All pretty good picks. The only one I haven't seen from your list is is Hanasaku Iroha. Last year one of my recommendations from anime planet's Secret Santa event was Golden Kamuy, at the time it was completely off of my radar. It is obvious that the writers have a passion for hunting and survival skills that are brought to life through Asirpa while the average Joe like me is allowed to relate to the main character's more laymen perspective.

Man it’s been so long since I’ve seen this anime 🤍

interesting video and channel and series, and it's also almost a year as I see this, and the series is 7 years old.

Many years ago, my gf found her favorite band, Safety Suit, thanks to this video. 😎

I think the reason why the show doesn't make sense and none of the characters are likable is that this is the English version of what is essentially a Japanese toy commercial.

Good review.

I'm guessing this is one of the stories that had an ending only in the light novels that were never translated into English. I like slice-of-life but not when the ending is unfulfilling.

I saw this last year at august I love it😭😭

I read the manga but haven't seen the anime. One of the highlights for me was the short friend that Urabe unwillingly hangs out with. She usually tried to push the progress forward but was rarely successful. I thought the ending was nice, but there wasn't much development. The author said a kiss was originally planned, but by the end, he felt it was no longer needed.

keep at it ducky

I liked it...Its in my anime library

hell yeah

Underrated anime fr🔥😭

It's too bad. The main draw for a detective series is usually the mystery, but it sounds very meh from your description.

Thanks for covering this! I also hardly ever see this film get much discussion, so it's always great to see people who want to talk about it! The "incest" storyline definitely never felt like bait to me, ik people may dislike it but I'd argue it actually contains plenty of legit historical basis regarding Japan at the time. Due to a significant destruction of family records, post-war Japan was fraught with plenty of instances where people did not know who their extended or even their close relatives were. Amidst the confusion there were more than a few cases where people ended up crushing on close relations unwittingly.

I was 14 when I first watched yumeiro pâtissière, It made me love baking (spoiler ahead!!!) I remember I cried when I finished the 1st season, I re-watched it again 10 years later I'm now 23 (time flies) and here I am crying again 🥺 Still don't know why, the show is bittersweet, I really loved every aspect of Ichigo, but I got so sad when the team split up... I'm having a hard time "accommodating" with changing and new starts and new things, it kinds of scaring me... And I can't agree more with you, the second part of the grand prix should have it own season + honestly i felt like they could have talked about the 2 years in Paris 🥺. Really loved the review, and honestly your analysis >>>I was feeling alone cause none of my friends watched this anime so thank you ❤ sorry for my bad English

I hope there will be season 2 soon for this anime. Though I doubt...

I would suggest You to read the manga. The anime only covered the third of the manga if I remember correctly.

Your voice is really calming.

Your voice is so relaxing

thanks for this review its pretty well thought out and helps me appreciate this underatted Show

I agree. I also thought that the Kvels were representative of the Jewish population. We were introduced to the Kvels by some anonymous person or group’s hatred of the Cafe Master’s success in business. Heine talked about their ancient kingdom falling into ruin thousands of years ago, dispersing the populace. Yet despite moving to other countries and a millennia passing, it seems as though they’ve never fully integrated themselves into those countries. Despite being born and raised in those countries, there’s a huge sense of “other,” like there wasn’t much mixing (ethnic wise anyways, obviously they’ve become a part of the community through business, working with a befriending the natives, contributing the same way as any other regular citizen). It lines up a lot with what we’ve seen with what the Jewish diaspora had to put up with in the past. And I agree, it’s not a representation you see often in Japanese media. It made me appreciate the story a bit more since it gave it more depth, and made the lessons of becoming a leader multidimensional and realistic. Not too surprised tho, we see in the beginning with Bruno, his thesis often mentioned the country’s multi-ethnic strives of equality, developing the government to fit modern development, etc. The author did a good job adding layers to what could’ve been a simple, cute story

I understand your conflicted feelings about it i have a similar issue with it PA works shows in general the set up is great and they can do mush more but decide to meander half way through i almost dropped this one and shirobako half way through because i was bored out of my mind.

Great review

You earnt urself a new sub

Love listen to your review and your calm voice.

For the lord of algorithm. ❤ Your review.

I loved how this series came together back when I watched it. It's one of those series where everything is very deliberate and it can be kind of alienating at first. But the kind of alienating aspect is what draws me to a lot of series I enjoy.

Jo i want to start watching animes. Is this a good starter anime ? Or should i watch something else and watch this later ?or is it so good that it will set my expectations too high for other animes?

Honestly i was bored and apathetic watching this anime. A lot of anime fans think if a show makes you sad or cry it means it is great and a lot of anime makers caught on so they stuff their shows with cheap emotional manipulation instead of good characters writing. Violet ever garden felt like that the creators were screaming at me to cry while waving Christmas decorations in front of my face.

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You should definitely check out Golden Kamuy it's one of the most unique anime ever made ! It has all the genres a person could want. The story , characters and themes are all top notch

Thank u for making this Finally I've been looking for a new review for this anime for years and you're the first person I've seen review it I haven't watched it in about a year or two I'm happy to see someone else pick the anime up and made a video about ❤

Thank you covering my favourite anime! I don't really have anything to add, it was just lovely listening to you talk about something I love ^^

it was a good one i wish there was a season 2 and season 3 but it probably won't happen

I agree the bank meeting was cringe it broke my immersion when up to that point i was enjoying it .

What a great review. I am totally baffled on why this was only one season of the anime. Definitely recommend reading the manga which gets better and better as the storylines continue.

Love the way you review anime. It reminds me of classic youtube. Also seeing how you are a fan of digimon I highly recommend dennu coil, futuer boy Conan, akage no anne, and princess tutu. I think you might love them like a did.

Hi, Sassy here. I think you should review the Yumeiro Patisserie manga. It's waaaayyy different from the anime and I love to see you compare both. Granted, the last two volumes aren't translated but I think where the manga ends up til that point is a great end spot. Especially with how the manga handles the relationship between Ichigo and Kashino, which is way more satisfying than the second season of the original Anime.

Hi Miss, Amazing content. Your consistency of over a decade is impressive 😢. You deserve more reach.

This movie was really well done. Great visuals. Great action. Ok plot. Good characters.

kino review, glad to see youre still going

Hey, are you available on any other platform like discord or twitter? I was interested in asking you a few questions about your channel. Mostly relating to how long you've been making videos and how you started.

This video was great. Been looking for some regular reviews for shows I wouldn't know exist otherwise.

Cool to see someone also enjoy the series! Thanks for covering it!

It's actually really disappointing how all the online sentiment around this movie seem to echo distaste and disdain for the abundance of tropes and the lack of depth in it's sci-fi elements. I truely feel like both of these aspects of the movie are deeply intentional and serve to spotlight the themes that are core to it's message. I'd agree the execution of this movie will not speak to a majority of people, but this movie truely puts poetry before everything. As a literacy and poetry nerd, I found this movie by hitting the random anime button on crunchyroll years ago, and to this day it holds up as one of my top picks. To me, it is the Everything Everywhere All At Once anime.

Just finished this I really loved it

You've become one of my favorite anime youtubers

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