Weaboo Corner

After enjoying Oregairu, I still had some time before all the Winter 2021 anime finished airing, so I decided to pick up “Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukanai” as an apt alternative; this review covers both Season 1 and Season 2 (NEXT).

This review covers both Season 1, 2 (Zoku) and 3 (Kan). I binged this series while waiting for the Winter 2021 anime to finish airing; and I’ve got to say, I didn’t expect to enjoy it so much.

“What, you haven’t watched Your Lie in April? You call youself a weeb???” is the reaction I get when I shyly proclaim that among the 200+ anime I have watched, the highly rated Shigatsu no Uso wasn’t one of them.

From my previous review, I mentioned that Season II was meant to be an information-revealing season, so that big “stuff” can happen in Season III.

In my opinion, this is the hidden gem of Fall 2020; perhaps I am too intoxicated by my love for the psychological genre, but I never expected an anime on the ever-so-popular Sherlock Holmes through the perspective of James Moriarty.

This season has more world-building, expanding the possibilities for future instalments of Fire Force. There is ample character development, even in unexpected characters; the fights are engaging to watch, accompanied by modern audiovisuals.

Yes, I finally sat down to watch Dr. Stone, another popular anime that took the internet by storm. How can another shounen anime satisfy the cruel audience that is the internet?

I’m a tech guy. I see sci-fi and psychological genre tags, I click. That was how I discovered this anime.

Color me surprised - this was quite a unique watch. Are you perhaps living in a simulation? Perhaps some sort of higher entity is controlling you?