Kuzu no Honkai (A Scum’s Wish) Ep 1-4 Review – Kuso beyond words

I told my friend I’m interested in watching Kuzu no Honkai, and the first advice she gave me was: Don’t watch it in class.

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Being such a great friend, I went ahead and watched it anyway.

Guess what the teacher said.

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Blame! (2017) – a possible future?

We’re living in the future: science fiction are turning into reality. Flying cars have been built. Cloning can be done. What next? Hmm… let’s tap into the human mind and see if we can control machines with just our thoughts!

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Kakegurui Ep. 5-8 Review – Beware the Hyperventilation

Yumeko finds herself drawing the attention of crazy people, while Mary has to deal with the student council president who seems to have cyanosis.

But first I have to mention that: THE SHIP HAS SAILED!!!

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Kakegurui Ep 2-4 Review – crazies running around

The adventures of Jabami Yumeko in the academy of gamblers continues.

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Amon Saga + Legend of Lemnear Review – Hero Cycle Summed Up Right There.

I’ve never done a 2 in 1 anime review before, but I’ll do that here since I want to point out some thoughts I have on these two OVA.

First, I’m pretty sure you’re like ‘wth’ when you read the title, since you probably haven’t heard of either of them. Don’t worry, I’ll introduce you to them. Behold, spoiler awaits.

Let’s start with Amon Saga.

Amon Saga was released in 1986, and upon watching it I screamed ‘Saint Seiyaaaaa’ not because those two were similar in art or story, but the atmosphere and animation were the same. Amon Saga follows Amon, a generic stoic protagonist with white hair who wants to avenge his mother. While on his path to revenge, he met a generic long-haired damsel in distress called Princess Lichia. The two had a Romeo-Juliet moment, ratta-tatta-tat, Amon takes revenge, get the girl, and be done. Or not.
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