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God...where did we go wrong? From such an amazing style and showing in the original, the 2016 Berserk does not hold up to the same standard.

Such a beautiful story and world with a compelling narrative. The only area it suffers in is that the character who accompanies Suzume gets very

Far from a novel story or presentation (lone sword guy is involved with a kid who is, for better or worse chosen because of divine blood) but has

Visually, a masterpiece, and it will always be a touchstone of the genre, but perhaps a little overblown. The story is jarring and a little weird

Not much going on in terms of character story, but the subtleties of character and narrative peak out just enough to give us a sense of gravity for

Such an interesting direction for Trigun and one that I would say is outright bad. At least from just this first episode, there are baffling changes

Seeing more of the classic team come together is a treat and actually gives some more/better context to how the Major's team was ever even formed.

I cannot comprehend the hate that this prequel series gets. People are far too nostalgic about who voices who. I think the characters are quickly,

I may not get many fans for this, but I'd actually say this story is a little bit better than Ghost in the Shell 1. I love both movies, but Innocence

A genre defining part of the Cyberpunk Genre, Ghost in the Shell is an amazing visual experience, but the lofty and often cerebral themes of this

To date, this is one of my favorite anime conclusions ever. The plot of this heroic opera-like narrative is very dramatic and I feel like this ending

The twist and betrayal is, at the same time, amazing but also a little jarring. I'm glad that a character who seemed to die off screen didn't, but

Some of the best fights in the show happen here. We get a sense of purpose on all sides of the narrative's conflict and things come to a thrilling

I find it incredibly hard to give this episode anything other than a maximum score. I was scarred by it the first time through. This is as dark as it

The start of the most harrowing sequence in the whole show for me. Shows off the realities of how terrifying it would be to fight nazi vampires, even

Another one of the more disturbing episodes, episode 5 of this operatic experience features some of the weaker characters in the series. Rip has

The story of hellsing is fast and deadly, but here is where we get to see some of the darker side of Hellsing poke through. At the end of the day,

The introduction of the "allied" forces of Hellsing goes off without a hitch. I find the Wild Geese to be uniquely well defined for how little we

No bullshit, just insane levels of combat and fun. Characters feel serious and we get to feel for how the main character is learning to live with

Love the introduction. Gets to the point and starts the watcher in the world of Hellsing with a very speedy intro to the core ideas/parts of the