Anime

My Hero Academia, 5th season

The first part of the final season, of course, again contains a bunch of training, which is a matter of taste.
In the second part, for some reason, they messed up the chronology and started the arc with the Star and Stripe before the villain academy, although it should have been the other way around. I don't know if it's good or bad; I didn't like both of these arcs in the manga; they were boring. But in the anime, it seems to be okay so far, not as stretched out as one might expect. But we'll see.

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I didn't expect it, but the season finale turned out to be very good, with "my villain academy." Short, to the point, powerful, stylish, and youthful, as it should be.
7/10



Tokyo Revengers

My opinion: the anime is quite good, but overrated. Its biggest problem is the poor work-life balance. If at the beginning, everything was fine, and they tried to reveal something about time travel, the relationship with Hina (an excellent girl, it's a pity that she was so little in the end, even removed from the final credits), the relationship with Naoto, etc., then in the end, it's just gang showdowns. Yes, we understand that Mikey is cool, but he gets annoying if it's not balanced...
Another unpleasant factor is that the main character is too stupid (I won't complain that he's a whiner and a weakling; that's obvious, and there's a certain charm in that). He can't think ahead at all, even for a couple of minutes. And he doesn't even want to figure out his time-travel ability, which is like Chekhov's gun that could one day backfire on him, on Takemichi... Since the mechanism is not clear. However, even Naoto has a similar drawback. As a result, the main character succeeds solely due to luck; I would like there to be a little less of that, of course.
Those were the downsides. What about the pluses? Almost everything else. Action, Hina, not such a stupid concept of a time traveler as usual, Hina, an interesting plot, and even with a really working intrigue, and not as usual, Hina, a pleasant drawing style in my opinion, Hina, there is, although slow, but the development of the main character... Did I already mention Hina?
I gave it a 7/10, but that's a point lower than it deserves, you know why (not enough Hina).

The continuation, strangely enough, is coming...