Various thoughts on a variety of topics.
The story has been adapted from a visual novel.
Following the end of World War II the secretive Longinus Dreizehn Orden disappeared without a trace following the completion of a grand ritual. Now in the modern day they have returned to usher in the world’s end and have focused their attention on Ren Fujii, a seemingly ordinary student with a connection to the magician who set everything in motion.
An action-drama with a significant amount of comic relief alongside a few ecchi harem aspects.
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Washed up on the mysterious island of Urashima with few memories and only a vague idea of his goals, Setsuna Sanzenkai decides to explore the area and talk with the various residents in hopes of remembering exactly why he traveled through time to reach this place.
A mystery series heavy on comedic character interactions and featuring re-occurring flashes of drama. Note that the 9th-10th episodes are something of an interlude, taking place in a completely different setting with action scenes replacing the mystery elements.
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After being unable to save Kurisu, Rintarou decides to abandon time travel and live a normal life despite the threat of an impending third world war. A choice sorely tested after encountering an advanced AI based on Kurisu’s research and past memories, an AI which reminds him of everything he had tried so hard to forget.
This is an alternative conclusion to Steins;Gate, continuing from where the β version of its 23rd episode left off. It’s intended to be watched after that and features a similar genre composition weighted more heavily toward drama.
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In the hopes of turning their declining fortunes around the Kuze family has decided to marry off their eldest daughter Tsugumi. While not happy with the arrangement herself, her younger brother takes the news far worse; he immolates himself after falling under the sway of an emotionally-charged book. An incident which awakens in Tsugumi the ability to see the aura these ‘maremono’ emanate and leads her to join the agency in charge of managing them.
A drama with secondary slice of life and romance elements, a few action scenes, and significant literary and political themes.
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Having lost her memories and been given a false background, Serika Onoe has been told to never return to Shibuya and is now living a normal life. However, one day she disregards that advice to accompany her friends on a trip to the area, triggering a flashback which sets her on a course to uncover what really occurred in the past.
A drama-centric epilogue to the Chaos;Child series that essentially requires having seen that first.
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Kyouichirou Hiiragi hopes to become a scholar and has traveled far from his hometown in order to study at Tokyo’s Imperial University. Instead, he soon finds himself caught up in the army’s plan to weaponize spirits.
A character drama with a bit of action that introduces comedy in the form of occasionally chibified appearances.
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Secluded in a mansion at the edge of town for the past two years and treated as a monster due to the poison her skin produces, Cardia spends most of her time sleeping alone in a tower. A routine suddenly broken one night when the mansion is raided by the army and she’s taken into custody… but not for long, as the gentleman thief Arsène Lupin wants her for reasons of his own.
A Victorian era steampunk action-romance with a bit of drama and mystery that features characters drawn from various literary works.
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Masaharu Tsuwabuki has difficulty talking to people he doesn’t know, and as a result comes off as anti-social and uncaring. Despite this his life can still be called an ordinary one… until the day he accidentally drinks a potion that turns him into a stuffed animal. Now he must help Sumomo Akihime, a classmate who has been chosen to become a magical girl, collect stardrops in order to fully reverse the transformation.
A slightly unconventional romance featuring a large amount of comedy alongside secondary dramatic aspects which come to dominate the last few episodes. While it does have ecchi scenes, they’re almost entirely contained in the 5th episode.
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Kotarou Tennouji wakes from a dream of past memories and climbs to the peak a flower-covered hill where a lone girl awaits. There he dies, only to awaken again the next night to repeat the journey.
This is two shows in one. The first part is less a continuation of the first season and more the framework in which the first season took place (almost nothing that occurred there matters here, but you have to watch that first if you want to know who the characters are). The second part is a complete reset that begins in the 4th episode; it has little comedy and can be watched without having seen anything else.
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