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Demon Slayer: Entertainment District is the best season, only being rivalled by Infinity Castle. It delivers some of the most intense and visually stunning battle sequences in anime history. The slow, detective first few episodes blends flawlessly with the tense, Uppermoon combat for the last few episodes. Tengen Uzui turns from a character with many who dislike him for the first episode to a character all of us like after the last, the animation is some of the best in anime, period. The intro song, Zankyosanka is one of if not the best intro in demon slayer. The season places a heavy emphasis on teamwork, ... the the tragic complexity is truly eye-opening, and how Daki and Gyutaro’s backstory is a twisted mirror of Tanjiro and Nezuko’s

Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, it truly deserves its title as one of the highest grossing anime film of all time. The animation by Ufotable is brilliant as usual, and they really cooked this time. Every scene looks bright and brilliant, with even Rengoku eating at a restaurant looking as good as the final battle against Akaza. The music is excellent, with the intro, Akeboshi, being one of the more underrated demon slayer intros. Akaza’s theme perfectly introduces the character, and he simply radiates power. Rengoku is also one of the most loveable characters in the series, he’s a character that everyone likes, he’s kind, compassionate, ... and loyal. There is also little filler. Every scene is used to introduce characters, build suspense, show progression, or visualize combat. The Enmu dream segment is heartbreaking, seeing Tanjiro long for his family, only to realize they are fabrications. Akaza’s entrance quickly turns the feeling of the moment from victory to pure terror. And Rengoku’s final words are some of the most famous in anime

Set your heart ablaze, my friends

Kimetsu no Yaiba, a series about slayer demons, as reflected by the name

First things first, the animation is beyond incredible, Ufotable did an unbelievable job, sure it has the generic badass fight scenes, but even scenes of the characters enjoying a bowl of noodles look clean. The intro, Gurenge, is one of if not the most recognizable anime intros of all time. The only reason people say it’s overrated is because they’ve listened to it so many times that they got sick of it.

Now many people complain Demon Slayer is completely carried by animation, and this is simply not true. The story is basic but ... good. It’s a classic Shonen battle anime filled with tragic backstories, training arcs, and climactic battles. The characters are good, with all of them having a distinctive trait, Tanjiro’s classic shonen protagonist kindness, Zenitsu’s loud, simping, but badass personality, and Inosuke’s loud screaming.

The Emotional core of Tanjiro and Nezuko sibling bond being truly heartwarming, and best of all, VERY LITTLE PLOT ARMOR!!! They don’t survive after being afflicted with otherworldly injuries, which makes the characters feel more human

Call of the night is the first romance focused anime I have watched, the story is admittedly a little slow at the start. With the first few episodes being genuinely a little weird. But as the show drags on, it becomes more and more enjoyable. Nazuna is a really fun character, and makes the anime fun to watch and follow. The intro, “Daten” is excellent work by Creepy Nuts, it’s one of the most recognizable anime intros in modern anime. The nighttime aesthetic was nailed perfectly, and the visuals are stunning, they lean a little heavy into the fanservice but when Nazuna start throwing hands, ... the show really picks up

Attack on Titan Junior High.

Well, it’s a nice spinoff of the original series, it’s a nice break from the bloody madness of the original series, portraying the characters in a more casual lifestyle. The art is cute, the humour is constant, and it’s a nice break seeing all you favorite characters alive again.

Problem is, something just doesn’t click well for me, probably because I compare it to the original series, it seems a lot less fun. The jokes are sometimes just straight up perverted, and there is way too much shipping material (I don’t like shipping material). A fun spin-off, but I suggest it ... to people who just finished the emotional joyride of the original series

Attack on Titan final season. The final arc of this absolute work of fiction. It focuses on the
War for Paradis arc and the Rumbling Arc. It highlights Ip the importance of storytelling. Even though we don’t justify the rumbling, we still feel like it was needed, The Rumbling is top 10 events in anime easily. And the intro is one of the most recognizable in the anime community. We see how Eren was pulling the strings on basically everything, The survey corps attempts to stop him, and the battle of Heaven and Earth. The ending was beautiful, as well as the inevitable end, the ... animation is almost rivaled by none, and the only ones who say the ending sucked was those who didn’t inderstand it.

10/10 Peak, highly re-watchable

The final season part 1 was brilliant, but a sort of downgrade from the previous ones. The animation is still incredible, shown in scenes like the Warhammer Titan fight. We get to see the characters a little more grown up and mature. With Jean and Armin having some of the biggest glow-ups in anime history. My war is also an excellent intro. It reflects the human on human war focus of the final seasons, and the eerie feeling is a taste of what’s to come.

Now some complaints, many people came for the awesome, terrifying titan slaying combat, the more political aspect of this season was ... honestly quite dull. Starting with the perspective or Marley is also a bold choice, but I honestly thought I thought I was watching the wrong show until the Armored Titan appeared. Not as good as the previous season, but still excellent

Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2, where do I even start? The Return to Shiganshina Arc is one of the most famous and popular arcs in anime history, and rightly so. The animation is incredible as usual, but the story is where it rockets. The internal conflict feels real. The desperation is genuine. We finally get to see the final stand against the titans, and what was in eren’s basement, Erwin’s speech is one of the most famous in all of fiction. With “My Soldiers Rage!” Being one of the most recognizable lines from the show. The intro is nice as it reflects the ... first while being unique in it’s own ways. The final moments of the season were some of the most tense yet. And with then finally reaching the sea, it truly feels like a worthy end to the series

NOW TIME TO WAIT FOR THE FINAL SEASON BABYYYYY

Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 1 features the Royal government arc, a nice break from the titan-slayer carnage. The season mostly focuses on human vs humans. It shows the dark side of the government, which reflects the greed of the ones in power. Kenny Ackerman is one of the most badass characters in the show, and the intro, Red Swan, is good as it reflects the more calming nature of the season. The animation was incredible, with the Levi and Kenny squad chase scene being some of the best animation I’ve seen. Historia also has massive character development, and her story changes the entire ... trajectory of the show. It also shows us the backstories of fan favourites like Erwin and Levi, and is overall on of the best seasons.

The 2nd Season of Attack on Titan revolves around the Clash of Titans arc, one of the best. The animation is even better in then season 1. The story takes a massive leap. The reveal of the Armored and Colossal titans is one of the most jaw-dropping moments in anime history, The intro, “Shinzo Wo Sasageyo” is one of the best intros in the series, it shows a soldier’s devotion and duty, and the chant has been widely known by all anime fans. The second season focuses on loss, betrayal, and survival. The only downside in my opinion is that Miche got killed way too ... fast, as Humanity’s second strongest soldier, he deserved more screen time