Anime Reviews

So yea, I just finished with the new season of Highschool DxD. This time round it is made by an entirely different studio so I really feel a lot of changes has been made. In fact, I feel that I going to be reviewing an entirely new anime this time round. Highschool DxD Hero is the fourth season of Highschool DxD and it once again continues the story of Hyoudou Issei, a reincarnated devil aiming to be a High-Class Devil and a Harem King. For those who read the Light Novels, it follows closely to the storyline recorded in Volume 9 and Volume 10 of the novels. It mainly focuses on the introduction of the Hero Faction of Khaos Brigade and the rating game between Rias and Bael. To first start things off I just want to say that these particular story arc, is probably my most anticipated story arc in Highschool DxD, more specifically the fight between Rias and Bael. That automatically sets a high standard for me, and I am pretty sure, for most Highschool DxD fans out there. To be hone...

Damn guys! I know it has been a long time since I posted my last review. To be honest I am a little bit lazy writing since it’s the holidays. On the bright side, I finished a lot of anime recently, which means I have a lot to write about in the future. Now, let’s get our attention back to Highschool DxD BorN. Highschool DxD BorN is the third season of the renown anime Highschool DxD. It once again continues with the story of Hyoudou Issei and his journey of becoming the Harem King and a High-Class Devil. The third season follows the events recorded in Volume 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the Light Novel. It addresses the conflict teased by the previous season and adds in additional material from volume 8 and well, the animators. From the get go, it is kind of obvious that this season is the most disappointing season of Highschool DxD. The previous seasons of DxD adopted 2 volumes of Light Novels for each season while season 3 opted for 4 volumes with an additional original content. This is...

Alright, let's head to the second season of the probably best ecchii anime of all time. This time round, I think I am going to keep it short. I will probably just add in a few stuff from what I had already written for Season 1. Mainly, I will focus on what hit or miss the mark this time round in Season 2. Highchool DxD New is the continuation of the original Highschool DxD and it continues to follow the story of Hyoudou Issei and his journey as a devil. The second season of Highschool DxD focus on the next two story arcs covered in the Light Novel and it introduces new characters some of which were already teased in the previous season. It also further delves into the perspectives of the third huge faction in the world of DxD, which is the Church. Season 2 follows up with a thickening plot for the main story itself, introducing the main antagonist of the entire series entirely. What do I like about Season 2? I like that the anime keeps up with a good plot. In fact I b...

In the advent of Highschool DxD Hero (Season 4). I am dedicating the next 3 posts to the series. I will be reviewing each season of Highschool DxD and I'll be assessing my general thought on the anime and the Light Novel Series in General. Ultimately, to be honest, I want to try to convince you guys to read the Light Novel and not enrapt yourself in just the anime because truthfully, the essence of this series is in the Light Novels. Let me tell you this, Highschool DxD, is without a doubt my favorite series of all time. I tried to convince myself that there are better series like for example, Fate, but it just could not happen. I am so in love with the series that it has come to a point where it became rather incomprehensible. So, let's start with my review on the anime Highschool DxD (Season 1). Highschool DxD is an ecchii, action oriented anime that follows a story about a human that is reincarnated by a devil. For those who don't know what an ecchii genre means, ...