A Certain Scientific Railgun is the side story of A Certain Magical Index; it is followed by a second season titled “A Certain Scientific Railgun S.” The side story takes place in the same universe. It follows the same plot, so we don’t have to worry about inconsistency.
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A Certain Scientific Railgun is no different than the original series, but it has something better than the original series itself. The story is enjoyable but not too good as it did not keep us at the edge of our seats.
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The series had great potential to be one of the best anime in its genre, but its rushed plot and off-pacing ruined everything. If you liked the story, we would recommend reading the light novel instead of watching the anime. It’ll be worth it.
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One of those series that made a lot of noise in 2020 was Beastars after its launch on Netflix. The fact that its premiere on the popular streaming platform coincided with the beginning of the quarantine period allowed it to have a large audience at home looking for something new to watch.
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Plastic Memories is a short anime that makes you go heavy on the tears. The ending is very poetic and has a meaning to it. This anime is definitely like your average sci-fi/romance/tragedy anime and has a charming feel. We recommend watching this anime as it’s precise, meaningful, and beautifully crafted.
Overall, Tokyo Esp is not too bad to not give it a shot. We do urge you to check it out, BUT you shouldn’t expect a lot from it! If you just want to watch it to kill some time, then you might be able to enjoy it. Or if you haven’t watched the X-Men movies, then you should give it a shot.
As you might’ve already guessed if you have read this review so far, Made in Abyss is something marvelous. However, as I said at the start of this review, this anime is not everyone’s cup of tea.
It is evident from history in the anime realm how stuffing down entire chapters of manga in just 11-12 episodes results in a disaster. Unfortunately, this is what happened to High-Rise Invasion. Over 250 chapters were squeezed into 12 episodes. No wonder the super rushed character development had trouble finding a proper place in this story, progressing at an awful pace.
God Eater’s start takes a ton of time, as it risks losing all of its fan following in hopes of doing proper world-building. However, it kicks it from 0 to 100 fast once done and grabs you right back in. As somebody who had loved the original games, I was excited to hear of it being adapted into an anime.
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