Thrawn

Everything: A series that was too good to last. We only got two episodes of one of the most dank ass series released in 2017. President Trump spitting hot rhymes as an elementary school student, showing up all those punk ass little shits and acting like a baller in every day of the school year. Class introductions, he practically smacks the taste out of the teacher's mouth with some Taco Bell bombs and in Gym Class, he uses those pull-up bars like an acrobatic circus chimp, swinging so hard his clothes fly off. Bitches ain't got shit on President Trump. By the time you get to this part, you could have... See full review

Story Well. Because it was Slice of Life + Androids + Niceguy's pick, I thought it would be shit. I've seen an android/SoL before that was picked by Niceguy on two separate occasions and both were shit. This movie, wasn't shit. This has feels, it has some laughs, it has more feels and some heavy depressing shit. It has the whole drama package and for some reason giraffes. The giraffes are very important to the plot which I will get to soon. Giraffes man. I have no fucking idea why they were so relevant or so important to the plot but the title drop had them for some reason and apparently it's a... See full review

Secret Santa Rec Story: I have to admit, I didn't expect much plot for this one. I thought it'd be all panties, boobies, fan-service and jiggly mammaries but it's actually that with some plot sprinkled throughout. Well, more plot than I expected but the perversion factor met my expectations and once again triumphs over plot. But before we get to the goodies, plots. It's decent and I was intrigued. By the big titty angeloid, angel + droid, you know that shit's good and she's like a blank slate, all non-human in terms of emotion and stuff. Doll like and when mixed with a perverted master it would equal... See full review

Story: Humanity with all it's hubris, technology and nuclear bombs, nuculear power plants, nuclear fission and all that nuclear radioactivity falls to decay and loses all the good stuff. What's left is what Humanity Has Declined deals in and it deals some real good shit. Surprisingly good as it gets off to a slow start that gives it a laid back slice-of-life/slow-paced vibe until the second half kicks in and things take a turn for the weird and morbidly hilarious. Morbid at times though with no thanks to the faeries. The stuff they say is downright hilarious and borderline realism in terms of seriousness... See full review

Taking into consideration the runtime that can mean either two episodes of Popee the Performer, one shitfuck episode of Funny Pets or two (At this time of writing) episodes of specials- It retains all the delightful charm and crazy of the original anime while following a plot for 3 minute bites! Now that's quality. Adding the fact that it retains all the animation and style of the source material with the same brand of comedy and you got yourself a worthwhile few minutes that act as short episodes of the original stuff. What I'm trying to say is that it's pretty damn similiar to the original stuff instead... See full review

For the October MM of 2012
Story: If for some reason you've never heard of Highschool of the Dead, it's about boobs: Huge, bouncing mammaries with more viscosity than jello and more bounce to the 'ounce, rivaling Seikon no Nipples in boob-size and Eiken in.... well, boobs. It's not known for much else outside back-breaking mammaries and fan-service. But titties, and you may think, "But there's dead, right? Undead? Zombies? It's in the title" and you may be right, but they are not as important as the hooters. Kinda like steam in a bathhouse, not important and sometimes gets in the way of the... See full review

Story Kira's completely episodic, and completely questionable. The first one's about fanservice for all and old men (And Keiichi) getting all hot and bothered about the girls (All of them. Including lolis). Awkward. Second one is... probably unimportant. Third is about some crazy love rectangle of sorts that had loads of potential and the final one is about moe. I mean moe time travel. That's the brief and it's senseless and pointless. It's hardly an arc of the original series or as good but it retains most aspects of the first part of it, before things go down the crapper. There isn't much to the plot... See full review

Story: Men getting abused by their wives by sitting on them, sticking them in their cleavage, kicking them, smacking their ass with brooms and all sorts of crap for 2 minutes. Yay? Animation: Looks like scribbles. Marker scribbles. It remains consistently ugly for a 60s animated short. Sound: Just like the animation, it's consistent. Absolute crap and annoying, but consistently ass. Characters: Ha! Men get abused and their wives who abuse them. The cast right there. Overall: Absolute garbage. By the time you finish this, you could be halfway through that dribble. And that two minutes can be better spent... See full review

I can't tell you how I found Hetalia but it was worth finding. Axis Powers was pretty good and World Series continues the trend of history overshadowed by comedy between the Axis and Allies and everybody inbetween. If you liked the former, there's more of the same stuff to make you enjoy this one. Never liked it? Scram. Never watched it? Start with either one. The plot boils down to snippits of history, historical events and whatnot portrayed with cuteness, cats and bishounen. Loads of bishounen. But that's for latter sections. The story is whatever it wishes to focus on. Either being shipwrecked, the... See full review

You're watching this because you watched Highschool of the Dead and want something else by that name. You know that HotD is senseless, shameless fanservice with jiggling, bouncing and large, ginormous, back-breaking boobs. And, you know, zombies with violence. With boobs. And you, the reader, know that since it's an OVA, it lacks anything sensible or redeeming. But it has all of the above, minus the violence. Unless you count some sexual harassment to a broom violence. The plot is that they're on an island (Points for it being explained right off the bat) and it's home to a beach house with swimsuits... See full review

I always have a soft spot for the manga version of Here is Greenwood as it's probably one of the first manga I've read. And since then to when I started the anime, still have a special place for it. The anime retains the same feel of the manga but it excludes some things (More on that a bit later). It's not overly exciting, complex or full of intrigue or any of that jazz, but it's pleasant and nice; and that's just what I expected, something to remind me of the manga and it did just that. The synopsis will do you fine as most of the events are episodic in nature. The only time it goes into something like... See full review