Michael Khan

I was going to rate steins;gate 0 with 2 stars but the ending definitely makes up for the sort of strange show. Steins;gate 0 is still good, but by no means it follows the main themes of the original steins;gate. It breaks a few of these concepts like the inclusion of new characters that break the point of the original show, like maho, for example, is a great character but we have to remember that the original show's main characters were all "lonely". They felt at home in the lab and they felt as if they fit in. Maho's mere existence breaks that trend as in she was a close or a good friend of kurisu, which does not make sense in the original steins;gate show. Kagari's existence is basically pointless and only serves as proof for the professor to be the main 'antagonist' of the series. Some of steins;gate 0 feels like it was pure filler, and albeit even though these segments were only about two or three episodes of the 24 episodes, it still felt incredibly unnecessary or just poorly executed sequences. Steins;gate 0's ending was definently my favourite part of the whole show, and even though i was already aware of how it would end (since i've watched steins;gate) it felt incredibly refreshing and nice, and even if the feeling was for only the last 3-4 episodes, it felt like i was watching the original again; the ending surely makes up for the slight disappointment that the series as a whole had to offer, as the show felt more cramped than anything else. Still, a great recommendation to watch (only if you have watched steins;gate first, of course; otherwise you wouldn't understand a thing!)

[TL;DR] Just finished it. I liked it, go watch it if you haven't already and if you have the time for it. [slightly longer review] when beginning the anime I often found the main character quite annoying, and I was quite bored with the beginning first part of the show; however, the pace picks up and the show becomes more exciting over time. Sometimes the show can be quite boring, and the pacing can be quite stretched, with some battles lasting many episodes. As a person with a short attention span watching anime is already a chore and sitting through the same fight for a long time can get annoying really fast. Nonetheless, that is a 'me' problem so most likely anyone who would be watching this anime won't be like me and would be putting off watching each episode simply because I face difficulty sitting through 20 minute episodes. The battles may not be the best visually (that's a budget problem, not the fault of the animators) but they're fun to watch and quite exciting. The only downside to Black Clover (especially in the beginning) is that there are many clichés in the anime and although they reduce as the show progresses further, it still bugs me a bit, I don't know why. (Maybe because I'm sensitive?) If you find the time for Black Clover, go watch it. It's a fun show.

Great Movie! Expected two monster to fight, got two monsters to fight, my only complaint is that physics just seemed to give up in this movie.