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Though I am an Inept Villainess Review: Stolen Body, Accidental Freedom
Kou Reirin has just had her body stolen, her reputation ruined and her life turned upside down. Unfortunately for her jealous rival, Shu Keigetsu, Reirin is rather delighted with her new, healthy body. Though I Am an Inept Villainess turns a cruel body-swap scheme into an entertaining fantasy about resilience, identity and palace intrigue.
15–23 minutes -
Reflecting on Wednesday’s Anime Releases #3: A Review
Another packed Wednesday means another varied selection of seasonal anime. From Tanya’s triumphant return and wholesome found-family stories to bizarre horror-comedy and fantasy adventures, here’s everything that impressed, surprised and disappointed me this week.
18–26 minutes -
Witch Hat Atelier Episode 7: Magic, Rain, and Responsibility
Witch Hat Atelier Episode 7 trades cosy magic for rising floodwaters and hard lessons about responsibility. Between the tense rescue mission, Agott’s growing frustrations, and the arrival of the Knights Moralis, this episode steadily expands the world while keeping its emotional focus firmly on the characters.
6–9 minutes -
MARRIAGETOXIN Episode 1 Review: Poison, Panic, and a Surprisingly Charming Start
MARRIAGETOXIN Episode 1 wastes no time throwing viewers into a chaotic mix of poison assassins, awkward romance, and surprisingly strong character chemistry. Bones Film delivers slick animation alongside sharp comedy, making Hikaru and Mei’s bizarre partnership immediately entertaining. This premiere hooks fast and never loses momentum.
5–8 minutes -
First 5: Ingoku Danchi: Deviant’s Apartment Complex
Ingoku Danchi: Deviant’s Apartment Complex is chaotic, absurd, and completely unapologetic about its supernatural ecchi madness. After five episodes of Libido Cloth insanity, bizarre residents, and escalating fetish-fuelled comedy, here are my honest thoughts on one of the strangest anime airing right now.
7–11 minutes -
Dandelion Review: Quota-Pushing Angels
Dandelion surprised me in the best way possible. What started as a casual Netflix watch turned into a full binge filled with supernatural chaos, workplace absurdity, emotional storytelling, and genuinely lovable characters. If you enjoy anime like Gintama or Great Teacher Onizuka, this one deserves your attention.
11–16 minutes
By Otaku for Otaku