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Show is decent , half of the part is full of yapping and unnecessary dramatic situations.
And half of the part is with beautiful animation and puzzles.

If you think it's a mystery kind of show then you are wrong. It's actually a show where mostly our Main MC solves puzzles of random situations.
For example - there were 4 pastries, now there are only 3 , what happened to that one pastry..
These kinds of situations are more like solving a puzzle than a mystery..
What's worse is the show randomly picks an unnecessary thing which you have to solve , and they stretch it to the end ... , yapping unnecessarily and adding more and more situations to extend the drama.. in the end of the episode you think seriously, they made a 24 minutes episode for this stupid shit...

What is good - some mystery/puzzle situations hold you tightly and you actually want to know how they will solve this ...
Another good thing is - animation, which is very colourful, bright and beautiful .

Characters - MC (Kobato,) you can say he is the Detective Conan of the show, a guy with high IQ who overthinks every situation and solves it at the end... But his character design is very lame like 90% of the MCs , same kind of hairstyle, and all . Even though he is a smart guy , Bro is not a memorable character.

FMC ,(Osanai) - in the starting of the show she was a very cute character, she was giving innocent character vibes then , she becomes one of the most annoying bitch of the show. In the end we find her character was dark and mysterious, but also annoying.
In many episodes she made plans of hanging out with MC , tell him it's a promise..
But this bitch always cancels every plan in the end, everytime .
In the end we saw how manipulative this bitch is , blaming others for her own mistakes..
But her character design was way better than MC in every episode. We saw her in different attractive outfits compared to MC .

Ending - last episode was totally nonsense , when MC exposed FMC and called her a liar for playing with people, using him and others for her own mistakes, then she started blaming herself for something stupid (for not being ordinary) this flat earth reason she gave .
The show forcefully wanted to end things for both sides instead of showing who was actually right and who was actually wrong.

Overall, it's not completely a crap show. Along with many unnecessary stupid things, it has good stuff too.
It's definitely a one time watch. Nothing more than that.

Watched this show years ago, but yeah, my feelings about it are still the same. The romance never felt real, the story never felt particularly worthwhile, and most of the drama felt like unnecessary nonsense.

Storyline: The characters constantly make decisions that could be resolved with about 30 seconds of honest communication, but instead everyone chooses the most illogical and dramatic route possible. A simple conversation becomes a crisis, the crisis becomes a misunderstanding, and the misunderstanding somehow turns into another romantic complication. At some point, you stop wondering what will happen next and start wondering why nobody owns a phone.

The romance is another issue. The ... series throws multiple characters into a web of attraction, jealousy, rejection, and emotional hesitation, but most of that drama feels like it's only there to stretch the story. Honestly, almost nothing about it felt even 1% romantic to me.

You can find similar storytelling patterns in shows like Kiznaiver and Darling in the FranXX. And yes, I know Darling in the FranXX itself a copied from these shows and many more which honestly makes the comparison even more amusing. The problem isn't that these shows share every single plot point. It's that they repeatedly rely on the same formula: emotionally confused teenagers, artificially complicated relationships, mysterious circumstances, excessive angst, and drama that exists largely because the characters refuse to communicate normally.

And that's where the “drama” starts becoming frustrating rather than meaningful.

Then there's the science-fiction element. Basically, a big-breasted alien girl ends up living with the MC because her spaceship suddenly breaks down, and she wants to eventually return to her planet. And same kind of situation of you will find in ( please teacher).
So ya it's nothing new ..

The animation is good, though. It's colorful, the backgrounds look nice, and visually the show has a pleasant summer atmosphere.

The characters aren't completely terrible, but their characterization is inconsistent enough to become frustrating. They can have believable or emotionally interesting moments, only to immediately make some ridiculous decision that makes you question where their common sense went. The anime wants you to take their emotional suffering seriously, but repeatedly creates that suffering through completely avoidable misunderstandings.


Overall Waiting in the Summer is just another same kind of show where nothing feels real or emotionally or mentally relatable in any sense. Overdramatic cringe romance and unnecessary senseless drama. That’s all.

I don't understand how this anime got so many episodes when the entire comedy is basically just sexual jokes.

Almost every conversation turns into a dirty joke, and after a while it becomes extremely repetitive. Instead of creating actual funny situations, the show just makes the characters say something sexual and expects you to laugh.

Not a single character is Praiseworthy, MC is plain with no personality who is hanging with a group of brain dead bitches.. who are doing cringe stuff that's all


Overall Seitokai Yakuindomo is a crap with illogical jokes which are repeating with different character again and again..
Show makes ... no sense at all..

I can't even explain how cringe this final episode was. And the worst thing about it is Uraraka. They literally made an entire episode just to finally put two characters together at the end.

This episode was basically about the future: what the characters are doing, what happened to them, and where they are now.

But the main thing going on was Deku and Uraraka, which was easily the most cringeworthy part.

From Season 1, a girl falls in love with a guy and wants to become like him.

Audience: "She'll confess."

... Season ends. Nothing happens.

Season 2: She is still saying she loves him.

Audience - "Okay, she'll confess this time."

Nothing happens. Season ends.

( Season 3 ) Audience - "Surely she'll confess now"

Nothing happens Season ends.


Season 4-

Audience- "Come on, just confess already)

Nothing happens , Season ends

Season 5- This bitch is STILL saying she loves him.

Nothing happens. Season ends.

And this is basically how it goes for years.

(My Hero Academia more ) More feels like it was mainly added so Uraraka could finally deal with her feelings and the story could give us a conclusion to her relationship with Deku. But this dumb bitch is still stuck exactly where she was in the beginning. Her excuses and hesitation are basically the same as they were from the start.

Seriously, even a DEAD character like Himiko Toga had more impact on this whole romance than Uraraka did. Toga's memories and everything that happened between them were basically pushing Uraraka to finally confront her feelings and confess.

But nope.

Even at the end, Deku has to put in the effort, and Uraraka's big answer is basically -

"The feelings are mutual " ........

THE END

WTF? Those feelings were mutual from the beginning, dumb girl We already knew that. What's new here?

You spent the entire damn series building toward this, and after all those seasons, all we get is basically confirmation of something everyone already knew..


On the other hand, I actually love the character designs and their older looks. Todoroki completely changed The others mostly still look pretty much the same as always, ...

Calm and relaxing Background music in between the episodes.
Love the watercolour animation.
But even after all of this - storyline is very weak and boring.
In the name of action of it has low level goblin fights ..
Not a single episode has an actual real action packed fighting scenes.

Story - The biggest problem is the pacing.
Nothing fucking happens.
The characters enter this fantasy world with no memories, join a party, fight weak monsters, struggle to make money, cry about their problems, and repeat the process. drama here feels so cringe and dramatic , all they were doing just crying over ... dead characters .

Drama - seriously ,The Deaths
This is probably the biggest thing people praise about Grimgar.
"Anyone can die!"
Yes, and?
A character dying doesn't automatically make a story emotionally , and ya that's all it has in the name of drama .

(Gensou no Grimgar ) Is not completely a garbage show but not a memorable and interesting show either, you will forget about the show just after watching it ..

To be honest it's pure garbage from the first to the end ..

Kiznaiver is one of those anime that desperately wants to be deep, emotional, and psychologically meaningful, but keeps confusing complicated , cringe and forced dramatic .

Basic summary of this show is - a group of teenagers are connected through a system that makes them share each other’s pain. That could have produced a genuinely fascinating exploration of empathy, trauma, emotional boundaries, and human relationships

In the name of pain story is just forcing characters in situations and then pretending that their suffering automatically makes the story profound.

Characters - Most of them feel less like ... real people and more like collections of exaggerated personality traits. One is aggressive, another is emotionless, another is overly cheerful, another is socially awkward, and so on. The anime keeps throwing their personal problems at the audience as if revealing a tragic backstory automatically creates character development.
The only character development in the entire show is that the MC starts feeling pain and gradually becomes more emotionally aware. That's it. After all that drama, that's basically what we're supposed to consider character development.


Romance - The biggest problem is the unnecessary drama. Darling in the Franxx also has the same kind of characters and the same kind of crap romance as this show. It's almost exactly the same formula.

A brain dead MC keeps chasing a bitch just because he spent his childhood with her. She keeps hurting him in the name of romance, and that MF MC keeps chasing her anyway


And then we get the same childhood-friend nonsense again. Like I said, Kiznaiver and Darling in the Franxx have the same kind of crappy romance.
At the beginning of the show, the childhood friend acts like the MC is her everything, constantly chasing him and following him everywhere. But the moment she realizes the MC likes a different girl, she moves on faster than the speed of light and suddenly acts like absolutely nothing ever happened.

And then there is the ending. The anime tries to tie its themes together by essentially saying that understanding other people's pain allows people to become emotionally connected. That's a perfectly reasonable message, but the execution makes it feel far more complicated than it needs to be. After all the experiments, drama, secrets, crying, and relationship chaos, the conclusion doesn't feel like the payoff to a brilliant psychological story. It feels like the anime finally remembered that it needed to end.

The frustrating part is that Kiznaiver actually had a strong concept. The idea of literally sharing pain could have been used to explore some genuinely uncomfortable questions: Can empathy become a burden? Should people be forced to understand each other? Does experiencing someone's pain actually mean understanding them? What happens when emotional intimacy is imposed rather than chosen?
Instead, the anime frequently chooses flashy forced , stupid emotional drama over meaningful examination of those ideas.

This is not a review. This is the actual history of the show.

(Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple) is one of the worst action anime I've watched.

In the beginning, I thought it would be an enjoyable underdog story where a weak high school student slowly becomes one of the greatest fighters in the world. The premise sounded simple but interesting.

Unfortunately, the entire show turned into a joke in the name of martial arts.

Throughout the whole series, not a single fight feels like an actual battle. Most of the moves look like two NPCs from GTA randomly punching each other. There is no tension, no strategy, and almost ... no memorable choreography.

Episode 1

We have our main character, Kenichi, who gets beaten up and decides to become stronger. Fair enough. That's a good beginning. ✓

Episode 40+

So, how much stronger has he become?

Not much.

Even at this point, the show is almost exactly the same as it was in the beginning. Most of Kenichi's progress consists of learning a few different ways to throw punches.

Seriously, the pacing is slow as hell.

The enemies keep changing, but the formula remains exactly the same. Kenichi gets beaten up, somebody explains a lesson, someone cracks a joke in the middle of the fight, Kenichi remembers his training, and then he wins.

That is practically the entire show.

Even worse, the final battle doesn't feel satisfying because, instead of allowing Kenichi to earn his victory naturally, the writer simply gives him advantages so he can defeat the main enemy.

The masters

Then we have the masters, the people responsible for training Kenichi.

Instead of looking like legendary martial artists, they act more like clowns. , they were looking like Clowns for than your training coach or master - all the hardwork all the things They teach mc in the show is just - how to punch in a battle that's all which you can see in every single battle, our MC doesn't even feels like a main character, whenever an enemy comes .
For a martial arts anime, that's unbelievably disappointing.

Characters

Kenichi

An action protagonist should have a strong personality and a commanding presence.

Kenichi has neither.

For most of the series, he acts more like a punching bag than a main character. He's constantly crying over a girl, constantly getting beaten up, and constantly being saved by someone else.

The anime wants us to believe that he's becoming a legendary fighter, but he rarely feels impressive.

Miu

Her entire existence revolves around fan service. The writers make her seem completely unaware of everything happening around her, and most of her scenes exist simply because the show wants to show off her body.

Overall

Even though this show has a high rating, I honestly don't understand the praise.

The story keeps repeating itself, the fights are boring, the enemies are forgettable, the characters lack depth, and the martial arts aspect is incredibly disappointing.

Ninety percent of the show is just the same formula repeated again and again.

New enemy appears.

Kenichi gets beaten up.

The masters start talking.

Someone makes a joke.

Kenichi remembers his training.

Kenichi wins.

Repeat.

For an anime that constantly talks about martial arts, it's amazing how little actual martial arts there are.

Overall, Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple was a complete waste of time.

( I Want to End This Love Game )is a same childish cringe kind of romance as( Love Is War )where characters do all the weird things and all the cringe stuff just because they can't accept that they love each other.


The entire premise is simple, two childhood friends play a "love game" where they try to make each other blush Sounds fun for a few chapters.
Not for 100+ chapters

Every single chapter feels like a copy of the previous one. One character makes a move, the other gets embarrassed, both obviously like each other, neither confesses, and then everything resets. Congratulations, you've just read half ... the series.
The biggest problem is that the story is terrified of progress. Every time it looks like the relationship is finally moving somewhere, the author immediately hits the reset button. It's artificial drama created only to keep the show running.

The romance isn't even complicated. Both leads know they like each other. The readers know it. Even the side characters know it. The only people pretending otherwise are the two main characters because the plot demands it.

Instead of meaningful development, you get endless blushing contests, awkward reactions, and fake tension.

( Character design)
in 90% of isekai romance and harem anime are so lazy that every MC has the same hairstyle and most of them are simps. If one MC stands next to another they all look identical. The role of a main character is to carry the show even if the story is bad but here neither the MC nor the FMC are worth watching.

FMC - she is your another teasing character which nowadays will Will find in most of the romance anime..,


(Kubo- san.... ) Is an another teasing kind of show where one only character is teasing but that shit is wholesome , simple and lovable, but here characters, story everything is like ( wtf nonsense I'm watching)

Overall it's an another average school romance anime with a cringe and repetitive story.

Anime are different things. Their animation quality, budget, story, and a big team work on them,(so their rating system is totally different from hentai.)

But hentai always has low quality animation and their character designs are terrible.
So usually people don't expect anything from hentai except a wholesome story and good ecchi material.

And (1LDK+JK Ikinari Doukyo) is one of those hentai which are totally worth it to watch it Has a nice wholesome story with a decent animation ecchi scenes are all holy fuck hot .

we have two main characters in the show both are worthy

Overall a quality ... hentai loved it

First episode a middle age character who is a legendary assassin with a sexy character design with a gun who is on a mission that was giving an action packed mature kind of story.

But then they turned him into a little kid( like in Kaiju No 8 where that guy turned into a Kaiju) so don't call it a new concept and now he is a normal kid who sometimes realizes he is an assassin. His character has no charm like his old character design.

The biggest problem is the show is boring as F , cringe as f , the series keeps throwing random ... school activities at the reader. Sports festival, school events, comedy chapters, club activities... That's all .

Then we have a FMC who is target of everyone every villian guy wants her and mc has to save her without disclosing his reality but she looks like a side character that's how her characters design looks , but Show treats her character like she is some kind of goddess where many girls in the show who actually gives More main character Vibes then main character girl .


Most jokes rely on the same formula ✓ old man trapped in a kid's body, someone misunderstands the situation, everyone overreacts, repeat It works a few times but after dozens of chapters it becomes predictable.

Characters - every character design is stolen from different shows , Mc is from Wind breaker , that Pink hair guy is from hunter x hunter,
FMC doesnt even look like a main character.

- only MC's original character was the only thing to watch this show but they destroyed it .


Another issue is the identity crisis. Sometimes the series wants to be an action manga. Sometimes it's a school comedy. Other times it's slice of life or a light romance. None of these genres get enough focus, so the story ends up feeling boring instead of balanced.


Overall Kill Blue says it's an action packed assassin kind of show in the starting but in reality Kill Blue is a bland story where everything is on repeat like a kid going to school and doing the same activities every day. That's the same condition of this show. It doesn't have any action nor an interesting story and the characters are boring as f like the story.