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Episode Reviews

Journal with Witch Episode 4 Review

“Having someone around constantly is enough to tire me out.” That line from Makio in Journal with Witch’s episode 4 lands like a quiet punch — familiar to anyone who guards their social energy. Episode 4 expands beyond a single relatable quip, digging into the complicated emotional geography between introversion and longing, and exposing how […]

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Tamon’s B-Side Episode 4 Review

Episode 4 of Tamon’s B-Side leans into festival-season aesthetics while quietly advancing the show’s emotional core: the complicated, often hilarious relationship between an idol and his most devoted fangirl. What begins as a light, visually summery outing quickly doubles as a character study—one that teases shifting feelings, fan culture dynamics, and the possibility of deeper […]

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Jujutsu Kaisen S3 Ep51 Review — Culling Game Pt. 1

The latest entry in Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 — episode 51 — delivers a visceral, adrenaline-fueled spectacle that cements MAPPA’s reputation for breathtaking action choreography on television. Visually, this episode feels more like a feature film than a weekly TV installment: kinetic camera work, blood-soaked set pieces, and a soundtrack that turns brutality into triumphant […]

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The Invisible Man & His Soon-to-Be Wife — Episode 3 Anime Review

Episode 3 of The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife leans into the delightful, awkward space where new love feels both naive and deeply intimate. Rather than grand plot beats, this installment thrives on small gestures — shared tea, shy use of first names, and the fumbling, genuine attempts to be a considerate partner. The […]

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Episode Reviews

Roll Over and Die Episode 3 Review

Episode 3 of Roll Over and Die moves the plot forward with a focus on new faces, moral friction, and a quest that exposes more of the world’s sinister underpinnings. This installment toes the line between tender yuri beats and darker worldbuilding, centering on Flum’s complicated relationships while teasing a larger conspiracy involving the Church […]