It Couldn't be That Far from the Truth

  

Regardless of the two previous episodes bombarded with dispensable fan-services, Suisei no Gargantia's voyage across the oceans of excellence still perpetuates splendidly even with Urobuchi-sensei's unconventional authorship. 

A Peculiarly Satisfying Notion

  

Voyeurism is essentially acknowledged as a standard ethical code. PHOTOKANO LOGIC!

Shingeki no Kyojin Episode 6 (Review)

少女が見た世界 ――トロスト区攻防戦②
The World the Girl Saw: The Battle for Trost (2)

A gentle yet dingy drizzle after a roughshod storm may be easing, but it leaves us void of something overwhelming.

Shingeki no Kyojin (First Impressions)

Rather than drifting swiftly along with the tides this season, Shingeki no Kyojin stomps its titanic production quality to rupture the grounds of humanity in utter vehemence.

Koe no Katachi (The Shape of Voice)

It's rather rare for me to catalyze a motion of progress whenever I'm in a state of idleness. But having the thought that flipping a few pages of a sentimentally driven one-shot manga last night would not be a bit of a drag, I astonishingly caught myself bawling inside.

Hataraku Maou-sama! Episode 4 (Review)

The Hero Feels the Warmth of the Heart

As the spontaneous hilarity slowly recedes in the show's tread, the drama rushes its feet to the main stage.

Aku no Hana Episode 3 (Review)

Whereas the visual treats still wander in the savanna of dreadfulness, the plot somehow fortifies as a decent intrinsic stimulant for this series.