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This will with great extend be my favorite Anime battle. The same setting, the same producers and the same studios. Still, here they are ready to battle in 3 categories: Plot and Story Line, Animation and Style and Characters. Give it up for today's anime battle: Fate/ Zero vs. Fate/ Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works. Enjoy! PLOT AND STORY LINE As most of you might know, both UBW (Unlimited Blade Works) and Zero have the same story setting, being the Holy Grail War. A battle royale between seven mages, the masters and their seven servants. Each master has the right to summon a servant, a Heroic Spirit from the past that fights for them in the war. There are in total seven different servant classes: Archer, Saber, Caster, Rider, Lancer, Assassin and Berserker. The setting of the Fate series is with great extend the best story I have ever seen. The way they merge legends and heroes from the past like Alexander the Great, Gilgamesh, King Arthur etc. into a magic fant

You know that each anime has something that makes it worth watching and unique like a good plot-twist, character style, setting etc. I recently went trough my anime list and picked a couple of anime for this post where I'll tell what I loved most about them. Tell me in the comments below more examples that I might left out. And now, Things I Loved about Certain Anime the Most.  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AKAME GA KILL-  This anime is a fantasy and action anime that connects reality to its story setting like no other. The setting of a corrupted and harsh world was literary reflected into a fantasy world like Akame ga Kill. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AKATSUKI NO YONA- Of course my favorite anime will be in this post. The thing I loved the most about Yona's story is the legend.

Konnichiwa Minna-san! Today on World of Anime Girl, one more anime review. Recently, I've been searching for an anime with an amazing and intriguing story but a few days ago I ended up watching something completely different. But guess what... I loved it and here is the review to Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuko wo  or just KonoSuba . Enjoy!  PLOT AND STORY LINE   You know all the anime about people suddenly being trapped in some online games or game like settings where they have to play that game for real in order to survive (Sword Art Online, Hai to Gensou no Grimgar etc.). Well, guess what, KonoSuba is such an anime but if you thought it is another cliche like the one mentioned above...you are wrong beacuse KonoSuba is mainly a PARODY. After dying on a pathetic and hilarious death, high school student and recluse  Kazuma finds him self sitting in front of the beautiful goddess  Aqua.   She gives him two options: to go to heaven or reincarnate into a fantasy wor

When I was a kid, I used to watch a lot anime without even knowing what they actually were. Or better said, where they were from because all the cartoons I watched at that time were in German. But a couple of years ago, on recommendation of a very good friend of mine, I started watching Naruto and became a Full-Time-Anime-Girl, or how the world would call it-an Otaku . With all this set, welcome Minna-san to another post here on World of Anime Girl. Today's topic, the first five anime I watched as a full time Anime Girl. Enjoy! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As mentioned in the beginning, the first anime I watched and so the anime that got me into the anime world was NARUTO. And even though there might be anime I like more and that are better than it, Naruto is still my, let's say, dearest anime of all. I could rewatch some episodes and arcs over and over again without getti

Hello there Minna, You know, I've never been a huge fan of too much brutality in anime but I do love the action...And despite being full of brutal fights and bloodshed, this anime nailed it. After years of being on my 'plan-to-watch-list' I finally watched  Deadman Wonderland.  I guess I need to mention that I finished all 12 episodes at once and right after finishing this review, I'll read the manga too. So, without any further ado, let's get to the review. Enjoy! PLOT AND STORY LINE 📜 Deadman Wonderlan is a 2011 anime based on a manga with the same title. Just as I did in the beginning, you would think that a 12-episode-long anime cannot have a good story line. That is mostly correct, because a story just hardly develops  within just 12 episodes. Still I was really surprised to see that Deadman Wonderland is an exception. Now, the anime does not have an extremely good story with a proper moral but one thing is for sure. Deadman Wonderland is enter

Konninchiwa Minna-san and welcome to another Anime Battle blog post here on World of Anime Girl. As you can see from the title, the two anime competing today are Akatsuki no Yona aka. Yona of the Dawn and Arslan Senki  or The Heroic Legend of Arslan . I picked these two because I have already written about their similarities in a post before: What if: ANIME CROSSOVERS  (which you can see on the right)  and because I really love both of them. Yona, which is a studio Pierrot production has MAL rating of 8.23 whereas Arslan Senki is produced by a not so well known studio, SANZIGEN with a rating of 7.88. Both are action, adventure, fantasy anime with a bit comedy in Akatsuki no Yona and some pinch of history in Arslan Senki. With all the main information set, let's get to the details.  Plot and Story Line   Let's say, ladies first. Akatsuki no Yona follows young princess Yona. A naive 16-year-old princess that lived a happy and luxurious life in the peacefu