The final battle begins, and not everyone in Fairy Tail is coming out alive... seemingly.

While often constrained in its action and pacing by too many rules, when it has its feet planted on the Earth, Turn A Gundam delivers with a strong story and a fantastic set of characters, telling of a planet that was previously ravaged by war and its people rising up to stop it from having to face that fate once again.

Relatives of video game characters past crop up as Komaru and Toko continue with their escape.

The wizards begin their fight against the invading forces of Zeref and the Alvarez Empire.

While Turn A Gundam may be the last of the classic pre-digital era Gundam series, it’s proving to be one of the best, with a strong plot, fun and diverse characters and a very Ghibli-esque tone to it all.

While it's nothing special, Z/X Code Reunion is a fun but whimsical schoolgirl sci-fi action series, where being familiar with the original card game it's based on doesn't matter too much.

A series that in recent years became infamous for its hiatuses is still able to entertain as an anime.

The disbanded guild members reunite as they prepare for their final battle.

Denji learns about the deadly Gun Devil... and touches some boobs in the second volume of Chainsaw Man.

While its goofy and, at times, sexist comedy often holds it back, Fire Force remains a decent shonen action sequences with competent animation and exciting fight sequences.

The final part of Black Clover's second season goes out with a bang and delivers some of the most explosive action in the series to date.

Volume 13, unlucky for some maybe, but not for all, as the Duke of Gloucester becomes King Richard III.

After resolving the first part’s issues with its narrative, Fairy Gone turns out to be a decent action fantasy series that excels with its characters and worldbuilding.

Is this The Tokyo Chainsaw Massacre? Whatever it is, the main character certainly stands out.

While it does have a high barrier to entry, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn stands as the pinnacle of the Gundam franchise, bringing the characters and battles of the Universal Century to life like never before.

While there are good things to take away from this first half of Fairy Gone, it’s a bit of a mixed bag, throwing in too many plot threads and ideas, becoming unfocused and confusing.