AnonBRL's Reviews
A below average story
The entire time the protagonists treat each other with coldness, and the very little interaction they have with each other seems artificial, there is even an episode that a digimon forces the protagonists to love their own digimon unconditionally and the only thing the writers could come up with were artificial reasons in exception of Reina, in which is a sidekick of the main protagonist (Tomoro)
After i finished watching, i felt like the protagonists are psychos to an extent, they show no feelings towards anything in the world and the protagonism is tuned to the extreme in the last 5 episodes in which are the only episodes that seems to matter in the series, things happen that only happen to make the protagonist invincible and any form of story telling is thrown aside because of that.
On an extra note, it feels like all episodes until the last 5 were fillers because we don't know anything about the main protagonist until these last 5 episodes, also, one of the sidekicks in which is the leader of the protagonist's team named (Kyo), takes Tomoro into the team and only says "Hey i took you into the team cuz i know your brother" and only reveals how close he was to his brother until the last 5 episodes, in which makes me think the writers wrote lore as the anime progressed, it's absurd.
Why 2/5 on wokeness? during a filler episode that shows why Kyo doesn't kill digimons, all of a sudden there is a queer guy that takes care of him after an accident happens, that guy is given zero light on the episode of course but his inclusion on the episode felt forced and out of place since his look doesn't seem japanese at all.
Anyways it's a below average digimon season and i can easily say that it's the weakest digimon season so far, i didn't like it, it's completely skippable and doesn't add anything to the digimon universe.
Created: 10-15-2026
A fresh take on slice of life animes
I haven't watched something this interesting have a decade i believe, what made me turn my attention to it was the moral relativism of woke people in the internet when it comes to demons portrayed in that anime, so i watched the first episode and instantly got hooked to it.
the pacing of the story is neither slow nor fast, it just hits right in that spot, and it's interesting, this anime tries to tell that every moment in your life matters, and that you should be ready to enjoy good things in it when it happens, Frieren realizes this a little too late, so this anime shows her trying to understand relationships again.
I am watching season 2 right now and have found absolute zero woke elements, it's safe to watch, not only that but the writers and animators of this anime gave the middle finger to people trying to apply moral relativism to the demons, so i don't expect the quality to fall anytime soon.
Created: 03-10-2026
Good start with a mid ending
Disenchantment is the typical bait and switch series, the cartoon starts woke-free with interesting story elements that could evolve to something better.
But after season 2, All of the male characters become useless and/or submissive to the main character in which is bean, the woman in the cover;
and minor spoilers but luci(in which is the demon in the cover) was supposed to own bean's soul due to a pact but that is completely forgotten after the second season, he becomes nothing but a helper of the team.
After season 3 bean apparently gets into a lesbian relationship and the series turn into a feminist message about how women don't need men, are stronger than them and can be independent.
it has some overly exaggerated jokes that can be funny but yes, that's it, if you can ignore the woke aspects of the series, it is a 6/10 cartoon, or by the metrics of this website, a 3/5
Created: 09-26-2023
