Tag: Platinum End

Platinum End Episode 13 Review: Only God Can Save You Now

With Platinum End Episode 13, the show returned to form after a one week break. It is just a shame that the form signifies incompetence and worthlessness of the highest degree.

Platinum End Episode 12 Review: Kill Yourself, or Kill Me

Platinum End Episode 12 was mind-numbingly awful, but not in a way that anybody can find enjoyable. This might just be the worst show of this year and the next one.

Platinum End Episode 11 Review: Stupid Is As Stupid Does

Platinum End Episode 11 was idiotic and crazy, yet it remained genuinely enjoyable all the same. The key is to laugh at it, not get angry at it.

Platinum End Episode 10 Review: An Alternate Perspective For Enjoying Things

While Platinum End Episode 10 wasn't good in a conventional way, it was still a blast watching it while making fun of every one of its aspects. If irony is what it takes for this show to actually be good, so be it.

Platinum End Episode 9 Review: Uglier Than The Sins He Does

Platinum End Episode 9 was foul, vile, and disgusting and had practically no redeeming qualities. The story was bad, the characters even worse, and the less said about the animation, the better.

Platinum End Episode 8 Review: This Show Is Just Plain Weird

Platinum End Episode 8 was surprisingly good and gave some of its characters much-needed backstory and motivations. The story seems to be picking up, and the show gets to live another day.

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