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Dorohedoro episode 1 anime review
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Haikyuu!!: To the Top episode 1 anime review
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ID – Invaded episode 1 anime review
Read More →: ID – Invaded episode 1 anime reviewID – Invaded is caught between two worlds. One, an awesomely weird dreamscape modeled after Inception and Minority Report; the other, an overly-wordy police procedural.
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Pet episode 1 anime review
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Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! episode 1 anime reviewKeep Your Hands Off Eizouken! is a love-letter to anime and, more broadly, the boundless potential of animation. It’s also really fun.
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Somali and the Forest Spirit episode 1 anime review
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The End of Vinland Saga: An Inevitable Tragedy
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Hype for Blade of the Immortal
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Read More →: Hype for Blade of the ImmortalTo use modern parlance: Blade of the Immortal is problematic, but that’s fine. I don’t read manga or watch anime to feel clean and like everything’s okay. Quite frankly, I’d much rather be dragged through the mud by a story, and with a guy like Hiroshi Hamasaki at the helm, I wouldn’t expect any less.
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The False End of Attack on Titan: “Eren will reach the sea for me!”
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