2017 was a sequel heavy ano interestingly enough for me so just saying yah my faves once again had amazing seguinte seasons I thought i'd pay attention to the animê that premiered this ano that didn't fall into the continuation section of what I watched. Well the topo, início 3ish of each season for me anyway since i sure did power through/guiltily enjoy a lot of bad stuff and who honestly has the time right?
Winter: AKA i only really watched 3 non sequels
ACCA 13
Acca 13 was a stylish calm animê about Jean going around giving evaluation to each of the sections of the uniquely bird shaped country Dowa he lives on while there's silent whispering about his past and how it connects to the seguinte royal coronation and the dissatisfied sections of Dowa. All while they REEEEEEEEALLLY enjoy eating toast... I greatly enjoyed its slow pace and how it just seemed to smoothly integrate plot with Jean's job to give you a feel of the world and why the politics even matter at all, building up to end with not a bang but with the same calm demeanor it started with. Just a nice watch.
eldlive
I had high hopes for this one being from the same author of Hit man reborn, one of my favorito series, but the timing, the inappropriate jokes, even the animation at times led to a very stale watch. The characters sometimes showed the glint of likablity i recognize the author for and the main character even showed some of that fave material, but be it the odd focus on "attraction" typical of bad harem anime, the pacing, the actual delivery it sits mais on the guilty pleasure animê than a new favorito which is a shame because I hear the mangá is good and I did want to amor this.
Marginal kiss
Er. yeah I happen to be the watcher of Idol and Reverse Harem animê because I just can't help myself?? The weirdest part is that I actually do tend to like the songs in idol shows so i was disappointing that there weren't really any in here. Just a slice of life show with idols who don't sing makes it my least favorito idol show that I've watched. perfectly fine but made mais meh since there weren't songs.
Spring: I watched like 9? but I'll only talk about 3 with an honorable mention
Tsuki Ga Kirei
TGK would be a normal shoujo about two shy cuties getting together but sets itself apart por doing something radical. It cut out a LOT of dialogue. Yet does not feel like a bare bones shoujo since it has the respect for the audience to understand what the characters are feeling por observing what they do and it just works. Makes it absolutely atmospheric and memorable. I really enjoyed my watch.
Kabukibu
Kinda your basic get the band, er club, together animê that dissatisfied a lot of people who assumed it would follow in the footsteps of another certain animê about old japanese artforms. But I enjoyed myself so lol that's all I care about. Pretty basic in just about everything and i do have a few nitpicks but liked tuning in for some of the neat moments and even speeches the main made.
Anonymous noise
It was hecka tropey and that's why I loved it. leitura the mangá i found it's really still tropey but some things that seemed to be paced oddly in the animê are actually not paced so in the manga. In the animê its paced so that you didn't have time to devour one dramatic reveal to another which to some may have been enough for them to quickly write their dislike of the animê down to bad composição literária but I thoroughly enjoyed this as a roller coaster shoujo that played no games about the trope hoops it was jumping through.
Honorable mention: Kado the right answer
Extremely interesting animê about the politics that would come from aliens trying to help us with an attempt at insight into human nature only to really fall on it's face for the last 3 episodes.
Summer:AW YEAH TIME FOR SOME NEWER STUFF.... but like not all of them you know lol
Made in abyss
An extremely atmospheric and interesting animê about children going on an adventure down a hole in their town only to turn dark but due to warning signs at the beginning so you really shouldn't be so surprised. I was just in amor with it and it really did an amazing job overall. I loved the characters, got swept away in the emotions, am absolutely intrigued por what the heck could possibly happen next, and can't wait for season 2.
Welcome to the ballroom
Loved the mangá and was kinda mixed at the first episodes but grew into it even if *le sigh* i was disappointed at the minimal dancing animation (i mean its like a whole lot mais than most animê but grah?the reason to watch the animê over the mangá is to finally see mais dance scenes animated and it's not like you don't get some dance scenes butadslkfnsdajkfn.nitpick) and some of the freaking angles look like horror shots haha? Focused on them ugly af necks haha? But sometimes its beautiful and it has my sun/son Tatara? (one of many I know but ??) but some scenes were taken out and i feel added (i'm looking at you fanservice shots, like it does have some in the mangá but that many? nah.) but still manages to have a flow, enjoyment, interesting characters and some iconic dance scenes/arcs that the mangá drew me in with like a 8.9/10 adaptation.
Katsugeki/Touken ranbu
Some people were disappointed in this as an action animê but I just am way mais chill about it for some reason. It was like a calm tune in animê to me? maybe it's because I never expected much storywise since the concept/Hanamaru days animê that came before, to begin with is er chill? slice of lifish with a focus on character so ?? too many (??) because i don't know i liked seeing beautiful action with a few touches on aspects the Hanamaru animê couldn't delve into even if it only was a touch base. idk it still had the coração that I like the Touken Ranbu animê for :P
Honorable mention:Knights and magic & Fate/Apocypha
Knights and magic was something i had a decent time tuning into each week.
Fate/Apocrypha did turn out to be ok/decent fun watch but was overwhelming in the first 2 episodes in the amount of characters they wanted you to know then underwhelming in the following episodes for the first half of the story in terms of theme and sometimes character. Kinda finds its nook in later episodes in a side mission team up anime.
FALL: ALL THE NEW STUFF!!
I had so much i wanted to watch and couldn't due to LIFE but the 3 i definitely DID finish
Infini-t force
Infini t force was that niche animê that i had bookmarked earlier due to adoring Casshern sins and learning that casshern would be in it (even though i have yet to wach the original casshern animê smh). I left the animê ready to watch the original series for all of the main characters. Like grah!!! It was funnily enough a group of 70/80's heros teaching a girl not to be a jerk and learn to empathize with the world she'd grown detached towards. While i wish the composição literária for the friendship for the group was smoother there were definitely interesting bonds the main character had to at least two of the heroes, one of them being interesting to the end. The composição literária in general could have afforded mais breathing time for bonding moments so we could care they were friends vs speeches of heroism but i still enjoyed it. Funnily enough I was invested, highly entertained and am excited for the movie. The funniest thing is it felt mais like a reverse harem than "code realize" did and speaking of "code realize"
Code: realize
This is a reverse harem and an ok one? kinda like the i being me enjoyed it due to my bias towards it already. There was lot of really good in it and some that made me wish it's potential was mais realized. Like kudos for a soft main heroine that didn't immediately = pushover like unfortunately the genre does sometimes. It was consistent in its aim to develop Cardia's (m.c) feelings from "should i be allowed to live" to giving the villain a what-for for being an unempathetic jerk. But the while the art was pretty, at times the animation held it back por being just bad or some of the designs looked cheap due to a disconnect between the color schemes in the foreground vs background. The main couple was cute but not nearly as developed as the ending would have you to believe and since the bonds between her and anyone else was weak at best it was hard to care even if i might ship a couple of the guys with her mais on theory than how it actually played. The plot was a little boring, as in nice in theory but hard to be invested in, and i wish there was mais camaraderie between the group but no geral, global I liked it as a pipoca anime.
Juuni taisen
So if code realize was a pipoca animê mostly due to my own preferences Juuni taisen was THE pipoca animê for this season. It's smooth animation to 12 people fighting to death to get a wish was lot of fun for me. I didn't really like the ending but don't hold much of a grudge since i did enjoy my viewing.
Honorable mentions to literally all the animê i didn't get a chance to watch and will catch up with right now/as we speak i am watching and finishing anime
Ancient Magus bride, a mangá I know is good that I heard was also a good animê adaptation
Children of whales i heard was also good.
Idolmaster side M, and Tsukipro because i literally admitted earlier that YES i try to keep up with idol animê because don't judge me. (i did drop dynamic chord without trying it because i heard it was baaaaaad)
Grancrest senki and tolet, violet evergarden which i heard were airing but are not available on chia animê so I'll wait.
In Conclusion
So yeah my ano was decent some animê i enjoyed mais because i was catered to than because it was groundbreakingly amazing but haha i just love!defending my enjoyment of mediocre anime!because it was right up my interests! I kid I kid. There certainly were some standouts and I don't regret being waaaaaay to easy on some animê because as has been my key phrase this whole artigo I enjoyed myself and at the end of the dia that's all that matters to me :P
Which animê did you like/watch this year?
Winter: AKA i only really watched 3 non sequels
ACCA 13
Acca 13 was a stylish calm animê about Jean going around giving evaluation to each of the sections of the uniquely bird shaped country Dowa he lives on while there's silent whispering about his past and how it connects to the seguinte royal coronation and the dissatisfied sections of Dowa. All while they REEEEEEEEALLLY enjoy eating toast... I greatly enjoyed its slow pace and how it just seemed to smoothly integrate plot with Jean's job to give you a feel of the world and why the politics even matter at all, building up to end with not a bang but with the same calm demeanor it started with. Just a nice watch.
eldlive
I had high hopes for this one being from the same author of Hit man reborn, one of my favorito series, but the timing, the inappropriate jokes, even the animation at times led to a very stale watch. The characters sometimes showed the glint of likablity i recognize the author for and the main character even showed some of that fave material, but be it the odd focus on "attraction" typical of bad harem anime, the pacing, the actual delivery it sits mais on the guilty pleasure animê than a new favorito which is a shame because I hear the mangá is good and I did want to amor this.
Marginal kiss
Er. yeah I happen to be the watcher of Idol and Reverse Harem animê because I just can't help myself?? The weirdest part is that I actually do tend to like the songs in idol shows so i was disappointing that there weren't really any in here. Just a slice of life show with idols who don't sing makes it my least favorito idol show that I've watched. perfectly fine but made mais meh since there weren't songs.
Spring: I watched like 9? but I'll only talk about 3 with an honorable mention
Tsuki Ga Kirei
TGK would be a normal shoujo about two shy cuties getting together but sets itself apart por doing something radical. It cut out a LOT of dialogue. Yet does not feel like a bare bones shoujo since it has the respect for the audience to understand what the characters are feeling por observing what they do and it just works. Makes it absolutely atmospheric and memorable. I really enjoyed my watch.
Kabukibu
Kinda your basic get the band, er club, together animê that dissatisfied a lot of people who assumed it would follow in the footsteps of another certain animê about old japanese artforms. But I enjoyed myself so lol that's all I care about. Pretty basic in just about everything and i do have a few nitpicks but liked tuning in for some of the neat moments and even speeches the main made.
Anonymous noise
It was hecka tropey and that's why I loved it. leitura the mangá i found it's really still tropey but some things that seemed to be paced oddly in the animê are actually not paced so in the manga. In the animê its paced so that you didn't have time to devour one dramatic reveal to another which to some may have been enough for them to quickly write their dislike of the animê down to bad composição literária but I thoroughly enjoyed this as a roller coaster shoujo that played no games about the trope hoops it was jumping through.
Honorable mention: Kado the right answer
Extremely interesting animê about the politics that would come from aliens trying to help us with an attempt at insight into human nature only to really fall on it's face for the last 3 episodes.
Summer:AW YEAH TIME FOR SOME NEWER STUFF.... but like not all of them you know lol
Made in abyss
An extremely atmospheric and interesting animê about children going on an adventure down a hole in their town only to turn dark but due to warning signs at the beginning so you really shouldn't be so surprised. I was just in amor with it and it really did an amazing job overall. I loved the characters, got swept away in the emotions, am absolutely intrigued por what the heck could possibly happen next, and can't wait for season 2.
Welcome to the ballroom
Loved the mangá and was kinda mixed at the first episodes but grew into it even if *le sigh* i was disappointed at the minimal dancing animation (i mean its like a whole lot mais than most animê but grah?the reason to watch the animê over the mangá is to finally see mais dance scenes animated and it's not like you don't get some dance scenes butadslkfnsdajkfn.nitpick) and some of the freaking angles look like horror shots haha? Focused on them ugly af necks haha? But sometimes its beautiful and it has my sun/son Tatara? (one of many I know but ??) but some scenes were taken out and i feel added (i'm looking at you fanservice shots, like it does have some in the mangá but that many? nah.) but still manages to have a flow, enjoyment, interesting characters and some iconic dance scenes/arcs that the mangá drew me in with like a 8.9/10 adaptation.
Katsugeki/Touken ranbu
Some people were disappointed in this as an action animê but I just am way mais chill about it for some reason. It was like a calm tune in animê to me? maybe it's because I never expected much storywise since the concept/Hanamaru days animê that came before, to begin with is er chill? slice of lifish with a focus on character so ?? too many (??) because i don't know i liked seeing beautiful action with a few touches on aspects the Hanamaru animê couldn't delve into even if it only was a touch base. idk it still had the coração that I like the Touken Ranbu animê for :P
Honorable mention:Knights and magic & Fate/Apocypha
Knights and magic was something i had a decent time tuning into each week.
Fate/Apocrypha did turn out to be ok/decent fun watch but was overwhelming in the first 2 episodes in the amount of characters they wanted you to know then underwhelming in the following episodes for the first half of the story in terms of theme and sometimes character. Kinda finds its nook in later episodes in a side mission team up anime.
FALL: ALL THE NEW STUFF!!
I had so much i wanted to watch and couldn't due to LIFE but the 3 i definitely DID finish
Infini-t force
Infini t force was that niche animê that i had bookmarked earlier due to adoring Casshern sins and learning that casshern would be in it (even though i have yet to wach the original casshern animê smh). I left the animê ready to watch the original series for all of the main characters. Like grah!!! It was funnily enough a group of 70/80's heros teaching a girl not to be a jerk and learn to empathize with the world she'd grown detached towards. While i wish the composição literária for the friendship for the group was smoother there were definitely interesting bonds the main character had to at least two of the heroes, one of them being interesting to the end. The composição literária in general could have afforded mais breathing time for bonding moments so we could care they were friends vs speeches of heroism but i still enjoyed it. Funnily enough I was invested, highly entertained and am excited for the movie. The funniest thing is it felt mais like a reverse harem than "code realize" did and speaking of "code realize"
Code: realize
This is a reverse harem and an ok one? kinda like the i being me enjoyed it due to my bias towards it already. There was lot of really good in it and some that made me wish it's potential was mais realized. Like kudos for a soft main heroine that didn't immediately = pushover like unfortunately the genre does sometimes. It was consistent in its aim to develop Cardia's (m.c) feelings from "should i be allowed to live" to giving the villain a what-for for being an unempathetic jerk. But the while the art was pretty, at times the animation held it back por being just bad or some of the designs looked cheap due to a disconnect between the color schemes in the foreground vs background. The main couple was cute but not nearly as developed as the ending would have you to believe and since the bonds between her and anyone else was weak at best it was hard to care even if i might ship a couple of the guys with her mais on theory than how it actually played. The plot was a little boring, as in nice in theory but hard to be invested in, and i wish there was mais camaraderie between the group but no geral, global I liked it as a pipoca anime.
Juuni taisen
So if code realize was a pipoca animê mostly due to my own preferences Juuni taisen was THE pipoca animê for this season. It's smooth animation to 12 people fighting to death to get a wish was lot of fun for me. I didn't really like the ending but don't hold much of a grudge since i did enjoy my viewing.
Honorable mentions to literally all the animê i didn't get a chance to watch and will catch up with right now/as we speak i am watching and finishing anime
Ancient Magus bride, a mangá I know is good that I heard was also a good animê adaptation
Children of whales i heard was also good.
Idolmaster side M, and Tsukipro because i literally admitted earlier that YES i try to keep up with idol animê because don't judge me. (i did drop dynamic chord without trying it because i heard it was baaaaaad)
Grancrest senki and tolet, violet evergarden which i heard were airing but are not available on chia animê so I'll wait.
In Conclusion
So yeah my ano was decent some animê i enjoyed mais because i was catered to than because it was groundbreakingly amazing but haha i just love!defending my enjoyment of mediocre anime!because it was right up my interests! I kid I kid. There certainly were some standouts and I don't regret being waaaaaay to easy on some animê because as has been my key phrase this whole artigo I enjoyed myself and at the end of the dia that's all that matters to me :P
Which animê did you like/watch this year?
