this type of production. To get a couple of the obvious things out of the way. This is not an SAO clone! This is not a harem! So if your're expecting that kind of thing look elsewhere. With that bei...

I had heard of this anime from some comment under a different anime I was watching and decided to give it a try, and oh boy was I surprised. This is a Chinese anime which is most likely why it’s not very popular, but if you don’t mind that they speak Chinese instead of Japanese (I don’t really kn...

The most basic fundamental of a great anime, is having a good MC. If your Main Character is good, everything else will fall into place. That's the case with The King's Avatar. Ye Xiu/Lord Grim was a great main character. He reminded me so much of Donnie Yen in Ip Man. (Check those movies out if y...

The King's Avatar delivers a refreshing adult cast and a rare, respectful look at pro-gaming life, with stellar in-game fight animation that makes the MOBA battles pop. Only the loud EDM tracks and the OVA's jarring style shift drag it down slightly. Overall it's a unique, worthwhile watch—especi...

The King’s Avatar delivers a fun power-fantasy ride with an overpowered pro-gamer lead, a lovable quirky cast, and slick, strategic MMO battles. While its eSports premise takes a back seat and the series feels too short, those drawbacks barely dent the enjoyment. Highly recommended for fans of Ov...

The King's Avatar delivers an authentic and nostalgic MMORPG experience that perfectly captures the joy of gaming with friends and tackling dungeons together, with beautifully animated fight scenes and a believable story about a fallen esports champion rebuilding his career. While the CGI animati...

*May contain minor spoilers* First things first, it is a Chinese Anime. Despite that, It is Awesome! Story 10/10 An anime revolving around an online game in china. A guy gets kicked out of hes pro team, Not knowing what to do, He makes a new character from scratch on a recently launched new serve...

It’s a very interesting anime, after re-watching it for 2nd time. You can clearly see in this anime things to worth learning from and what it means to be a professional player. He enjoys the game called Glory, not for the sake of winning. But because it’s fun and there are countless expansions an...

This one was my first Chinese ONA that I have watched. So, I will give you honest opinion of mine. Positive points : 🏅 There are a lot of well executed action scenes in almost every episodes 🏅 Very good animation quality in comparison of other Chinese ONA (currently I am watching Soul Land too, S...

This entertaining low-stakes MMORPG anime succeeds with its likeable characters and fun premise of a retired pro gamer starting fresh, though it suffers from jarring animation inconsistencies between terrible CG background characters and occasionally great visuals, plus a completely forgettable g...

The soundtrack's epic fantasy rock theme and Mandarin voice acting prove Chinese animation can work in anime style, with the bridge scene in episode one beautifully capturing Ye Xiu's melancholy departure. However, the story devolves into random encounters rather than coherent arcs, characters re...

quick madclown review it's a 7.5 from me but i can't give it 0.5 it isn't as terrible as a 7... the reasons it doesn't make 8? :- something about it was just difficult for me to absorb. not the concept, but the story itself was a bit difficult to follow because i just had a really hard time keepi...

This was a weird one for me. Right, so the story follows Ye Qui, the best player of a massively popular game called Glory. He is captain of one of the most successful teams in the game, but he is soon deposed and forced into retirement by jealous team mates. Having to start from scratch, he start...

**spoiler free review** TKA is the first chinese anime i watched and it doesn't disappoint. This anime is really underrated and not many talk about it. I have never seen an anime with better or equal animation and it shows what a high budget anime is supposed to look like. The soundracks and soun...

Do you like an Overpowered MC? Probably too much, really. Do you want a story about a character going on a "journey" and collecting friends along the way? Sure, that's pretty standard. Do you want all the characters to be 1-dimensional to the point that its rather strange, like 1 is "the loud one...