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Don't watch One Punch Man | Anime Review

on December 23, 2025

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Ragna Crimson Episode 5 Review | Anime Review

on December 04, 2025

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OPM S3 Episode8 Review | Anime review

on December 01, 2025

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OPM S3 Episode8 Review | Anime review

OPM S3 E8 Review: The Case of the Missing Frames and the Absent Hero What’s up, guys? Let’s talk about Episode 8. If you’re like me, you probably weren't counting down the seconds until this dropped. Honestly, I (and I know I’m not alone) had lost pretty much all hope for the animation this season. The episode came out, and I knew I had a review to write, so I painfully clicked 'start' just to get it over with. But here's the kicker, the shocking thing that makes this episode stand out: for a glorious, fleeting moment, we actually got a glimpse of the high-octane , next-level animation we originally expected from this series. That brief flicker of quality is what changes the story of this disappointment. The Flashy Flash Bait-and-Switch The episode kicks off with a snippet of the Flashy Flash fight , and you might genuinely not believe me when I say this, but it was animated . Yes! I was stunned, too! The speed, the impact it was the kind of fluid, crisp action that ...

OPM S3, Episode 7: The "Slideshow" Continues

OPM S3, Episode 7: The "Slideshow" Continues I sat down for Episode 7 with low expectations, and honestly? It wasn't the absolute trainwreck that the last one was. But let's be clear: "Not an absolute trainwreck" is not a badge of honor for one of the biggest anime franchises in the world. It’s still not even half-decent , and that is the real tragedy here. The core issue that’s killing this season the one thing that screams "rushed production" is the complete and utter lack of smoothening . The Illusion of Motion is Dead If you’re watching, you feel it the whole time, don't you? That feeling that if the animators had just added a few more frames , the scene would at least make sense. Instead, we get these jarring, amateurish cuts. One frame lingers for way too long, holding the static image until your brain registers the stiffness, and then BAM! a completely new scene or pose pops up, as if the first one was a PowerPoint slide someone man...

Ragna Crimson Episode 5 Review | Anime Review

Ragna Crimson Episode 5 Review: Ultimatia Makes Me Wanna Switch Sides What's up, fellow dragon slayers and trauma survivors? If you're reading this, you probably watched Episode 5 of Ragna Crimson , and yeah, this one messed with my head. This episode had zero fighting, zero action, but it had me holding my seat tighter than any brawl. It was all about mind games, revelations, and one psycho monarch who is making me question everything. Part 1: Ragna's Crazy Visions (And the Ultimate Reveal) The first part of the episode was absolutely nuts. Ragna is either dreaming about the future or straight-up getting memory flashbacks, and the information we got was insane . I don't want to spoil the specifics too much, but let's just say this vision gave Ragna an offer to basically join the dragon side . That is a wild revelation! It tells you right away that the conflict isn't just black and white. The Real Problem: I'm Falling for the Villain The more I look at Ul...

Ragna Crimson | Anime review | Episode 1 Review!

Ragna Crimson: The Reaper is Born – My Sister Was Actually Right (Episode 1 Review!) What's up, everyone? I've got a new show I gotta talk about. My sister told me I had to watch Ragna Crimson . To be real with you, I don't always trust her picks, but then she just said, "It's an anime, though," and yeah, I was in. That's all the info I needed. I just watched the first episode, " The Day the Reaper Was Born ," and man, I have some thoughts. First Impressions: Big Episode, Big Hype The first thing you see is how long this episode is it’s huge, nearly 47 minutes long. When an anime drops a premiere this big, it usually means they're super confident in the story. They need that time to get you hooked. Every anime I’ve seen with a massive first episode has turned out to be good, so that's a great sign. Spoiler Alert: While the action was awesome, the build-up of Ragna and Leo's relationship felt way too quick, and that fast shift lef...

Don't watch One Punch Man | Anime Review

The Breaking Point: Why I’m Officially Dropping One Punch Man I’ve always told you guys that I’m committed to reviewing every single episode of the series I cover. I take that promise seriously, and it’s been weighing on me for a while now. I’ve tried to get back into the groove, but I have to be honest: I’m done. I cannot, in good conscience, continue watching or reviewing this. The Storytelling Mess The biggest slap in the face came with how they handled the narrative. In a move that absolutely baffles me, the production decided to ignore the official progression and instead chose a "previous version" of the same events for the official anime. How does a mistake like that even happen? It feels like they aren't even following the source material correctly anymore. To see an official anime lose its way on the basic "official story" makes me incredibly upset. It’s hard to stay invested in a world when the creators themselves seem confused about what's actu...

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