Usually you start a new anime because the story looks promising, you like the way it looks, you’ve seen the PV and it seems worth watching. Maybe you saw a lot of positive comments on the anime. Maybe someone called it a good match with another anime you love or someone whose opinion you find valuable recommended you the anime. My point is, there are many ways you can get interested in watching an anime. But even so, sometimes...
MAL scores (or myanimelist scores) – they serve as a rough estimation of how well an anime is received. But ofcourse, if something has a high score, it doesn’t mean its a series that will most certainly without a doubt work for you. Nor does a low score mean you will find the series terrible too. The majority may feel one way, but it doesn’t mean you will feel the same way too. In this post I will highlight...
In a few days its gonna be 6 months since I decided to start my blogging journey. Launching the blog just days before I started college, this time 6 months ago truly was a time full of changes. This will be sort of a message to myself from 6 months ago. A list of some things I’ve learned from those 6 months. If someone who is thinking of starting a blog comes up to this post, that would be...
This morning I woke up to the amazing news that a second season of Re:Zero has finally been confirmed. This comes shortly after other exciting anime announcements, like Oregairu Season 3 and Psycho-Pass Season 3. We are gonna get spoiled with amazing news at this rate. But please, keep it going, anime gods. Anyways, the Re:Zero Season 2 announcement also came with a PV, which, while simple, seems to suggest there is a lot more pain in store for Subaru....
One of my passions other than anime is the Eurovision Song Contest. And since a lot of countries these days have been revealing their songs, a lot of my attention has been on the contest. This gave me the idea to pick my 5 favorite musical performances in anime. Before starting with the list, an honorable mention to this moment in Zombieland Saga. I really wanted to add it to the list, but making a ‘top 6’ doesn’t sound...
