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Tokyo Ghoul: re Part 1 Review
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Tokyo Ghoul: re Part 1 Review

Tokyo Ghoul: re Part 1 Review
Tokyo Ghoul: re Part 1 is a solid anime series that adequately adapts its source material but often lacks depth with its expansive cast and sacrifices story elements to fit a 12 episode run. It is arguably the most faithful adaptation the series has seen but at the loss of more stylistic flair, character development and world building.
• 21st January 2020
Devils’ Line Complete Collection Review
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Devils’ Line Complete Collection Review

Devils’ Line Complete Collection Review
Overall, Devils' Line is an enjoyable series if you’re interested in gory supernatural shows. It’s just a shame that its potential is let down by a frustratingly bland love interest who is in constant need of rescue. Fans of the manga will enjoy the adaption but newcomers are likely to bounce off.
• 18th January 2020
Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Part 2 Review
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Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Part 2 Review

Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Part 2 Review
Mobile Suit Gundam 00 cements the entire series as a fantastic action show full of tense and exciting mobile suit battles, and while some areas are an improvement over its first season, such as dialogue and character development, it feels weaker in others, particularly in its plot and pacing.
• 30th December 2019
Soul Eater – The Complete Series Review
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Soul Eater – The Complete Series Review

Soul Eater – The Complete Series Review
Soul Eater is a shonen classic: an exciting action show with a sheer sense of style that covers its entire look and feel, from world to soundtrack to characters. Despite its plot having an anime original ending, it's still thrilling to watch and manages to ties things up in a satisfying way.
• 10th December 2019
Record of Grancrest War Volume 2 Review
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Record of Grancrest War Volume 2 Review

Record of Grancrest War Volume 2 Review
Record of Grancrest War Volume 2 presents a satisfying enough finale that continues to develop its characters and world as it provides some great action and decent story beats, building to the final climactic battle that will determine the fates of our heroes and the world they've sacrificed so much to save.
• 9th December 2019
Fruits Basket Season 1 Part 1 Review
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Fruits Basket Season 1 Part 1 Review

Fruits Basket Season 1 Part 1 Review
Fruits Basket was one of the most popular shojo anime series ever made – so how does the first part of its brand-new remake match up to the original? Plunge into the mysterious family life of the Soma clan with us and Tohru Honda to find out...
• 22nd November 2019
Silver Spoon Season 2 Review
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Silver Spoon Season 2 Review

Silver Spoon Season 2 Review
Overall, this season of Silver Spoon continues to offer the fascinating, entertaining and delightful series we know and love. A coming-of-age story complete with lovable animal antics - this series is not to be missed and belongs in everyone’s collection.
• 10th November 2019
Goblin Slayer Season 1 Review
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Goblin Slayer Season 1 Review

Goblin Slayer Season 1 Review
Overall, Goblin Slayer offers a dark fantasy series with plenty of blood and guts flying around. If that’s your cup of tea then you’ll certainly enjoy this one, but failing that, there isn’t a great deal of substance here.
• 9th November 2019
Fate/Apocrypha – Part 2 Review
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Fate/Apocrypha – Part 2 Review

Fate/Apocrypha – Part 2 Review
Fate/Apocrypha’s second half does well to bring its story to a conclusion, pitching in with some fantastic fight sequences and art direction, all the while showing some good character development along the way.
• 1st November 2019
Dragon Ball Super – Part 8 Review
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Dragon Ball Super – Part 8 Review

Dragon Ball Super – Part 8 Review
Dragon Ball used to have a reputation of it “just being people fighting”, which, while it was often close to that (particularly in the Z era) was never just people fighting… until now! Let’s have a look at the start of an 80-man Battle Royal, shall we?
• 26th October 2019