Hello and welcome if someone got lost here. Either to discuss something with me or to throw salt at me.
Myy name is Alex and I am now older than I would like to admit, but I still watch anime regularly and read manga from time to time. I have been doing this for 16 years with its ups and downs.
I used to be kind of a "weeb" who thought there were hardly any bad anime and they were all good in their way, so I just threw around 10/10* ratings.
This has changed more often over the years, so I always thought I had discovered a better form of ratings. Now I am trying to write my reviews as neutral as possible and give points accordingly, I have my point system which I follow.
Now the question, why do I do that?
Of course, everyone can like the anime he wants to like, this is up to everyone. I also like some anime that I have rated very low, because they are bad and unimaginative, but have met my taste. So remember, a bad anime doesn't have to be cursed, it can be entertaining too.
The problem though is that most of the community either throws around positive ratings and always thinks every other anime is a masterpiece. And the other half rates everything as low as possible because they disliked the hype.
I don't want to make myself special or claim "I'm the only one who's objective", I'm not. I'm just trying to be as neutral as I can be so I can be fair to anime and manga that deserves it and critical of those that need improvement.
What is my goal?
There is none, I like writing reviews so I can do two things at once. Also, many people have written to me over the years for discussions, which has been interesting. Usually, these ended well and you either convinced others or gained new views. Ultimately, one of my reviews will reach people and they will either understand my take on it or not.
Note, I can also get salty so don't be surprised if I throw feces back at you.
1⭐Disaster. To go down that far, you have to make one mistake after another without making up for it with positive points.
2⭐Not worth seeing. A work that failed in almost every area.
3⭐Weak. Such series have almost nothing to speak of, but you can still watch them somehow.
4⭐ Below average. Titles that have a lot of wasted potential.
5⭐ Average. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
6⭐Series that can be called "above average" through their implementation.
7⭐Very interesting series that cannot be at the top, but are very well remembered.
8⭐Great anime that stand out from the crowd. They are lacking in some areas, but these works will never be forgotten.
9⭐ An unparalleled top title in every aspect. Will stand above almost all other works in the future and many will talk about them.
10⭐A title that could come closest to the "word" masterpiece. Such works are almost flawed and have shown great quality in every area.
Intermediate evaluations such as 5.5⭐ / 10 ⭐
show for me only that the work was able to stand out from the average through a few special events or scenes, but could never prove itself further.
And noted, there are no differences between the genre focus.
A comedy can be on the same level as an extremely difficult story flick. Each work has its own genre approaches and must be assessed and judged according to its own standards.
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You're the one who is pathetic, you misogynistic pig. So admit that you're a misogynistic pig and that's the reason you keep trashing Erza.
Remenber when you said this:
"Ah its you again. Why would you create a second new fake account just to post this trash opinion of yours?
<div class="userContent">Erza is a Fan Service Doll, that's literary what the author did to her. If you cant see it, you are just a blind "everything is alright Fanboy""
</div>YOU are the one with the trash opinion. The fact that you are ignoring Erza's contributions and characterization, and merely calling her a Fan Service Doll is a bona-fide sign of your blatant misogyny.
Oh, diablos no.
I don't log in too often so I'm just now seeing your reply. I totally agree. The first five eps were really good. The rest became an increasing struggle to finish the series for me. And yes, I'll admit to loving some objectively pretty "terrible" shows. But they're craptacular from the start. Summertime Render took a turn pretty quick that lost me and that's part of why it's so darn frustrating
I did last year, back when I was on an Isekai binge over the summer (that, Otome Game, I'm Standing on a Million Lives). Completely agree about them being similar. Maybe with Strongest Sage being a more kid-friendly version. That's honestly how I felt about Strongest Sage. It'd be an example of if the people at PBS or 4Kids were trying to make an Isekai as part of the Saturday morning cartoons. Not much depth, very simplistic show in every way.
I didn't outright hate it, but if "okay" or "meh" needed a photo in the dictionary, for me Strongest Sage would fit perfectly.