Anime Review

Lycoris Recoil makes its way to home video with this collector's edition from MVM, but how do we feel about the show now it's been several years since it debuted?

This anime may not shine for its animation or storytelling, but the main characters are fun to watch as they become adventurers.

Returning for its third and final season, Love Live! Superstar!! throws Liella! into disarray when Kanon is assigned to teach Margerete how to sing. What follows is a journey to the original five’s graduation, wrought with a mixture of rainbows, tears, and an inspirational heart.

Studio Feel adapts the popular Spy Classroom light novel series to anime, but does it prove an interesting watch?

Terakomari Gandesblood is a shut-in, vegetarian vampire, who's been promoted to be Commander of the Mulnite Imperial Army. She must engage in regular battles with her rivals - or explode. What could possibly go wrong?

A welcome revival of the environmentally-themed magical girl series, complete with catgirl lead.

What to you get when you take a full-on action heavy PS2 game called “Gungrave” and adapt it into an anime? If you said “a mafia thriller centred on the relationship between two characters and what tears them apart” then you’ll be oddly correct, at least for half the series anyway…

Set in a world where those summoned from Japan are known as Otherworlders, an assassin for the church sets out to kill them before their powers fully develop. But she seems to have met her match with a girl who has the ability to turn back time...

Love Flops is an anime original that starts off as your typical ecchi harem series with plenty of perverted hijinks. However, as it develops, it shows a rewarding romantic comedy underneath thanks to its mid-season twist that will challenge your initial expectations.

What starts off slow, gradually becomes an exploration of the villainess-isekai anime, rather than a paint by numbers example of the genre. Read our review now!

Based upon the free-to-play Gatcha game, courtesy of MVM, here's the comedy sketch anime series with your favourite Servants!

The 2018 magical girl anime mixes themes of horror, abuse and violence for a grimdark series, check out our review now.

1000 years after the fall of Leonis’ Kingdom of the Undead, two young girls, Riselia and Regina, from the Excalibur Academy awaken the former king, but as a 10-year-old boy! After dying trying to protect him, Riselia is resurrected by Leonis as a Vampire Queen and together the pair battle the invading Voids, who look suspiciously like the monsters that ravaged the medieval world all those years ago.

If you’re in the need of a comedy series, and like to have a diverse, likeable cast, you can do way worse than these wasteful high school girls. Read our review now!

This second collection of the latest Urusei Yatsura anime adaptation brings us all the fun of the first set with a dose of more heartfelt development for the cast we've come to know and love.

Bubblegum Crisis is an 80s OVA cyberpunk series that was among the very first anime I ever knew about or watched - but all these years later, do the adventures of the “Knight Sabres” still hold up?