This scathing review critiques the anime series "The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar" as a generic, poorly written isekai harem show. The reviewer lambasts the cliché protagonist, objectified female characters, lackluster visuals and forgettable music. They warn readers to avoid this "dumpster fire" series unless they enjoy laughing at trashy isekai or cheap ecchi. The review argues the show has no redeeming qualities.
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Have you ever inherited something from a family member, close friend, or even someone you barely knew? Receiving something like this would leave you wondering what to do with it unless they or someone else has specified what you need to do. Even if it’s the latter, you, as the inheritor, get a choice to go along with it or continue life as if nothing changed.
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Buddy Complex is an entertaining mecha anime with fluid animation and engaging robot battles. While the story and characters are average, the show's proper execution, pacing, and development make it an enjoyable watch. The action scenes are the highlight, elevated by superb visuals and audio. Buddy Complex may not break new ground, but it's a solid anime for anyone seeking a fun mecha series.
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D4DJ First Mix is an anime that brings the world of DJing to life through the story of Rinku Aimoto and her friends at Yoba Academy. As they form the DJ unit Happy Around, viewers are treated to a blend of cute girls doing cute things (CGDCT) and fierce musical competition. While the show offers great music and insights into DJing, it struggles with inconsistent CG animation and an occasionally annoying protagonist.
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Ex-Arm, a 2021 anime adaptation, stands out as a notorious example of poor execution. This review explores the show's confusing animation style, disjointed storytelling, and ill-fitting music. Despite being based on a decent manga, the anime's subpar quality has made it a subject of ridicule in the anime community. The article delves into the reasons behind its failure and compares it to other poorly received adaptations, ultimately advising viewers to approach with caution or explore the superior manga instead.
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"Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere" is a hidden gem from 2011, a year packed with anime classics. This Sunrise production offers a complex sci-fi fantasy blend set in a future where humans recreate history in pocket dimensions around Japan. Despite its convoluted plot and slow start, the series rewards patient viewers with unique storytelling, diverse characters, and outstanding music. With improved execution in its second season, this anime stands out as a refreshing alternative to modern isekai titles.
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Farming Life in Another World is a refreshing isekai anime that combines the relaxing gameplay of farming simulators with the fantasy world-building of the genre. While not without its flaws, the show's focus on building an empire from scratch and its loyal protagonist set it apart from other isekai titles. With decent animation and fitting music, it's a must-watch for fans of the genre.
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"The Demon Prince of Momochi House" anime adaptation disappoints fans of the original manga. Despite its promising premise of a girl inheriting a haunted house and meeting supernatural beings, the series fails to capture the manga's charm. Poor animation, lackluster character development, and a rushed storyline leave viewers wanting more. The music is a rare highlight in this otherwise underwhelming adaptation.
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Clockwork Planet is a clockpunk fantasy anime that follows Naoto Miura, a gear-obsessed outcast who revives a broken automaton named RyuZU. Together with prodigy Marie Bell Breguet and her cyborg bodyguard Halter, they navigate a world of politics, calamity, and mechanical intrigue. Despite pacing issues and a convoluted latter half, Clockwork Planet's unique setting, animation, and voice acting make it a flawed but intriguing watch.
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