Death Parade Review – Death has never been more High Class

What happens when we die? Do we go to heaven or hell, are we reincarnated, or are we obliterated from existence? Is there a god who will preside over our soul, or is there a void of nothingness?

UnimeTV Repost – The AniName Exchange – Baccano!

I came up with the idea of the AniName Exchange because I wanted to see my fellow blogger’s favorite hidden gem anime, yet I got one of the most popular animes of all time.

Arpeggio of Blue Steel Review – FEFI Revisited

The concept of women having special powers in anime is nothing new, especially in shows involving magic such as Date A Live and EVERY SHOUJO EVER. However, I believe it is quite the novel idea to have women be physical manifestations of warships with enough firepower to destroy all of humanity’s military. No need to reload the page, that sentence was just said…err…written.

5 Centimeters Per Second Review

When it come to anime love stories, even all love stories in general, we can all assume the guy always gets the girl. Plastic Memories, Eureka 7, even Chobits follow this trend. We love to see the main character accomplish their ‘goal’ or at least get their happy ending, which is usually love. However, what would happen if the main character didn’t end up getting the girl?

5 Centimeters Per Second is a romance drama written, produced, and directed by a certain Mikoto Shinkai, all by himself (Jesus, man. You really had a lot on your plate.) Like my previous review, Plastic Memories, it is a feels anime. So, be warned that it can get a bit “touchy-feely” at times. It’s also an artistic piece, so it’s FILLED with symbolism and subtext.

But enough exposition, let’s fall for 5 Centimeters Per Second.

Hellsing: Ultimate Review – UnimeTV Repost

This is a repost from UnimeTV. It is not original to the Anime Analyst, but it is written by myself. Make sure to check out UnimeTV and leave a like there if you enjoyed this post.

The time for Halloween is upon us, as dictated with the special tag ‘Spooky October Special.’ It’s a time for terror, for screams, for the darkest part of our imaginations to take root into our reality. One of the most popular of these ‘darkest parts of our minds’ is the classic, blood thirsting vampire. No, I’m not talking about those horrible sparkling ones that almost ruined the entire mythical race, but the vampires that’ll rip out your throat because they had a case of the munchies.

Plastic Memories Review – FEFI Revisited

*Sobbing*

Plastic Memories…*sniff*…Plastic Memories is a romance, sci-fi drama *sob* produced by Doga Kobo and directed by Yoshiyuki Fujiwara. *sniff* It’s a ‘for the feels’ anime, such as Angel Beats and Clannad…*sniffs* And…and it got me. *Starts bawling uncontrollably*

*Wipes eyes*

B-But enough e-exposition…*sniff*…lets boot up Plastic Memories, our first FEFI Revisited!

Wolf Children Review

Wolf Children is a feature-length family drama anime movie directed by Mamoru Hosoda, and is his fourth movie, which was released in 2012 (The three others being Summer Wars, Girl Who Leapt Through Time, and The Digimon Movie: Our War Game). It is extremely family friendly, enough to the point that I actually watched it with my mother and one of her daycare kids when I originally viewed it.

But enough exposition, let’s start wolfing down Wolf Children!

My Bride is a Mermaid Review – 8/10

Told you guys I would come back to this. As I said in my Top 10 Favorite Anime post, I really enjoy this anime, finding it cute, charming, and extremely funny. My Bride is a Mermaid is a 26 episode long romantic comedy with fantasy elements and a harem. It is based on a Manga series of the same name that was printed from 2002-2009.

But enough exposition, lets dive right into My Bride is a Mermaid!