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*spoiler free review*  MSG Thunderbolt is as much as someone can expect from a 4 episode anime, whose episodes aren't longer than 15 minutes. Going right from the first 2 minutes, that are full of movement and sets the ground vividly for what's about to come. There's not much of a story to tell, there are two sides in a meaningles war between humans and everything collapses in beautifully animated mecha battle scenes. It has a low amount of character, and you get to see pretty well their personalities. Short chats between them are very intensive in content about the little piece... See full review

*spiler free revie* Mob is an anime series by Bones studio, that is on good track this year after some succesfull animes such as My hero academia. ONE is the mangaka behind Mob's manga (and the same from One punch man). Story: it's a One punch man kid of anime, having an overpowered main character that can't seem to find a "worthy enemy", and things happen to him in every episode as new characters show up; I have read a lot of people say that's almost a remake of OPM, in my opinion story is way more lineal here, althought it's not developed at all in the first season... See full review

I don't usually review something based on 1 episode, but... Oh lord, how did I end up watching this? How did I end up sharing a bathroom with a guy with diarrhea? Those were some pretty ugly 20 minutes of my life.  Sucky animation, sucky OST with prrety bad explotion sound effects (seriously, how do you even mess up this?). Is there even a story behind this? And to make it worse, a loli is the main character. People, you'll be better off watching your ceiling or something, maybe you can meditate about life and death.

*spoilers-free review* Joker game is the perfect kind of "anime that's different from the rest of them". This goes to both it's plot and style. Story: now, I've read a lot of comments saying that at the first episodes the anime promises spies co-working or getting involved in spy-bussiness, and then that this doesn't happen in the rest of the series. This is true, they won't get involved, but this is totally expected. We know a spy's profile from movies and books, they're lonely and live quietly. So why should we think they'd have to have crossed stories? Each spy gets one... See full review

*spoilers-free review* So I just finisished attack on titan again...wait, this wasn't AOT? Seems like studio is either non-creative or allways looked for the same kind of projects. This anime follows the same storyline as AOT, humankind is tormented by human-looking creatures, like zombies. But theese are the kind of zombies that can bend steel when they're tossed to it...and have a metal covered, hardcore heart. While many people complain that this is story that have been told many times, I'll ask you something...how many zombie films have you watched? Even if you've seen 15, does that mean you... See full review

*spoilers-free review* The first anime of the season I review is this shonen by Bones.

Story: Atsushi is a starving kid with a hidden power that ends working for an agency, bla bla bla. The story is pretty basic, although being a 12-eps long anime, it only sets the ground for later development. There's a lot of forced friction between the Agency and the criminal Port mafia, whose objectives, structure and curses of action seem random as fuck. When Atsushi gets a price on his head, he becomes a burden for the agency, that's totally willing to help him, of course. They get a lot of... See full review