Morgorath

ReLIFE is an exceptional portrayal of situations that people come across in their everyday life. Whilst it may seem dull at first, or that some of the arcs (Tamarai Honoka's for example) may take some time to complete, the story is definitely worth watching in its entirety. In regards to the story, one could agree that it is almost a direct translation from the webcomic/ manga (use appropriate term as you see fit.) As mentioned in the introduction, it contains many plots devices that one comes across through the duration of their life, thus making it easy to relate to the characters. This is a key point... See full review

-CONTAINS SPOILERS- Guilty Crown is, in a word, brilliant. Set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic environment, Guilty Crown is a excellent, enthralling anime and is an beautiful addition to the always popular genre. The first episode throws the viewer head first into a subversive war between two entities, Funeral Parlour and the GHQ. The cause of this war is yet unknown.  This war introduces the viewer to the three main characters: Shu, Gai, and Inori. Shu, the protagonist,  starts with an excellent character development arc. This arc, and the others, progress smoothly until the twelfth episode... See full review

The story, although brilliant, was rather depressing. Yes, it had all the features of a romance, yet the way in which it ended was disappointing. During the first two episodes, the story was full of humour and excitement, and it really drew in the audience, yet afterwards, it seemed that it was one tradgedy after another for the main characters. It is not to be expected that all plots end in the most desirable fashion, as that would be boring, yet the conclusion appeared to be lacking in many aspects. As for character development, some of them were just "there." They existed and nothing about them... See full review