Timing and pacing is very important to me when it comes to me watching shoujo anime, especially within that 12 episode time crunch. With shoujo romances I like to see a nice a steady progression between the two soon to be flowering pairings. Watching Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou gave me exactly that - it's a shoujo that's not pushed to it's wit's end . The conclusion of Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou it ends at the climax - and without a second season to wrap everything up, the first season is quite pointless but still worth a watch.
It's September 15, the date I dread due to the fact that it's my birthday and I'm not getting any younger haha. So in spirit of my birthday I thought it would be fitting to review an anime during the year of my birth which is 1994. Now going through the archives of anime produced in 1994, not many choices were available compared to now. I wanted a short 12 episode series however not many of these presented itself. Out of the anime produced in 1994, Super Moon S was one of them. So I'd thought I would review the third instalment of the Sailor Moon franchise - good for me since I've already seen the anime when I was a kid so I just had to skim through the anime to refresh my memory. And yes I'm aware that the media I used for this post are from Sailor Stars, I don't care since it was hard finding decent media to use from the Sailor S era haha.
With a three part special soon to be added to the Aria franchise, I'm excited to say that Aria the Avvenire is just around the corner. So I thought I'd give my two cents on one of my favourite anime of all time which is Aria the Origination, the final season of the Aria series.
