My philosophy for rating anime has changed over the years - all in the hope of becoming more accountable for my opinions.
Objectivity, subjectivity, bias, impartiality: my personal reviewing philosophy
Revisions Review
"Were this another anime, they might call his deterministic attitude and rigidity to his opinions a good thing, but anybody in the real world knows these aren't typically good character traits, and Revisions refuses to let him off the hook for it."
Catching up with Spring 2020: Gal to Kyouryu
"From the collective that brought us the eponymous Pop Team Epic anime comes another stoner comedy that transcends the realms of animation"
The effects of covid19 on this humble blogger
"As quarantine crept up on me with a prowl, I laughed that my life would remain a constant"
Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta Episode 1 Review
"the situations ramp up in hilarity - from the awkward snickers that Catarina's world-uninformed antics arouse near the early episode, right up into the gut-busting ridiculousness of an eight year old recreating The Shining's 'Here's Johnny!' moment in the triumphant climax"
Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na! Review
"What Eizouken has is bundles of creative visual art, but that gradually loses its shimmer as the show goes on"
Natsunagu! Review
"Natsunagu shows that we all have stories to tell and Natsuna will be damned if her's doesn't end with a happy ending"
Spring 2020: What I’m Watching
With the new season, I try and find the motivation to get excited for a lacklustre lineup. And Bakarina.
Itai no wa Iya nana de Bougyoryu ni Kyokufuri Shitai no Omoimasu Review
"BOFURI is a delight to watch when Sally and Maple hang out"
Fate/Grand Order: Zettai Majuu Sensen Babylonia Review
"there is no cohesive vision"
SpaceWhales Anime Blog 