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Tessa
Tessa
@tessaldavies@allanimemags.com

Hiya!

My name is Tessa and I am currently 32 years old and slowly finding the way I want to live. I have a massive sweet tooth and an overly active imagination. I love anime and Disney, as well as any fantasy-based story. My passion is reading and writing, hence my blogging. If you would like to get in touch, e-mail me at allanimemag@gmail.com

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  • Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs: Ecchi Comedy with Heart

    Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs blends over-the-top ecchi antics with a surprisingly wholesome core. Join me as I review this supernatural harem comedy, where ghosts, awkward accidents, and found family moments collide in a low-stakes, silly, and steamy series.

  • Bleach Episode 18: Reclaim! The Power of the Shinigami

    In Bleach Episode 18, Ichigo’s training takes a deadly turn. From Ururu’s shocking combat skills to the horror of Hollowfication in the Shattered Shaft, the countdown to Soul Society begins. Orihime’s memory defies erasure, Rukia reveals her deep loneliness, and every moment pushes the stakes higher.

  • Bleach Episode 17: Ichigo Dies!

    Kon’s search for love turns Karakura High upside-down, while Rukia’s uneasy smile hides news that the Soul Society is closing in. Episode 15 leaps from slapstick PE chaos to that moonlit Renji-and-Byakuya chill in minutes. Relive the comedy, the clues, and the quiet heartbreak in this scene-by-scene recap.

  • Bleach Episode 16: The Encounter, Renji Abarai!

    Bleach Episode 16 escalates everything: Renji and Byakuya arrive, Rukia is cornered, and Ichigo faces his toughest battle yet. With a heart-pounding clash, emotional farewells, and the first glimpse of Zabimaru in action, this episode is a massive shift in the series. Here’s everything that went down, and why it hits so hard.

  • First 5: Clevatess

    Dark fantasy anime usually go one of two ways—they either hit you with high-concept drama and forget the heart, or they wallow in gore without much substance. Clevatess -Majuu no Ou to Akago to Shikabane no Yuusha- is trying to do something bolder. My husband (not usually one for bloody, morally complicated stories) is glued…

  • First 5: The Water Magician

    The Water Magician starts with classic isekai beats, but five episodes in, it’s evolved into something deeper. With a charming lead, quiet strength, and building mysteries, this slow-burn fantasy could surprise you. Here’s my spoiler-light breakdown on whether it’s worth sticking with, or dropping before it blooms.