Fruits Basket almost swept the whole list of Anime Trending Charts this week, with the exception of the Top Anime Charts where Vivy: Flourite Eye’s Song sit on top. Had Fruits Basket swept the charts this week, it would already be the second time that it did so just within this season. Sweeping all the regular four charts of Anime Trending is very rare. The last one to do it is Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World-, which occupied all the top spots of the charts release on the 11th and final week of Winter 2021. Before Re:Zero – no anime has done it yet.
This is the first time ‘Vivy’ has occupied the top spot of the anime charts this season. Vivy’s win this week is crucial for its chances of still winning the ‘Anime of the Season’ (AOTS) title if based on the statistical history of anime winning the seasonal major title as no anime has ever won AOTS without at least winning once before the 9th week of the season. The anime who holds the record of topping the charts late but still winning AOTS in the end is Zombie Land Saga – who’s sequel currently sits at #8 this week.
At the same time this week though, Vivy lost the top spot of the female charts and fell to #4 as Tohru Honda (Fruits Basket) reclaims and occupies it for the third time this season. 4 of the 5 nomination spots for this season’s representatives for ‘Girl of the Year’ in the 8th Anime Trending Awards appears to have already solidified and all eyes are now on who’s going to be the fifth girl to qualify for the said title from this season. This week, Emilico (Shadows House) goes back to the 5th spot of the female rankings, leading over its other potential rivals for the last nomination spot who are Hinata Tachibana (Tokyo Revengers), Ichika Arima (Koikimo), and Nagatoro (Don’t Toy with me, Miss Nagatoro) – who drops to #8 yet again.
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As Tohru goes, so does Kyo. Kyo Souma replicates what Honda did as he also reclaims the top spot of the male rankings this week. This is also his third time at the top and he topples Shinei Nouzen (86 –EIGHTY SIX) who only had reached the top spot last week for the first time this season. Looking at the Top 10 Male Rankings as whole, Tokyo Revengers appears to be the actual dominant anime as it occupies three of the Top 10 spots, courtesy of Manjirou Sano, Takemichi Hanagaki, and the latest addition of Ken Ryuuguuji.
Honda and Souma continue their historical winning streak, which is now extended to six weeks in this week’s couple-ship charts. With them already sealing for good the best couple title of the season, all eyes are now on who’s going to win the 2nd place. Ryo Amakusa and Ichika Arima (Koikimo) occupies that runner-up this week, followed by Hanagaki and Tachibana (Tokyo Revengers). The ships battling for the last two nomination spots for Couple-Ship of the Year seems to now have also solidified with Naoto and Nagatoro (Don’t Toy with me Nagatoro) joining the competition. Albert Hawke and Sei Takanashi (The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent) though might still have a chance to catch up to the race as they move by two spots to #4 this week from their previous ranking of #6. It all depends on how they perform in the last three remaining weeks of the charts this season.
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Seven Seas Entertainment Licenses Marriage to Kitsune-sama, Re-Living My Life with a Boyfriend Who Doesn’t Remember Me & Monster Cats Manga September 27, 2023Hey guess what The Cart Driver writers are excited for this season? I’ll give you a clue: It has the letters J and O in the title. It may even have each of those letters twice.
A little bit later than usual, but welcome to The Cart Driver’s World Famous [citation needed] Anime Season Preview, spring 2014 edition. All the usual rules apply. All statements that may appear to be pure opinion are actually fact. All anime previewed have interesting relevant information provided to help you make your decision whether to try it out, if for some reason you don’t take my opinion as gospel. The only thing I don’t do this for is sequels because I feel the presence of a 2 after its name indicates that you should probably not watch this unless you saw the one with a 1 after the name. And yes the chart at the bottom is 100% correct [citation needed].
Finally, an anime about lesbians where it’s not just them faffing about and being sweet to each other. It’s about lesbians brutally murdering each other. The story is about a bunch of assassins going in to kill a girl but then one of them falls in love with her so she kills all the other assassins. Or at least that’s what the plot synopsis told me. I read the first chapter of the manga and I couldn’t follow it because the writing was really dodgy, although that may be more down to the bad translation that often comes with fan scanlated manga. The original manga was by Yun Kouga, the author who also wrote Loveless (a gay manga), Earthian (a gay manga), Gestalt (a gay manga) and many more manga titles (that were also gay).
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The staff are awful, bringing in the director of Campione, Asura Cryin’ and Ro Kyu Bu with Diomedea doing the animation, best known for their work on the semen sucking 11 year old girl anime. That said, both the manga and trailer show a very noticeable lack of perv-cam. Plus Diomedea’s last work was Gingitsune, which I didn’t like much but did show they were attempting to get away from making trash. I have to admit that beyond the cool looking promo art and neat synopsis, there’s little actual talent behind this anime to make it sound promising.
He’s baaaaaack! Masaaki Yuasa, director of Mind Game, Kaiba and Tatami Galaxy. If you know your stuff , you know that this guy makes phenomenally good anime. Tatami Galaxy is regarded amongst critics as one of the best anime this decade and Kaiba is a personal favourite of mine. His work is instantly noticeable due to his eccentric animation style and artwork. I go back and forth on whether I think it genuinely adds that much to his stories or just looks ugly. I thought it really added to Kaiba, while on his earlier work Kemenozume I thought it just looked ugly. But his craft as a storyteller is possibly the best in the business.
For the manga he’s animating, this is unfortunately not a remake of the dick joke extravaganza that was Ping Pong Club from 1995. Ping Pong comes to us from acclaimed manga author Taiyou Matsumoto, same author who wrote Tekkonkinkreet. His artwork certainly seems like a fit for Yuasa’s animation style, although again I’m on the fence as to whether it being unique adds anything or just makes it look ugly. I’m honestly leaning on the side of just making it look ugly, but I’ve read way less of his manga than I’ve seen of Yuasa’s anime so maybe I’ll be won over. Ping Pong was adapted into a film that seems to be really liked by the people who saw it. It’s a little dated, having been made back in 2002 with the original manga finishing in 1997, so it must be pretty special if they’re going back that far to revive it. Then again, it is a sports anime. And it’s being done by Yuasa. And it’s got weird art. Bonafide ‘critics favourite, ignored by everyone else’ right here.
Trying A Different Personal Top Anime Chart Format: Divided 5x4: Anime Series, And Movies Separated. (3x3 Felt Too Limited.) What Are Yours?
From all the manga I read for this season preview, Knights of Sidonia was the one that impressed me the most. It’s real proper hard sci-fi with gritty dirty robots and scary aliens and so on. Then I see the trailer and sigh. It’s full CG animation and per usual it looks like CG animation that came from a PS2 game. It looks dynamic certainly, but has those awful textures and weird movement and botox faces that look simply awful. I hate to go on about it, but anime still hasn’t gotten full CG animation right. Part CG giant robot animation they’ve gotten right. Go watch Akito the Exiled and be amazed. But full CG I still have yet to be impressed by. Staff are all right, including a scriptwriter who had a senior role on Satoshi Kon movies. It’s also being streamed by Netflix of all people, so maybe this will catch on with a more casual audience. The source material seems good enough to do so, and maybe a casual audience will care less about dodgy CG.
When I found out found this shoujo manga, I threw my hope for it out
The staff are awful, bringing in the director of Campione, Asura Cryin’ and Ro Kyu Bu with Diomedea doing the animation, best known for their work on the semen sucking 11 year old girl anime. That said, both the manga and trailer show a very noticeable lack of perv-cam. Plus Diomedea’s last work was Gingitsune, which I didn’t like much but did show they were attempting to get away from making trash. I have to admit that beyond the cool looking promo art and neat synopsis, there’s little actual talent behind this anime to make it sound promising.
He’s baaaaaack! Masaaki Yuasa, director of Mind Game, Kaiba and Tatami Galaxy. If you know your stuff , you know that this guy makes phenomenally good anime. Tatami Galaxy is regarded amongst critics as one of the best anime this decade and Kaiba is a personal favourite of mine. His work is instantly noticeable due to his eccentric animation style and artwork. I go back and forth on whether I think it genuinely adds that much to his stories or just looks ugly. I thought it really added to Kaiba, while on his earlier work Kemenozume I thought it just looked ugly. But his craft as a storyteller is possibly the best in the business.
For the manga he’s animating, this is unfortunately not a remake of the dick joke extravaganza that was Ping Pong Club from 1995. Ping Pong comes to us from acclaimed manga author Taiyou Matsumoto, same author who wrote Tekkonkinkreet. His artwork certainly seems like a fit for Yuasa’s animation style, although again I’m on the fence as to whether it being unique adds anything or just makes it look ugly. I’m honestly leaning on the side of just making it look ugly, but I’ve read way less of his manga than I’ve seen of Yuasa’s anime so maybe I’ll be won over. Ping Pong was adapted into a film that seems to be really liked by the people who saw it. It’s a little dated, having been made back in 2002 with the original manga finishing in 1997, so it must be pretty special if they’re going back that far to revive it. Then again, it is a sports anime. And it’s being done by Yuasa. And it’s got weird art. Bonafide ‘critics favourite, ignored by everyone else’ right here.
Trying A Different Personal Top Anime Chart Format: Divided 5x4: Anime Series, And Movies Separated. (3x3 Felt Too Limited.) What Are Yours?
From all the manga I read for this season preview, Knights of Sidonia was the one that impressed me the most. It’s real proper hard sci-fi with gritty dirty robots and scary aliens and so on. Then I see the trailer and sigh. It’s full CG animation and per usual it looks like CG animation that came from a PS2 game. It looks dynamic certainly, but has those awful textures and weird movement and botox faces that look simply awful. I hate to go on about it, but anime still hasn’t gotten full CG animation right. Part CG giant robot animation they’ve gotten right. Go watch Akito the Exiled and be amazed. But full CG I still have yet to be impressed by. Staff are all right, including a scriptwriter who had a senior role on Satoshi Kon movies. It’s also being streamed by Netflix of all people, so maybe this will catch on with a more casual audience. The source material seems good enough to do so, and maybe a casual audience will care less about dodgy CG.
When I found out found this shoujo manga, I threw my hope for it out
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