Kagua-sama: Love is War Season 3
This show is going to me remembered as one of the best romance shows of all time. It has such incredible characters and development, and even the initial joke premise is revealed to be a reflection of the main characters deep-seated insecurities.
Overall, this has been an incredible adaptation of the manga, and the 3rd season ends on one of the best moments, while also setting up the story to move into the next arc.
10/10, I will be adding this to my collection on blueray.





Way to reject the entire premise of the show, Kaguya
Demon Girl Next Door Season 2
This show is a master class in random throwaway jokes actually becoming important plot points later. And for a slapstick comedy, it has a surprisingly deep and sometimes sad lore to give those plot points weight.
But mostly, all of the characters are great, and the humor that comes from wacky circumstances being treated as completely normal always leaves me laughing.
Season 2 continued from he first season, while expanding the cast and revealing some of the details of the story, such as the nature of the curse, and what happened to Momo’s sister.

























Aharen-San is Indecipherable
This was another great comedy / romance that I watched with Xillball,
Aharen and Raido’s deadpan shenanigans are great.






Komi Can’t Communicate Season 2
Komi talked a little more this season. Progress!



Spy X Family
Another show that will probably be considered among the greatest shows of all time, and especially as an introduction to anime for new people in the way that Cowboy Bebop is.
The show is just incredibly wholesome and cool, while avoiding a lot of the weirder anime tropes that usually turn people away.
There will definitely be other seasons of this.




This Healer is Annoying
A slapstick comedy about a healer who constantly throws shade at her party member, who is also pretty useless.
It also has occasional moments of wholesomeness, since despite their constant comedy routine, they do appreciate each other in their own way.









Love After World Domination
The leader of the hero and villain organizations fall in love, and try and hide it from their colleagues.


Ya Boy Kongming
Zhuge Liang, AKA Kongming, famous strategist from the warring states period of China, is reincarnated in Modern day Shibuya Japan, and uses his intellect to help a struggling hip hop artists achieve success.
It's a wild premise, but somehow they make it work.
Also, the OP is a banger


The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs
I had read the manga for this, and mainly watched it because I thought the setting was interesting, and the main character's abbrasive personality was funny.
The premise is that the main character is reincarnated in a dating sim that specifically has a weird setting and all over the place plot, with terrible game balance.
The animation was janky as hell, but the setting and main character carry it.





RPG Real Estate
In a fantasy world that has achieved world peace, cute anime girls find houses for various monsters that fit their non standard needs.
Also, in the finale of the show, the main character straight up dies. Talk about a jarring tone shift. It's ok though, the necromancer brings her spirit back, somehow.




