Dandadan Season 2, premiering in July 2025, brings back Momo, Okarun, and their friends on a chaotic supernatural quest. This season explores the “Evil Eye” arc, deeper relationships, wild humor, and vibrant action. The dynamic cast tackles new threats and personal growth, all wrapped in Science SARU’s eclectic animation. If you loved Season 1’s madness, expect even greater mayhem and charm here.
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School-Live! is a chilling fusion of school life and horror that follows Yuki Takeya and the School Life Club as they navigate a zombie apocalypse within their school. With layered characters, subtle storytelling, and emotional depth, the series hides darkness behind cheerful visuals. Its psychological tension and heartfelt bonds make it an unforgettable anime worth watching.
Reincarnated as a Sword is an action-fantasy Isekai where a man is reborn not as a hero, but as a sentient blade. Wielded by Fran, a fierce black cat warrior, their bond drives the story with themes of growth, loyalty, and found family. Blending heartfelt moments with dynamic battles, this anime offers a refreshing twist on the Isekai formula while exploring heroism through companionship.
Call of the Night Season 2 delivers twelve thrilling episodes, ramping up the supernatural romance and drama. Centered on Kou and Nazuna's relationship, this season introduces a formidable vampire hunter, revealing secrets and emotional challenges. With elevated art, dynamic action, and a haunting score, the show’s immersive night cityscapes and layered character development captivate both new viewers and returning fans, promising more mysteries and excitement for a potential future season.
“The Day I Became a God” is a 12-episode anime that blends drama and fantasy, following Hina, who claims the world will end in 30 days. While the vibrant art and music shine, scattered plotlines and underdeveloped characters highlight its missed potential. Jun Maeda’s series stirs some emotion but lacks the impact of his best works. Worth watching for fans, but not essential for newcomers.
Servamp is a 12-episode anime series following Mahiru Shirota, a boy who cherishes simplicity but finds his world upended after rescuing Kuro, a slothful servant vampire. As Mahiru forms a contract, he’s pulled into a supernatural conflict among vampires and their Eves. Produced by Brain's Base and Platinum Vision, Servamp blends action, comedy, and drama, making it an accessible watch for newcomers and supernatural fans alike.
The Day I Became A God begins as a lighthearted slice-of-life anime but quickly spirals into a melodramatic mess. Despite its stunning animation and decent soundtrack, the story feels repetitive and uninspired, echoing Jun Maeda’s earlier works without their heart. Characters lack depth, emotional beats fall flat, and the plot’s pacing drags, leaving viewers underwhelmed rather than moved.
The God of High School follows Jin Mo-Ri, a Taekwondo expert competing in a martial arts tournament where the winner receives any wish. Despite MAPPA's exceptional animation and fluid fight choreography, the 13-episode adaptation struggles with poor pacing by condensing over 100 webtoon chapters. While visually spectacular with outstanding sound design, the series suffers from underdeveloped characters and confusing worldbuilding, ultimately becoming a hollow showcase of "what could've been."
The God of High School delivers a martial arts spectacle where Jin Mo-Ri, a Taekwondo prodigy, battles for a wish in Korea's ultimate tournament. The anime's standouts include flashy hand-drawn animation, engaging music, and colorful character designs. While the plot pacing and adaptation changes divide fans of the original manhwa, the fun character dynamics and energetic fight scenes keep viewers hooked for every episode.