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Ami getting separated from Hiroshi, and him being sent to London, really affected me more than I expected it would. Watching her try to cope by

Seeing this series pivot to pure horror at the very end was wild. The atmosphere in that dark castle really stuck. It felt more like a ghost story

that weird shift into the fantasy setting made me feel like I was watching a fever dream instead of just a standard adult anime

I remember hearing this series was one of the first big ones for this genre, and seeing Miko go up against the cyber survivors in this episode makes

Wataru is such a jerk for ignoring Misa just to chase after Mai and it makes it really hard to care about his romantic problems when he is being so

Tsukasa is taking these exams for the third time and he still cannot see the witches are using him for their own magic project and it is just painful

The art has that classic grainy look and seeing the mechanical parts on Doreimon during the scenes was a nice touch for the aesthetic

Its rare to see a show jump into the harem setup this fast and the way they used the fortune telling as a checklist for his misery was actually

The ending really sticks with you because of how Saki treats her subordinates and that old school aesthetic adds so much grit to the BDSM theme

That scene where she loses her innocence hit me hard because the music just made everything feel so much more desperate and hopeless

Aquross is such a jerk for infecting Sid like that and the side effects of that medicine are going to make things so awkward for him

My stomach actually turned during that first murder scene and I usually like horror Koji has such a weird energy as a demon hunter and I want to see

the contrast between the happy newlyweds and the mess that is OL and her boyfriend is so real and watching Ebichu get punished for being too honest

You can tell the show is going to stay dark because seeing her break down in the bathroom while that thing watched was actually sickening and

I can't get over how cruel the elder Nogawa is compared to his son because targeting the daughter Rumi to spite Takedo is a new level of low. The

those surgery scenes were way too much and make you want to look away

I stayed for the plot but it feels like the story just disappeared in favor of seeing how many messed up things they could show us in twenty minutes

those girls are literally losing their minds over this book and that one ritual in the classroom was actually insane to watch

Watching these two virgins figure out basic stuff is actually kind of sweet and the way they keep checking the guidebooks mid act is the funniest

that final intimacy scene is so different from the first episode because you can see ayase is actually staying by choice now instead of just because