Seasonal Anime
Stay up to date with seasonal anime with what’s airing right now and what’s just around the corner! This section covers seasonal previews, first impressions, watchlists, and ongoing reactions to currently airing anime. From winter premieres to summer standouts, discover what’s worth watching every season.
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Akame Ga Kill, I still need tissues
Anime Review, may contain spoilers
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Castlevania, why are you so short?
I was in one of those moods where I did not know what I wanted to watch, I just wanted to watch something. I eventually settled on watching Castlevania and got comfy expecting a decent anime and I can happily say that I was not disappointed. Genre: Drama, Dark Fantasy, Action, Adventure Type: Series Season:
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Baby Steps Review
I finally watched an anime about tennis! A friend of mine recently got back from America and he let me get a hold of his external. I really was happy as I managed to get over 800gigs of anime I did not have. Baby Steps was one of those. As per the norm, I had
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Orenchi no Furo Jijō
At only 4 minutes an episode, Orenchi no Furo Jijō was just the anime I needed to get me out of my slump. It has been so long since I actually sat down and watched an anime let alone type up a proper review. So without further ado, here is my review of Orenchi no Furo Jijō!
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Samurai Champloo
Over 10 years old and this anime still has good animation and a certain charm. Plus there was an epic timing with this post. While I was busy I had a follower on Twitter wish me a good morning with a gif of Mugen! It was really an amazing moment! Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Historical, Samurai, Shounen Number of Episodes: 26
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The King’s Avatar
As I mentioned in this week’s ‘obsessions‘ post, I quickly became obsessed with this. At first I was hesitant but decided to watch this after reading the comments from previous viewers who were raving about both the story and animation. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided I might as well watch episode
4–5 minutes
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