Wake Up, Girls is a relatively fresh take on the idol sub-genre and surprisingly, unconventional enough to be noteworthy of spending time with.
[Anime Review] Unbreakable Machine Doll
Neither all that good for the framework of its plot or all that bad for what presented, Unbreakable Machine Doll is a relatively middle of the road experience.
[Anime Review] Walkure Romanze
Walkure Romanze would be rather decent romantic romp, if supplied with any romance to begin with. Instead, it is just some show about a would-be knight, a few girls jousting, and horses – gotta have some horses.
[Anime Review] The Eccentric Family
Uchouten Kazoku – The Eccentric Family is drama and comedy driven anime series with a very simple point to make: No matter what, every family is a little dysfunctional. Even that of the mythical variety. Why? Because it is a manifestation of our idiot blood.
[Anime Review] Sankarea
Sankarea is impressive on the merits of its story alone and that makes it a good series overall. It is shame that though that the “good” could have been “great”, if it only tried a little harder to hold it all together.
[Anime Review] Zettai Bouei Leviathan
Zettai Bouei Leviathan is nothing more than cute dragon girls doing cute dragon girl things to save the world. And honestly, I am oddly okay with that…
[Anime Review] Suisei no Gargantia
Suisei no Gargantia is a science fiction series not about space aliens or a technological regressed Earth, but rather about rediscovery. It’s about rediscovering humanity, self, and life and one of many things that make it such a palatable title in spite of its many shortcomings.
[Anime Review] One Off
One Off may not be what I consider Junichi Sato’s best work, but it certainly might make you feel better and slightly motivated by the time you finish. There is also some product placement for Honda nestled inside, but you don’t have to focus on that if you don’t want to.
RDG: Red Data Girl Review
Red Data Girl (RDG) is nothing more than another adolescent drama in P.A. Works repertoire of productions. Slightly off the mark apart from its past choices, but nonetheless, turns out to be a less than satisfying title suffering under some less skillful implementation and directing that makes it feel else than whole or for matter, entertaining.
[Anime Review] Uta Kata
A blending of the mahou-shoujou genre and dualistic underpinnings of life makes Uta Kata like how a good cake should be: appealing on the surface, yet flavorful and sweet underneath.
