[Anime] Rate The Last Anime You Watched

Noragami 8/10 - Wonderful music, decent story and concept, funny, but the last plot kinda fell off. Well they tried with an anime original plot.

Nourin 7/10 - It's like Silver Spoon with PLOT (never watched SS, so don't quote me on that). It was funny from time to time and it was somewhat educational about agriculture.

Gundam Build Fighters 9/10 - Let's not fool ourselves, this is a Gundam commercial disguised as a Shonen tournament anime. Did that stop it from being good? Absolutely not. The characters were decent, the fights were fantastic albeit they were merely gunpla, it was funny, and plenty of references to past Gundam works.

Kill la Kill 5/10 -...I won't forgive the Internet for hyping up mediocrity. Shoddy story, nearly disliked the entire cast, overdone, obnoxious humor that at times was unnecessary when there were serious moments, inconsequential fights, cheap Deus ex Machinas, and a crappy final boss without a valid cause.

Magi the Kingdom of Magic 7/10 - Shonen as all hell but still watchable. Kind of went down the Harry Potter route with a school for magicians. Likable characters, cool soundtrack, and funny at times.

Black Bullet 6/10 - I really wanted to like this one. It had an interesting premise and there were adorable lolis. The anime was rushed to all hell making it impossible to have any solid emotional bits, general WTF errors, and I didn't like the CG Gastrea.

Gokukoku no Brynhildr 7/10 - Err...Decent. I liked the characters, there were some points that left me scratching my head going 'WTF', the music was OK (not a fan of dubstep though), I can't wait for the uncensored version because the steam and lens flare were just obnoxious.

Hitsugi No Chaika 8/10 - The plot was decent, I liked the characters (Chaika is too adorable), the fight sequences were done well. I can't wait for the second season.

No Game No Life 7/10 - Fantastic Music, Fun characters, the games were insane, the fanservice makes me yearn for doujins, and bright as hell artstyle. I can't say I liked the humor that much because there was so much reference spam.

Entertaining to watch, decent plot and characters, funny, but doesn't set out to do something outstanding or different. Maou has the tired case of 'dense MC' and worse, his cohorts even mumble about this.

Yep, an anime I've avoided like the plague ever since it's release and talked down on by me every time it was brought up. I've seen the first episode two years(?) back and was turned away by the obnoxiously perverted MC and the gratuitous fanservice. I gave it a whirl this morning after finishing the anime above.

Needless to say, it wasn't bad as I thought it was. Upon going in, I heard it was gonna be a MOTW/harem anime. The anime tries to have some sort of plot. The characters, while nothing to write home about, weren't dis-likable. Issei is quite the pervert but has a heart of gold. Comedy-wise? Well, I watched the dub which was downright so hilarious at times because of the constant vernacular/ebonics. As far as the Japanese version, I'm not sure how it will fare since I haven't give it a try.

The fanservice, one of the biggest reasons for avoiding this anime in the first place, was...yeah, still a lot of it but not to the point where I wanted to outright drop it. The breasts had an audible sound effect. No, not like the comedic 'boing' you here in some anime there was the sound of flopping. Several times the camera would ogle a female character and go to a convenient spot for a panty or breast shot. The thing that bothers me the most about the fanservice is the fact that sometimes it would happen during a serious moment and it would be jarring. It didn't help when Issei got his power to strip women. I had to stop the video and facepalm when that seriously became a power for him. All said, the fanservice did make me wanna stop what I was doing and search for hentai ASAP when I was done so I guess it's done it's job at the end, right?

7/10

It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, and it kept me interested enough to marathon it. It's somewhat different from the run-of-mill harem but nothing spectacular. Plot was OK, characters were too, the dub was at least funny, and the fanservice can be a bit much for some. I'll watch the second season since some say the plot improves. If the second season has me hooked, I'll be waiting on the announced third.

>UNINSTALL
>VIDEO GAMES, BITCH
>YOU JUST SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH THE UNDERWORLD
>WHEN YOU DESTROY A NIGGA, 2 GRAVES ARE DUG
>ZE AHSU
>ATTACK ITS WEAK POINT FOR MAXIMUM DAMAGE
>YOU HAVE _ LIVES LEFT, ZEARTH

but then we have the downsides.
>faggy aniki doesnt die first
>Waku dies first
>Whiny hoe congolomerate
>y u cops gotta be that incompetent all the time

Minimum's are cool. Nice was OP. The supporting cast did exactly what was expected for this kind of story. Honey was easily the top supporting character. I'm sure in the original content (LN/manga/VN) the remaining Hamatora cast is more detailed. This is especially true of Koneko and the black guy who seemed to be perpetually polishing dishes and grinding coffee beans. Moral was a decent philosophical-style antagonist. The ending would have been great if the events at the end lasted more than the first episode of season 2.