Wollust

Completely Spoiler Free Review: Story: 2/5  The story is about Inari, an elementary school kid and cheeky pervert, and Chiaki, the female video shop clerk. She just wants to work in peace, he wants to watch porn. That's the story and it won't go anywhere further. And that's fine. It's a humor driven narrative, so it doesn't need more. Is the humor good? Highly subjective, because it's right in the sweet spot between being childish and mature. It's no high art, but not low brow either.  Example: In one moment Inari tries to trick Chiaki by acting adult with simply holding... See full review

Short Spoiler Free Review for a short anime: Well, only 5 minutes, so I spare you the rambling about how hard it is to write a review about shorts. Story: 2.5/5 It's about tomatoes that are grown in a household consisting of a mother and her small daughter. The tomatoes get watered, get ripe ecetera. Not much development in 5 minutes, but it has a clear build up and a cutting ending, more than you can expect from many other shorts. Characters: 4/5 Holy Eff, this tomatoes are rich in flavor.. uhum.. character. They don't say a word, but this damn tomatoes have more character than a lot of... See full review

Spoiler Free Part: This will be fairly short considering the 27 minutes.  If you want it even shorter: This is a fucked up story about a fucked up boy that gets bullied by equally fucked up boys. And I guess there was something with the construction of the Narita airport. No need to watch it. It wants to sell itself as art, but it's only cheap and lazy shock elements disguised as story. Spoilers ahead: Story: 1/5   There's the fucked up boy who lives in Narita with his mother or something. Then there's an airport to be build, he gets bullied for... See full review

Completely Spoiler Free Review: Story: 1.5/5  This show can be divided into two parts. The animated part of Michael Booth and his family and a real life documentation at the end of each episode, narrated by Michael's friend Toshi. The animated part is about the father, a food writer, taking his wife and two little boys to Japan to eat Japanese food. All for research of course.  Most episodes start with either the son saying something ignorant and the father preaching about Japanese food or culture or the father wondering about something odd. Then they go somewhere to eat or where... See full review

Completely Spoiler Free Review: This review and the scores are in comparison to other Shounen titles and kids shows, not common masterpieces. Keep that in mind before you ask yourself why the high scores and recommendation. Story: 3/5  A bunch of kids are the "chosen drivers" of the Gyrozetters, cars that can transform into mechas, and they have to save the world from the evil organisation Xenon, basically World War 3, which is prophesied on the "Rossetagraphy", and evil corporations. Pretty sure ExxonMobil and other oil companies are the inspiration for... See full review

  Completely Spoiler Free Review:   Story: 2/5  Everything is losely connected and either follows the manga strictly or with just a few changes. The end is quite different. Basically a modernized remake of the 1973 version. For better or worse. The story itself is nothing to write home about. The Youkai Patrol Squad from hell is tasked to terminate the Youkai invasion on earth and you follow their antics. Who is behind all this? Pretty standard and I don't think they even tried to achieve a big, thought-provoking story with this. It's a gag anime. Characters: 4/5 The... See full review