Recovery of an MMO junkie makes an attempt to portray the nature of online relationships and how to bond with people when you don't know their real name or even their real gender. It shows how a MMO can be a place to go when you aren't happy with the situation of your real life and why so many pe...

I just couldn't stop. I fell in love with Mori Mori as soon as I saw her dump the flowers. Her reactions are much more organic and realistic than the usual fare we have in anime. She is not a girl, she is a woman, a deeply broken and hurt woman who feels lonely and depressed. That's what moves he...

Have you ever played an MMO game, or experienced roleplaying online with people you don't know-? Have you got a feeling that urges you to know what their IRL feels like-? Or are you simply curious to know them better-? I actually felt that feeling. I won't extend my review further. We have our ma...

I was initially put off by the first episode. Thankfully, after being disillusioned with the latest Fruits Basket anime and reading reviews praising this anime instead, I continued. I am glad 9 episodes later of watching back to back I continued. Aside from disliking the main MC in Fruits Basket,...

As someone said in other review, don't expect anything if you decide to watch this and watch it with a free mind. I'll give straight 10 no doubt if everything fits all my expectation. But i guess, in my opinion, it is one of the goals of romance genre to leave you feeling little dissapointed abou...

every experience or heard of serendipity? this anime is the very definition of it! love how the anime slowly connects them to each other and the fact that how most of us can relate to the feeling of comfort, excitement when ever we play MMOS or any online games. The first few episodes can be qui...

This show has caught my eye mainly because the main character is a 30 years old woman playing MMO games. That means I felt like someone was making an anime about me. I really enjoyed the whole plot, there are lots of funny situations and misunderstandings that are so sweet. I was really attached ...

Net-juu no Susume is yet another game-world anime. But it's not an isekai anime, nor is it a gaming anime: It's a relationship anime that happens to use an MMORPG as its primary setting. Net-juu no Susume tackles in-game relationships and how those tie into real life. How an in-game relationship ...

While the early episodes nearly made me drop it completely, Net-juu no Susume significantly improves around episode 5 when the story shifts focus from the cringy MMO game world to the much more engaging real-world interactions between Sakurai and Koiwai. The show suffers from a weak protagonist a...

This short romantic comedy delivers what it promises with an awesome main character and a complete ending that miraculously wraps up most loose ends. The animation and music are solid, with a particularly cool opening song, and the story resonates with anyone who's felt insecure or enjoys MMOs an...

This anime stands out by creating its own unique category separate from .hack or SAO, brilliantly weaving together real life and in-game experiences that MMO gamers will find incredibly relatable. The fun, cheerful, and occasionally embarrassing tone makes it thoroughly enjoyable, leaving you eag...

Animes that focus on online gaming usually aren't too good, but this one is clearly the black sheep of that genre. I'm not gonna waste too much time, so I'll head into the review. Rabb2t's honest anime review (without ever looking over what I write) time begins! Story: The story of Net-juu no Sus...

Net-Juu no Susume stands out as one of the better anime out there, with adorably awkward characters and masterfully executed romantic tension that pulls all the right strings. While the art style is undeniably cute, it doesn't particularly impress beyond the charming MMO character costumes. The s...

This anime is absolutely adored for its hilarious main character whose perplexed reactions and expressions steal every scene, plus the genuinely compelling romantic chemistry between the leads. While the game-focused scenes feel less engaging than real-life moments, and some missed opportunities ...

"Caught in a teenage dream, looking for girls on the computer screen" ~ based off of Girl Like That - The Royal This anime was different from your normal teenage romcom anime. Although, the characters still managed to act like teens. Story: 8/10 The plot was pretty good. A 30 year old neet who ha...

The only disappointing part of the anime was the disappointing lack of episodes. It's a very sweet, cute piece of animation, that accurately reflects some of the issues that gamers or NEETS sometimes face. I loved how they ditched the typical cutesy, cloyingly sweet voice that most female charact...

This anime was good. That's all I can really say about it. The main characters were nice, but not complex. Similarly, the relationships were pretty nice. Nothing like A Silent Voice, but there was seemingly natural chemistry between the voice actors. The story had an interesting take with it bein...

This anime was so much fun to watch. I enjoyed every episode and I love the characters too both real life and their mmo counterparts. Aww I wish it was longer. I would love to watch more of this adorable couple and their friends as they balance real life and playing online. A must watch if you wa...

I personally feel that this anime is wholesome and though seemingly slightly rushed, well paced. The plot is rather well crafted with story elements introduced at appropriate timings with sufficient introductions to the characters. There is a good disposition of characters with no unnecessary fil...

This has got to be one of the most disappointing shows of this season. I was very late into watching this anime so I decided to marathon all 10 episodes today. Story: (5/10): The story is basically about a man and women who had played a previous MMO in the past, and coincidentally reunite with ea...