Besides staying up to date on the latest spin-off of Yu-Gi-Oh!, I'll soon start to go through Bo-Bo-Bo again. I remember watching it overnight several years ago, one of the best Spanish dubs to exist, and now my anime source site is uploading a subtitled version of the original Japanese voicing. They're almost done, and once that happens I'll watch it whole to relive my teenage years and to have an awesome time with the absurd humor it displays.

And well, I couldn't help but watch that couple nostalgia-filled episodes of Pokemon. They had its funny moments, just like I remember from my childhood, but I'm not planning on picking it up or following it.

Honestly, I'm rewatching Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood. I've been saying this for years, but I just can't get sick of this show. I believe that every time I watch it, I grow more fond of how entertaining it is and how much I really love the series as a whole. I kinda hope the movie doesn't suck this December.

At the moment, I am watching a personal favorite, Watamote/ No matter how I look at it, it's your guy's fault I'm not popular. Although I can understand why it might be too cringey for some (because it really can be a times), it's also part of the reason why I like it so much. Tomoko is just such a horrible person and the situations she finds herself in are horrible/hilarious, or even relatable depending on the type of person you are. When I first watched it in 2013, I almost stopped watching it on several occasions because it became too difficult to watch. This was partially because I found myself in similar positions to Tomoko. Watching it again now though, I'm able to laugh and enjoy it more.

The last anime I watched was season one of No Game No Life, and I was kind of disappointed after having heard about how great the series was supposed to be. Certainly, the series has its moments, but the way the story is presented kind of makes me wonder if it's the main characters that actually look down on humanity more than anyone else (even if they're actually trying to portray the opposite idea). x_X I suppose I got that feeling from the fact that they often look down on most all of the people around them, starting with Imanity itself. Since they keep portraying most all of the humans (minus the main characters that interact with Sora and Shiro) as "ignorant masses" that don't seem to have any hope or spirit whatsoever until they meet Shiro and Sora, in a way, the series already seems to present itself as one that doesn't seem to appreciate or understand the vastness of human potential, imagination or diversity, in all their various forms and manifestations.

Without spoiling too much, I guess the general feeling I obtained from the series is (unfortunately) that if it's only people like Shiro and Sora that have a chance of winning in games, then humans really could/would become extinct.

It also doesn't help that they sort of messed up quite a few game scenes through the animation and other factors that, if they had been executed differently/properly, could probably have helped to save the series from suffering from so many inconsistencies...



Speaking of animation, I really enjoyed the visual effects (the colors are so pretty!  ) and how they managed to present the idea of how "the game has already begun" pretty well (the episode with the othello game depicts this pretty well, even though they didn't appear to animate everything). For some reason, many series often butcher the concept when they attempt to portray that idea, but No Game No Life does a fairly good job of depicting how there are often all kinds of games all around us, whether or not we realize it and whether or not we realize they've already begun and we are actually already a part of it.

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The last anime I watched was Owari no Seraph or Seraph of the End. It has been about 2-3 years since I watched it last and since I've forgotten a lot of it, I thought I'd watch it again and possibly read the manga for a refresher. 

I'd forgotten just how quickly things progress in just the first episode. Since both seasons are 12 episodes each, I should be able to make a lot of progress between today and tomorrow.

Before I was watching Cowboy Bebop. Legendary anime. I recommend it to anybody who likes anime but has never seen it before.

Right now, I am watching the second episode of Noragami and so far, the series is hilarious even though something about it seems to be a bit off somehow (maybe the pacing?). I can't quite put my finger on it yet (maybe it's because Hiyori seems to be too collected all the time even though strange stuff keeps happening to her?), but I guess it will all be explained in due time. =)

The last anime I watched was the third episode of Black Clover. I've never read the manga, but I really like the anime so far. However, many people that have read the manga say that the anime isn't that great and is progressing to slowly. I wasn't really planning on reading the manga, but I think I just might just so I can have a basis of comparison between the two and see how I feel about them.

Right now I'm watching Dragon Ball Super, but I'm interested only in the latest arc, the Tournament of Power, so I didn't watch the previous episodes.

At the moment, I am watching the second season of Blue Exorcist. As with the second season of Attack on Titan, I never quite got around to watching it when it was being released, so I am going to start watching it now. Since the second season has a manageable 12 episodes, I can probably finish it comfortable within 2 days or so, depending on how busy I am with school and work and such.

Right now, I am watching Noragami Aragoto (the second season of Noragami), and yes, I have been enjoying the series quite a bit although I finally figured out that the pacing is actually a bit too fast (character development) or too slow at times (scenes with "Nora"). While that doesn't really interfere with the overall story, it is sort of distracting whenever I notice it. lol Other than that, the series is very emotional and so far, I've been enjoying the way they chose to present the concepts of life, death and relationships.

Dance with Devils and Snow White with Red Hair

Right now, I am watching the 5th episode of the second season of Blue Exorcist. It's pretty good so far, but I still think the manga is better (which is often the case). I wonder if my opinion will change as I continue to progress through the season.

Right now, I am watching the OVA for Death Parade called Death Billiards. The OVA feels more or less like just like another episode of the series (nice movements, art and thought-provoking stories) but with a special twist so I thought it was pretty good. =) I was glad the OVA was able to show a bit about the Old Man, since they showed a bit about his wife in the original series.

The last anime I watched was episode 6 of Boruto. It has been months since I last watched it, but since a lot of time has passed, I'm hoping things will pick up. It's good so far, I'm just hoping a major fight/event will happen sometime soon.

I recently finished re watching Kuroko no Basket and My Hero Academia. I'm trying to choose between either JoJo's Bizarre Adventure or Haikyuu! to start watching next.

I'm watching As***a no Joe. The true masterpiece of boxing anime. A comedy, a tragedy and a thrilling series that I just can't stop watching

I'm just really starting to get into it, but I have seen some good ones. Most recent I watch  attack on titan, which is just so brutal, the horror/gore geek in me loved it. At this point in time, about a month or so ago, I went through Deathnote, and I have to say it's my favorite at this point.

I'm watching Boruto and Fairy Tail. I'm trying to get into some other anime, however. I liked the first part of Sword Art Online, even though I think it went downhill after the Aincrad arc, and I liked Bleach and Naruto, (well until they became synonymous with filler). Any suggestions? Preferably something on Netflix and Hulu. 

I've been watching Wake Up, Girls, Food Wars, and Boruto.
The 3rd season of Food Wars just ended, so I have to wait until April for the 4th season (technically Season 3, part 2). However, it's gonna be another short season, probably 12 or 13 episodes.
I think Wake Up, Girls just finished season 2 with 12 episodes. But, I have no idea when Season 3 is coming. 
Boruto is a weekly thing, just like Naruto and Naruto Shippuden was, so at least there's that. 

I've been considering starting Naruto from the beginning again, as well as Food Wars, so I might to do that, too.