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Watching this anime has been a delightful experience. It's also encouraging to watch a production originated from a South Korean Manhwa -I would love to see a Chilean manga being animated by a Japanese studio. To have the plot written by non-Japanese is exciting. Anyway, today I want to talk about Rachel because I have been obsessed with her for the last two episodes. In fact, I learned while I was writing this entry that manga readers strongly disagree with each other about the very nature of the relationship between Rachel and Baam. People also hate her. Today, after watching the sixth episode, I have to talk a bit about her.
Kill la Kill meets Zootopia. Trigger nailed it again. The storytelling, the animation, the plot, the characters, the dialogues, the World. This anime breaths and yields: T-R-I-G-G-E-R, frame after frame, word after word. Trigger will shake you many times with smart and astonishing visuals. This must be your anime this season. Trust me, I've followed almost every production of Trigger, and I can tell that BNA will be very special. Keep reading.
Infinite Dendrogram keeps bringing great characters and thoughtful details. I know what you may be thinking. This is just another fast food isekai anime. Even if you are right, I keep finding remarkable elements in this serie. Today, let's talk about Marie Adler and roleplaying.
It took me some time to make my mind about this anime. When you watch Infinite Dendrogram, you feel that you are watching an actual youtuber streaming a game. As an MMO isekai, this could mean a master piece, but yet, it is something odd. I was not fully into it upon the moment I realized that I saw myself playing with my older brother in the anime. Thereafter, I just loved it.
After watching Bright Future, Episode 77 of Boku No Hero Academia, I felt that I really really needed to write a bit about the development of the last arc in this last episode in particular (Episode 77 - Bright Future). If you have not seen this episode, please stop reading here, because you will find a lot of spoilers.
I enjoyed the third episode of Goblins Slayer. We were introduced to three new characters, whose names I do not remember, but they were really likable. Despite the fact that the elf and the dwarf were offensive copies from the Legolas and Gimli from the Lord of the Rings. The anime did an amazing job adapting the manga. I almost did not spot differences in the third episode. (Part 1; 2; 3)
I support what most people yields: the anime adaptation is doing a poor work. My own view is that the adaptation is lacking an understanding of the conflicts. It makes me sad because I believe that Goblin Slayer is just more than just gore and rapes (since I am advancing the manga with the anime, I can be wrong, but I am liking it).
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