Tag: Anime
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The Banished Court Magician Aims to Become the Strongest Season One Review: A Fun Experience That Could Have Been Amazing
I’ve really grown fond of the banished troupe in anime. Plus, it honestly adds a little more variety since I’ve been focused on so many isekais. So, looking through Crunchyroll, I came across one that caught my interest and decided to give it a try. Our story stars Alec Ygret, who was taught magic at…
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Anime Maryville 2026 Review: I’ve Been Looking For An Event Like This For Some Time
After meeting the owners of Anime Maryville at Yamacon last year, I made sure to add their event to my schedule to give it a try. It’s a local event that focuses on interactive elements to give its own unique experience. As someone who has felt that the cons have been less and less about…
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Daily Lives Of High School Boys Season One Review: It’s Wacky, Unexpected, and Pure Hilarity
Here’s a show that was recommended to me at a convention I attended. I always enjoy when people talk to me and suggest shows to watch, as it is a nice way to branch out and check out shows I won’t instinctively pick on my own. Daily Lives of High School Boys is a comedic…
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Smoky Mountain Anime Fest 2026 Review: I Found A Lot of Stuff I Was Looking For Here
I’ve been attending the Smoky Mountain events since their inception; however, for one reason or another, I was unable to attend all three of their events in the same year. I finally changed that this year and completed the trifecta of Smoky Mountain events by attending Smoky Mountain Anime for the first time. Unlike Smoky…
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Yoroi Shin Den Samurai Troopers Season Two Review: The Sequel Ends With A Bang
After really enjoying season one of the new Samurai Troopers, I was not about to hesitate to watch season two. I did fail to see when it went live because it snuck up on me, but that’s beside the point. Our story continues right after season one left off; the world was saved from Ramaga.…
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A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Season One Review: An Intense Isekai That Leaves A Powerful Impression
So, being perfectly honest, I picked this show because the logo was colorful. I had no idea what the show was about until I started watching, but the experience I had was unbelievable. Our tale stars an MMO gamer who was known as the best player in the game, but after being defeated, he is…
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The Cat And The Dragon Season One Review: A Greatly Emotional Tail
I love getting recommendations from my friends, and here is a show that was suggested to me by one of the many VTubers I’ve had the privilege of featuring. The Cat And The Dragon is all about a dragon whose mother was slain prior to being hatched. A Cat Sith found the cave the egg…
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Why Does Nobody Remember Me In This World Season One Review: A In Depth Story Versus One Note Characters
So in another random search for anime I came across a title that grabbed my attention. Why Does Nobody Remember Me In This World is about Kai who lives in a reality where a massive war between all races broke out and humans were victories. However, suddenly the world around him changes. Everything is in…
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The Do-Over Damsel Conquers The Dragon Emperor Season One Review: A Great Story But A Romance Between An Adult And Child Is Not For Me
Once again as I scroll through the internet looking at random shows, I came across another one that got my attention. The Do-Over Damsel Conquers The Dragon Emperor stars a woman named Jill Cervel a 16 year old who is framed and sentenced to death by her fiancé Gerald Der Kratos. However, instead of dying…
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Jack-Of-All-Trades, Party of None Season One Review: A Story Has Various Trades and This Hits All The Marks
I happened to catch a clip of this show in my recommended videos on YouTube, and it looked like a good show to check out. Jack-Of-All-Trades, Party of None stars Orun Dula. Orun was an enchanter in the hero’s party before being banished for “being too weak.” He returns to being a swordsman, as he…