It has been a while since I have been active. I came back from massive burnout to anime seasonal because of the greatest animated show pilot episode of the 2020s. But we are not here to talk about the pilot episode of Lackadaisy (the episode is available on YouTube). We are here for Oshi No Ko. L...

This show fails spectacularly at its own premise by criticizing the entertainment industry while simultaneously pandering to every commercial trend in anime, from harem elements to TikTok-bait songs. The lazy portrayal of suicide and the problematic depiction of Akane needing male redemption comp...

This is some kind of different take about this season, considering the rolling-on-the-floorable atrocity I had to read here. Oshi no Ko is a manga series written by Akasaka Aka and illustrated by Yokoyari Mengo. The story is initially about Hoshino Ai, a famous idol and leader of B-Komachi. Our m...

The characters had excellent chemistry, the story progressed at a perfect pace, and the art style and production quality were genuinely impressive. However, the twins' relationship felt unrealistic given they barely interacted or learned about each other for fifteen years, and the transitions bet...

Another show that proves that the overall rating for an anime is not to be trusted all the time. The show was like a star shooting up high then slowly to quickly crashing down. The first episode set up the show for an interesting story but the atmosphere/suspense kept getting drier by the episode...

Another show that proves that the overall rating for an anime is not to be trusted all the time. The show was like a star shooting up high then slowly to quickly crashing down. The first episode set up the show for an interesting story but the atmosphere/suspense kept getting drier by the episode...

This is some kind of different take about this season, considering the rolling-on-the-floorable atrocity I had to read here. Oshi no Ko is a manga series written by Akasaka Aka and illustrated by Yokoyari Mengo. The story is initially about Hoshino Ai, a famous idol and leader of B-Komachi. Our m...

The characters played off each other well. I thought the story moved forward without rushing. And the art style, animation, and overall production quality all impressed me. I really enjoyed this first season and would highly recommend watching it. I had only two major complaints. First, the twins...

Oshi no Ko dazzles out of the gate: episode 1 is an immaculate masterpiece, the art and synched idol performances are flawless, and the voice cast plus the OP “Idol” deliver top-tier audiovisual excellence. Unfortunately, the reincarnation hook feels like pointless cardboard armor, the plot devol...

I tried akasaka, I tried my best to love this new series of yours for which you so mercilessly murdered your already beloved kaguya sama love is war , I tried to love it like i loved love is war even joined the hype , but just like the idol Ai, it was completely a fabricated love that only got co...

The first episode delivers a gripping hook with solid animation and sound, but the series quickly collapses under poor pacing, exposition dumps, and shallow characters. The promised revenge-murder mystery dissolves into a directionless, slice-of-life-ish muddle that sidelines its own protagonist....

aaah... I really wanted to enjoy this anime as much as it was hyped and God knows how I really waited for that to happen but in the end, it just felt flat and I was a little disappointed. I will not go into an in-depth review but I will touch on the main key points that stood out to me without tr...

Well "Oshi no Ko" had a great impact since episode 1, but after that it went down. The hype you'll get after seeing the 1st episode is crazy, but if you set the bar too high, it's really hard to maintain the quality. "Oshi no Ko" brings a different setup, and just for being different of the whole...

Well "Oshi no Ko" had a great impact since episode 1, but after that it went down. The hype you'll get after seeing the 1st episode is crazy, but if you set the bar too high, it's really hard to maintain the quality. "Oshi no Ko" brings a different setup, and just for being different of the whole...

I want to discuss the isekai genre. This review contains minor spoilers. There are numerous isekai anime, such as Oshi no Ko and Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation. However, for many anime, the isekai premise is merely a narrative device to grant characters supernatural abilities, like self-aw...

Oshi no Ko brilliantly exposes the hidden toll of show-business fame through captivating characters whose star-filled eyes embody their talent and ambition. While the central mystery is simple and future seasons remain uncertain, the gorgeous artwork, viral Yoasobi opener, and perspective-shiftin...

Oshi no Ko impresses with beautiful illustrations, an amazing cast, and an excellent portrayal of the entertainment industry's dark side through a unique story. While most characters remain average and the plot can be semi-predictable, the realistic character reactions and fitting art style durin...

Yeah I was also baited into watching this because of how high the first episode got on the charts. It really was a mid episode, it just had a lot of content/things going on which makes you hope for a lot more in the season. After that is just boring content. Some of the episodes are arguably fill...

*[Oshi no Ko]* *QUICK REVIEW!* Reliable narration supported by beautiful illustrations, amazing cast, and it does an excellent portrayal of an entry view into the components of the entertainment industry. Oshi No Ko has a unique portrayal of the dark side of the entertainment industry which some ...

Oshi no Ko is an extraordinary anime that transcends typical genre boundaries with its mesmerizing blend of drama, mystery, and social commentary, featuring masterfully crafted storytelling and remarkable character development. The series delivers top-notch animation with vibrant visuals and exce...