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May 11, 2026
A sequel that further captivated me in the world of the work.

Perhaps my rating will be a little controversial for some people, mainly because I know many expected more from this second season. Still, to be completely honest, I really enjoyed Goblin Slayer II. Much of this comes from the immense affection I have for the universe of the work, especially since I already knew parts of the original material and the manga, which further expand this world.

One of the things I like most about Goblin Slayer is precisely the concept of the story. Unlike many fantasy anime where the protagonist is "the chosen one," ...
May 11, 2026
A truly heartwarming and captivating special

Tonikaku Kawaii: SNS manages to deliver exactly what fans of the main series are looking for: a warm, fun, and genuinely cute romance. It's the kind of special that leaves your heart light after watching, especially because it follows such a charismatic couple as Nasa and Tsukasa.

From the beginning of the main series, one of the things that caught my attention the most was precisely the dynamic between the two. They aren't just a "cute" couple in appearance or anime exaggerations; there's genuine affection in the way they talk, worry about each other, and show mutual admiration. They seem like ...
May 6, 2026
This film is from the era when My Hero Academia was still good.

My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission arrives at a time when My Hero Academia was already well-established, and it dares to play with a bold idea: placing Izuku Midoriya in the role of a fugitive accused of mass murder. Yes, it's a premise that, at first glance, seems absurd, especially considering who Midoriya is. But within the context of shounen films (anyone who's seen something similar in Naruto Shippuden knows), it works better than it seems.

The story revolves around a global threat involving an extremist organization, while Midoriya must prove his innocence while ...
May 6, 2026
The ultimate romantic declaration.

The third season of Kaguya-sama: Love Is War not only continues the story but elevates everything to the maximum: emotion, comedy, and, above all, the romance that has been building since the beginning.

The premise remains the same: the psychological "war" between Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane to make the other confess first. But here, this dynamic ceases to be just a game of pride and begins to show its real emotional consequences. What was once almost a strategic game transforms into something much deeper.

And that's precisely what makes this season so special. You feel the weight of what is being built. It's ...
May 6, 2026
What a fantastic continuation of the "begging" little wolf!

The second season of Beastars Season 2 not only maintains the level of the first but also deepens everything that made the work stand out. Here, the story ceases to be just an introduction to the world and fully immerses itself in its consequences, especially the mystery surrounding Tem.

From the beginning, this crime hung like a shadow over the narrative, and finally we have the development and resolution of this plot. The way the suspense is conducted is very efficient; it's not just about discovering "who did it," but understanding why it happened. And when the answer ...
May 6, 2026
A different kind of isekai… finally.

After so many titles repeating the same formula, Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu emerges as a work that takes the saturated base of the genre and truly tries to do something more. Yes, the premise is familiar: the protagonist dies in our world and reincarnates in a fantasy universe with magic. So far, nothing new. The difference lies in how this story is told.

Here we follow Rudeus Greyrat's entire life from birth, something rare in the genre. The narrative doesn't jump straight to the "overpowered hero saving the world"; it builds, step by step, the character's growth. And this ...
May 6, 2026
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WHAT??? A furry anime? Yuck.

That was exactly my reaction before starting Beastars, and maybe many people thought the same. But few works manage to break a first impression as completely as this one. What seems like just an "anime of anthropomorphic animals" quickly reveals itself to be a dense, mature narrative full of layers.

The premise, in itself, is already attention-grabbing: a world without humans, where animals have evolved and formed a complex society. But the central point isn't just this curious concept; it's the conflict between predators and prey. The series uses this division as a clear metaphor for real social issues, such as prejudice, ...
May 6, 2026
GIORNO GIOVANNA 🎵

Part 5 of JoJo, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, is simply one of the most daring and stylish phases of the series. Here, the series not only expands the concept of Stands but takes this idea to an almost absurd level (in the best possible way), where creativity and strategy are worth more than brute force.

Unlike previous parts, the story deviates considerably from the traditional dynamics of the Joestar family we already knew, such as Jotaro Kujo and Joseph Joestar. Instead, we delve into the journey of Giorno Giovanna, a protagonist with a very specific ambition: to rise in the hierarchy of the ...
May 5, 2026
"The animation that changed anime" might sound like an exaggeration, but in the case of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, it's easy to understand where that feeling comes from.

The work takes a relatively simple premise and transforms it into something extremely impactful thanks to its execution. Set in Taishō-era Japan, the story presents a world where demons (called Oni) lurk in the shadows and feed on humans. To combat them, there is a dedicated organization: the Demon Slayer Corps. It is within this scenario that we follow Tanjiro Kamado, a protagonist driven by tragedy, but also by a rare empathy.

After having his family brutally massacred ...
May 5, 2026
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A modern recreation that not only respects the original work but also manages to give it an even more striking emotional weight.

Dororo is based on Osamu Tezuka's classic, originally adapted in 1969. Even though it's an old story, this version manages to sound extremely current, both in the way it conducts the narrative and in the depth of the themes it addresses. And, for many, this adaptation ends up being the true gateway to this universe.

The premise starts off heavy: Hyakkimaru is born without essential body parts, sacrificed by his own father, Daigo Kagemitsu, in exchange for power and prosperity for his land. Surviving against ...


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