Welcome to Anteiku! Anime reviews!!! Let’s relive memories and think new thoughts! There’s never enough good sources for anime reviews! Come and offer your opinions on the shows I review! From gut-reaction to academic criticism and everything between, I welcome it all. Reviews are not just a playground for academic blather or a way to vent an unvarnished opinion. They […]
Anime reviews!!! Let’s relive memories and think new thoughts! There’s never enough good sources for anime reviews! Come and offer your opinions on the shows I review! From gut-reaction to academic criticism and everything between, I welcome it all.
Reviews are not just a playground for academic blather or a way to vent an unvarnished opinion. They are a place to relive memories: memories of beautiful, powerful moments. In this medium, anime, one of the greatest of the modern arts, such memories are the true essence of the power of the world of anime. So read not just for insight or critical thought, but for the sheer joy of remembering your favorite shows.
You’re in a SPOILER MINEFIELD here, so tread carefully. Reviews come after watching the show, so despite my efforts I cannot avoid all spoilers.
Irasshaimase!
If I could write this review in a whisper, it would be very appropriate. Imagine, the text being so quiet that you have to get really close to the screen to read it. So close in fact that both you and the electronic device become uncomfortable with the proximity. Hilarious no?
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One of the few real-world issues I will lament in this forum is the unhappy love of death that occasionally finds its way into Japanese anime. This show, Platinum End, is another iteration of the kind of show that’s obsessed with death and dying. While this anime is intriguing at times, ultimately it is completely…
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A little hilarious, a little confusing, a little pretty, a little relatable even, Miss Kuroitsu from the Monster Development Department combines the fantastical with the mundane and does it pretty well.
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