Eyad Alzubaidy

This legitimately has to be the most degenerate piece of media I’ve ever consumed in my fifteen years of existence. I genuinely do not know where to begin. I mean…showing two “men” EXPLICITLY going at it in a closet? Seriously? I find and will always find homosexuality despicable, revolting and the potential end of our youth. And what even is the premise of this movie? I gaurantee that no high-schooler relates to the contents of this film in any way shape or form unless they’re filthy lumps of flesh with zero morals. Yeah…not much to comment on this movie. Just plain disgusting.

When I think of this show, (which I rarely ever do) I think of a 45-year-old, Caucasian neck-beard wearing a leather jacket with the sleeves completely cut off. This series is strictly for boneheads who have never been exposed to a neat, stimulating show. Cobra Kai falls off after...what...Season 3? It could've ended right then and there but nope! It just HAD to fuck itself over. The creators just drag it on and on, milking it for every cent possible. I simply cannot wrap my head around the fact that there are six whole seasons. Back to my previous point, It was pretty enjoyable UP UNTIL Season 3. I mean, don't get me wrong, the acting was (and is still) beyond-dog-shit. But other than that, it wasn't...painful to watch, y'know? But now? They quite literally just added a lot of salt to the wound by dragging this show on when it never should've existed in the first place, quite frankly. With that being said, do your brain cells a huge favor and stay away from this American, teenage version of an Indian drama.

It is genuinely impossible for me to believe that some individuals can watch this shit-hole of a show and legitimately enjoy it. I understand that the majority of its viewers are kids but even then...how? Like, really...ninjas? And you would think a show with a corny plot that's about ninjas would compensate for it by being AT THE VERY LEAST enjoyable, right? Wrong. The atmosphere of the episodes are tremendously boring and not appealing at all. They drag on and on until you click off the anime, come back to it a few weeks later and somehow, it's even more boring. And its main flaw is its generic nature. They have the typical "happy-and energetic protagonist accompanied by the I-hate-everything side character" trope which is the exact opposite of refreshing. Everything about this show is pure, utter garbage.

This anime is painfully boring. First of all, the amount of training in this show is honestly ridiculous. Training is necessary for the characters to get stronger, but this show contains an ABSURD amount of it. And remember when Gon and the others went to the mansion to rescue Killua? They simply retrieved him without anything happening. That had potential to be an exciting rescue arc but no, they just brought him back with nothing happening whatsoever. I’m also gonna mention a plot hole. If Gon’s dad stated that he doesn’t want to meet Gon, then why did he reach out to him with a voice message? That literally contradicts what he just said. This anime was pretty entertaining until the Heavens Arena Arc finished. After that, the show became insanely boring to the point where I had to stop watching.

Demon Slayer is overrated as hell. And just to clarify, I am NOT saying the anime is bad, I actually think it’s quite decent. I’m just saying that it doesn’t deserve the fame it has, and I’ll tell you why. The plot is mediocre and the characters have no depth at all, Tanjiro, Inosuke, Zenitsu, and Nezuko are lazily-written characters, along with all the side characters in this show. Every villain is the same, they’re all just demons that have basic backstories that are similar to each other’s. And they all dedicated their lives to being servants for Muzan. No villain is unique from one another. It’s insane how all of the characters in this anime are so dry and shallow. I’ve genuinely never seen such a surface-level anime before. There’s no well-written emotional scenes in this show except for the first episode. The show itself doesn’t even have depth. It’s as if the creator draws everything that randomly crosses their mind without taking time to think so they could create a series that contains actual depth. This anime is AWFULLY simple and basic. If it weren’t for the fight scenes and great animation, this show would’ve been mediocre, or even below that. I honestly don’t know why kids these days love this show so much and claim it to be “so good” just because it contains great animation and action. Those are the only good things about this show, nothing else. Although Demon Slayer is entertaining, it’s ABSURDLY overrated because it’s story isn’t even complex nor does it contain insane plot twists, reveals, and well-written villains. The fact that this Anime is getting so much attention for NOTHING is ridiculous. It’s not as good as others say, they just saw the animation and fight scenes which led them to thinking it’s a masterpiece. I find it hilarious on how these idiotic fans aren’t even focusing on the story and characters. I guarantee you that people would be hating on this anime if there wasn’t any great animation. The entire series gets carried by its animation. No mysteries, no depth, no creative concepts, no insane plot twists, no reveals, it’s just action and nice animation. If you wish to watch a show with tons of emotion, depth, and creativity, then you should watch One Piece. It is hundreds of times more complex and packed with depth, mysteries, etc.

This movie is pretty enjoyable, but people are hyping it up way too much. This movie was carried by animation and fight scenes (like the show itself) and none of the villains had depth or backstories meaning that the villains were poorly written. For example, Akaza and that Demon on the train were just sinister people that only focus on being a good servant to Muzan (Like almost every other demon in the Anime). And that scene that included Rengoku wasn’t even that sad, we barely got to see him that much, they should’ve included him in the earlier episodes for the scene to be more emotional. People need to start judging the movie based on it’s characters and plot instead of getting blinded by the animation. And the fans just deny any valid argument against this movie. This movie would make zero money without the great animation. The amount of sales it got is just unnecessarily large, even with the animation. I’m sick of people hyping up the movie along with the Anime. It’s honestly laughable to see the people claim this movie to be “incredible” as if it’s a writing masterpiece. In terms of plot, villains, and emotion, this movie isn’t even NEAR a seven out of ten let alone a ten out of ten, and yet people are going crazy over Mugen Train. Literally any One Piece movie is superior to this one. In fact, any One Piece movie obliterates the entirety of the Demon Slayer Anime and if you argue against that statement then you either don’t wanna admit it or you’re just a moron.

This film was phenomenal, there wasn’t a single moment where it wasn’t engaging or intriguing. It IMMENSELY exceeded my expectations. There was tons of drama throughout the movie. And there were also tons of plot-twists. This movie felt so distinct from the previous One Piece movies, mostly because we got some information from Shanks, the tension and all of the small reveals. And the music was pretty enjoyable. And the final fight scene was just incredible, with the transformations, the amount of hype, and animation.

Attack In Titan is very entertaining and intense, it contains a large amount of emotion and action. However, it takes a while for the story to get intense because of all the unnecessary, boring scenes of old men talking.

One Punch Man is the second Anime I’ve watched, and I’ve got to say that it’s pretty good. It’s very enjoyable, funny and action-packed. However it needs more depth to it’s plot and characters. I feel like it mostly revolves around action and humor. But season 2 was just amazing, it turned way more interesting, we got introduced to a hint of Genos’s backstory. Garou has some philosophy, but not enough to make an incredible villain, I hope we learn more about him.