Aoashi Episode 8 gives a good foundation plot for the team to be formed. With the key players in the spotlight, their characters are written well. Accompanied with great emotion-instilling dialogs and decent animations (except the game), this episode is a great watch!
Aoashi Episode 7 presented an overall plot that is tantalizingly slow, accompanied by underwhelming animations and "all talk and no play" scenes. The only good thing left is the characters, and hopefully, they are utilized better.
Aoashi Episode 6 was a pretty unimpressive episode. With too many characters crowded in a tiny time-space, the episode seemed lost in plot development. With its animation being mediocre due to no match throughout the episode, we hope the well-written characters are utilized properly.
Aoashi Episode 5 was a tear-jerking episode. Filled with realizations and goodbyes, the seasons have changed. Spring has arrived, and Aoi's journey has finally begun.
Aoashi Episode 4 concluded the selection process with an amazing goal and great visuals of the game. We see many players dig deep to find their true aspirations for playing. With their wills and future on the line, will the athletes realize the true essence of playing? Or will they bow down under the widening gap of skill? We cannot wait to find out!
Aoashi Episode 3 had an amazing game. With the atmosphere set right at the peak to see who makes it into the club, this football anime promises an amazing journey.
9-1-1 returns for Season 10, and fans on X largely praise the premiere, while some fans also express their feelings about the series that has had 9 seasons already: the fandom is back!
Hearts2Hearts 'Next Chapter' MV combines colourful gaming setup, sharp choreography, and optimistic lyrics about stepping into the world and levelling up.
From fan edits to moodboards, The Batman turned dark, brooding masculinity into an aesthetic, but the question is whether we love the character or just the vibe around it.
You Can See Everything released after the phone-free screening at at the Telluride Film Festival in September and fans are largely praising the filmmaking and are pointing to not getting bored during the three hour long documentary.
