I think a majority of the anime was good. However, that ending. Well it's really bad. The relationship (part from the end) was believable. They felt like real characters. How they interacted with each other felt real. It does a good job sparking conversation and questioning what it means to be ma...

“Never knowing when to stop — thy name is human.” — Krunchyman Each time a slice-of-life drama comes to the fore, we, the viewing public, need to ask a pertinent question: ‘will they half-ass it, of full ass it?’ For example, invoking themes of unrequited love, interminable ‘friend-zones,’ and ro...

The only mildly redeeming elements are Haru and her pet crow, which briefly offer a breath of fresh air. Everything else— from a dull, truncated adaptation that guts a third of the manga, to an infuriating love triangle anchored by one of the most hated heroines—delivers repetitive, frustrating d...

Probably the worst anime I have ever seen. Oh, whos this person? Oh, another new person? Oh and another? Basically they introduce new characters one after the other to make an awkward interaction between the main characters, making each other believe that they've got a thing going on with this ne...

An emotionally authentic, criminally underrated romance that excels at portraying flawed adults stuck in messy, realistic feelings of unrequited love; while the finale crams too much into one episode and a couple of side-character detours could have been trimmed, these are minor blemishes on a se...

This anime really captures the reality of growing up and finding a place in society. The characters try to find their path, but stumble upon their past experiences that they can't let go. Rikuo, the MC had a crush on a girl in the past, and now when she appears before him, he can't seem to even l...

((Review: English - Español)) ** English= If you are looking for an anime that only offers these three things: romantic drama, love triangles, and emotional confusion, this is the anime for you. Don't ask for anything more. This is a slow-paced anime (some might find it boring), focused on the ro...

NO SPOILERS first of all never trust ratings or the reviews. this show is amazing its more realistic than any other anime there are no fan services, yes it's a little bit rushed but in a good way. overall the anime has a convincing and beautiful ending. probably the first time a romance anime whe...

I'm sorry, but this is going to be more of a rant than a review. This will mostly be about the last episode, and why I don't think it ruins the whole anime, as so many others do. This is actually aimed at the people who already watched the anime, and if you haven't, I think that you should go wat...

Haru “Crow Waifu” Nonaka shines as the sole likable character and the first six episodes sidestep the love triangle nicely, but the rest of the cast is dull or irritating, the story turns to trash, and the back-half becomes a boring slog with an unsatisfying payoff. I can’t recommend committing w...

Sing yesterday to me is a story about people who have stopped moving in life but start to rely on each other to start to move forward again. Story & writing: Rikuo Uozumi is stuck, the frustration of continually job hunting has led him to working in a convenience store until a mysterious girl dec...

The anime captivated me initially with its incredible sound design, atmospheric setting, and phenomenal voice acting from the main male MC - the same talent behind Beastars' wolf. The first few episodes were perfect 10/10 material. However, the show lost its way by expanding focus to four charact...

Full disclaimer that I wrote a previous review for this but decided to completely revamp and simplify it after concluding this anime. Yesterday wo Utatte is the first anime that I'll give a MAL review for; the reason I decided to break this silent streak is because holy hell, this is frustrating ...

The rough pencil-drawn art style and clever manga-panel flashbacks give Sing Yesterday to Me a visually distinctive look, and the understated soundtrack fits its quiet tone. Yet the series is hollow at its core: the protagonist is flat and uninteresting, the romance never moves beyond a skeletal ...

A story of four painfully average "adults" who have communication difficulties and all of them are depressed. Yesterday wo Utatte seemed similar in spirit to one of my all time favourites, NHK ni Youkoso! , The art and especially the atmosphere felt soft and gloomy. Studio Doga Kobo did a great j...

Damn, this anime started off so well. I was in love with the sounds, the setting, the feeling. The voice actor for the main male MC was just phenomenal–it's the same one who voiced the wolf in Beastars. That voice is almost iconic now. For the first couple episodes, this anime was 10/10 all aroun...

This is the first anime I've watched that I can consider to be tearjerker bait. I say this because it had the makings of being a great show, with a good OST and somewhat unique art style but the show itself is just so mediocre with a hollow story. I've seen worse shows than this but at least they...

When I first started watching this show I was excited. I was excited to see an Anime portray adult romance. It’s always a breath of fresh air to see a setting outside of middle school or high school. But I wouldn’t say a breath of fresh air is what I got. Instead I got the pleasure of meeting a c...

Based on other people's negative reviews, I felt compelled to write about this. (no spoilers) A lot of people disliked this anime because of the character's behaviours, getting frustrated because "everything could be solved if such and such did this or that". Perhaps as anime watchers we get used...

The love is superficial for everyone, they just decide that they love someone and that's it instead of actually showing development of feelings. There are so much characters loving the same persons and for multiple of them that it's a comedy at this point and for literally everyone there is no re...