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I think the anime is doing a great job of adapting the manga.īoku no Tonari ni Ankoku Hakaishin ga Imasu. I honestly had no interest in fashion design but this is actually really interesting. I hope it gets a physical release because I would definitely buy it. Runway de Waratte: I read the manga before the show aired, and the manga is really great. And it hasn’t really gotten me interested in rugby, unlike… But honestly the MC is the only thing carrying this show, so I’ll probably drop it soon. Number24: I really only started watching this because of cute boys and sports.

But the characters are still kinda meh for me. I think the anime has done a pretty good job of making it less boring at least. Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun: I tried reading the manga before, but I dropped it because it got kinda boring, and a little too shoujo-y. And I hope we get more Sakaido-Anaido bro shenanigans. The main characters are pretty solid, I like how Hondoumachi looks like she’d fall into that weird “adult character looks and acts like a teenager” trope but no, she actually acts like an adult, which is nice.

The premise is very interesting (although I’ll admit some of the id-well stuff is hard for me to follow). First episode was a great hook and I’ve really been enjoying every episode since. But honestly this would have been my AOTS if not for Dorohedoro. Id:Invaded: This is an original anime, so all I knew about it was just the synopsis. Definitely still enjoying the anime, albeit perhaps less enthusiastic about it when it first started airing. I do know that there’s apparently a timeskip in recent chapters, but I’m pretty sure there’s still a while to go before the anime gets there. Kuu and To the Top: Tbh I stopped reading the manga some time around the end of season 3, so I honestly have no idea what’s happening this season and it’s all new to me. I hope the anime makes it to the introduction of the cross-eyes gang but probably not, with only 5 episodes left that would have to cover like 17 chapters. I don’t even care about the 3DCG, it really isn’t bad. And the characters and comedy are right down my alley. But I think the anime has done a great job conveying the world of Dorohedoro, where every little detail and event just seems super insane but still all fits together somehow. I read the manga a long while ago and I know it ended kinda recently (last year?) However I don’t really remember too much of the specific events, although I vaguely remember the plot.

Golem (ゴーレム Gōremu), a forest guardian that finds a young girl, Somali, sheltering under a tree.Īs of December 2020, six volumes have been published.Finally caught up with this season when it’s more than halfway over, but I figured I’d do a little write-up of what I’m watching in case people are interested! Currently watchingĭorohedoro: I think this might be my AOTS.

Somali (ソマリ Somari), a young girl found in the forest by the forest guardian, Golem.

It tells of their travels together and of the bond between father and daughter. This is a record of the pair, one a member of a ruined race, the other a watchman of the forest. To Somali, her parents are the least of her worries-she believes she already has the only parent she needs. The Golem decides to leave behind his obligation as the Guardian of the Forest in pursuit of Somali's parents or, at the very least, any other remaining humans. Spending time together, the two grow to share a bond akin to a father and daughter. Taking the child in, the Golem comes to learn that the child is called Somali, and that she has no recollection of her parents. In the middle of a forest, a lone Golem comes across "it": a disheveled human dressed in rags and bound by chains. The human race has been hunted to near extinction, leaving the world ridden with all sorts of curious and mysterious creatures.