Tag: Anime
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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 fiancĂ© 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…
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The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World Season One Review: While Not Perfect It Really Ends With A Bang

As someone who has watched a lot of isekais it’s not hard for me to find a reason to watch a show with reincarnation in the name. The story here is about an exorcist who was the strongest in the world but one day betrayed because of his power. In his last act he reincarnated…
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Witch Hat Atelier Season One Review: The Attention To Detail Is Marvelous

Here is an anime that I’ve actually spent some time reading the manga before it came out. So I’ve been interested in seeing how this tale makes the transition to animation, and I’m excited to tell you all my thoughts about it. Witch Hat Atelier stars Coco, a young girl who has spent most of…
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I’ve Somehow Gotten Stronger When I Improved My Farm-Related Skills Season One Review: It All Went Downhill After The Dragon Exploded

I hate farming. Which begs the question, why would I watch a farming-related show? Well, last time I did so I ended up really enjoying it, so it’s given me more of an open mind to watching shows about things I don’t personally enjoy doing myself. I’ve Somehow Gotten Stronger When I Improved My Farm-Related…
