TV Reviews7.2/10
Touya Brings His Smartphone Into a New World — and the Show Earns Its 7.2
A tale of a man struck down by lightning who asks for his phone to follow him into a strange new world.
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TV Reviews7.7/10
Demon King Daimao Review: Akuto Sai’s Destiny Is a Joke the Show Can’t Stop Making
A Demon King destined to rule, yet he desires only quiet servitude. A comedy of error, folly, and mistaken destiny.
TV Reviews8/10
D.Gray-man Review: A Flawed Marathon With a Rewarding Payoff
A tale of exorcists, cursed eyes, and blessed arms, waging war upon Akuma and the dread Millennium Earl.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Nine Years On, Little Witch Academia Still Casts Spells That Land
A tale of a girl named Akko who yearns to become a witch, and the rod of Shiny Chariot that sets her fate upon a grand wheel.
TV Reviews7.4/10
‘Fate/Apocrypha’ Bends the Holy Grail War Into a Two-Sided Conflict Worth Watching
A holy war bent beyond recognition: two sides each claim justice, a stolen Grail, and a wish that carries a hero to the world's reverse side.
TV Reviews8.3/10
N-H-K Review: Sato’s Conspiracy Delusion Gets a Sharp, Uncomfortable Anime Treatment
A man's delusion of a government conspiracy traps him in isolation; a girl offers a contract to free him from his own mind.
TV Reviews8/10
K-ON! Review: Five Girls, One Guitar, and Seventeen Years of Comfort
Five high school girls keep their light music club alive in this gentle, comforting anime.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Eight Years On, Harukana Receive Still Earns Its Place as a Volleyball Romance Worth Watching
Two cousins, one tall and cheerful, one short and self-conscious, form a volleyball team on Okinawa. A tale of belonging, insecurity, and sport.
TV Reviews8/10
Zombie Land Saga Review: Seven Girls, One Stage, and a Miracle
Seven undead girls form an idol group to revive a prefecture in this tragicomic anime about memory, fame, and belonging.
TV Reviews8/10
‘Daily Lives of High School Boys’: Three Boys, 12 Episodes, and Nothing Bigger Than That
Three boys navigate the daily grind of high school life in this comedy of small failures, reviewed with a score of 8 out of 10.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Ten Years On, Dagashi Kashi’s Sweet Comedy Still Knows When to Stop
A boy rejects his family's sweets shop until a girl from a rival firm stops at nothing to win him over in this comedy of games and confessions.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Eight Years On, the Hunters in Devils’ Line Still Refuse to Treat Their Prey as Animals
A half-vampire detective hunts monsters in modern Tokyo, caught between his duty and love for a woman who might be one of them.