Quotes
I'll Take a potato chip and eat it
Light Yagami, Death Note
This author became controversial recently because of Chapter 139 of his VERY famous manga
Hajime Isayama
Now let's talk about the best-rated show on this website. Ever since its release, fans and critics alike have a mixed reaction to the show. Some of them say that the original show is better while others say this is better. I can't see why we can't like both. They each have things that really work about them. I think they are both masterpieces on a entertainment and artistic level. Some moments in the show will make you laugh, then the next question life, and then cry your eyes out. Some moments in the show are just plain beautiful from the characters, animation, and the really touching moments. There are moments were some of the characters you get attached to die. (Not going to tell what characters because of spoilers, obviously.) All of these characters express real human emotions unlike some other anime which they express one key emotion. The emotional scenes aren't forced, they have a really big impact on you as a person. You'll start to relate to every character and even question life. That's why I love this show so much. You'll start to look at the world in a different perspective after you watch this.
Fullmetal Alchemist
You are just lucky
GET IN THE ROBOT
Shinji Ikari (Evangelion)
Believe in the you who belives yourself!
Kamina, Gurren Laagann
This screenwriter was behind the many critically acclaimed anime of Madoka Magica, Psycho-Pass, and Fate Zero
Gen Urobuchi
Story: 7
Art: 10
Sound: 9
Character: 7
Enjoyment: 10
Overall: 9
I watched this film at Anime Expo 2016 Los Angeles. I'll try to keep my review as spoiler-less as possible.
TL;DR:
The film holds true to all the expectations of a Makoto Shinkai production, from heartfelt smiles to crying the 5th time within the last 30 minutes. His signature metaphorical use of trains, the idea of a hopeless and distant love, and beautiful scenery really dive you emotionally into the story, even for how generic and simple it may seem.
Your Name (Kimi No Na Wa)
"Uso" The characters in simple animation runs around. (Hint: popular shonen anime)
Fullmental Alchemist
Bald, Hero, Dislikes Mosquito
Saitama, One Punch Man
A person who cannot give up anything, can change nothing
Armin- Attack on Titan
This creator was behind the popular mecha anime that "saved the anime industry from the 90-95 crisis"
Hideaki Anno
Time is infinite but between the past, present, and the future. Is it just too much to ask about how we could ever reach a happy ending and an ever-lasting future? Do we need to sacrifice everything that we hold dear? or simply making the right choices at the right time? This is the story of how one character bears the true weight of that burden in ensuring the continuity of his loved one's smile, even at the cost of his life. This is the story of Okabe. The very mad scientist who will shake and define the principles of time and the world itself.
Steins; Gate
Fly Me to the moon
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Typewriter, Letters, Beautiful Animation
Violet Evergarden (Violet Evergarden)
Through action, A man becomes a hero, Through death, the hero becomes a legend, Through time, the legend becomes a myth. And by learning from the myth, a man takes action.
One Piece (Corazon)
The famous voice actor for Maes Hughes, Leorio, and many more iconic characters recently (2020) died of cancer
Keiji Fujiwara
[This show] is another comedic/action endeavor brought to us by author [ ], and like that success story, this also carries with it his signature flare for cool action set-pieces, theatrical displays of goofball antics, an art presence that's immediately eye-catching, all while being peppered with an obtuse sense of humor that's interwoven to form the finished product. And while it started out in a manner that felt like a subsidiary of its much more recognizable older brother, as it ventured on, it has proven to be more than capable in earning its own identity, deserving of the same level of respect as its predecessor.
Mob Psycho 100
Dango Dango Dango Dango Dango
Clannad
Piano, Prodigy, Monotone, Protagonist
Arima Kousei, Your Lie In April
The Crepe was Delicious (lol)
Bungou Stray Dogs
(this was an inside joke from the previous years)
This mangaka won consecutively 5 polls in Japan for the most liked manga author
Hideaki Sorachi
I'll start this review by pointing out that I was not expecting much from this show. I didn't really want to watch it, either. This genre has never interested me, so when a friend of mine, who in the past suggested things like Mirai Nikki, Deadman Wonderland, Death Note and Psycho-Pass to me, told me to watch this, I thought he was kidding and I ignored the series for a while.
Madoka Magica
This ending song everyone is dancing on stage together to upbeat music
Blood Blockade Battlefront
Strawberry Milk, Natural Perm
Sakata Gintoki, Gintama