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Greetings everybody and welcome to another post here on World of Anime Girl. As the title suggests, today I'll be talking about the three worst anime I have ever seen. I actually wanted to make this a Top 5 post, but in the end I couldn't find 5 anime that were that bad to become a part of this list. I guess it's because I don't watch every anime that I come across. I firstly check out its rating, the studio, maybe some reviews and the genre and then decide whether I'll watch it or not.  As for these three, I can't say that they were that bad, but I definitely regret spending my time on watching them. Also I would never recommend you to watch these, because as said, they would just be a waste of time. And now, here are the three worst anime I have ever watched.  AJIN This anime wasn't actually that bad, but I hate it because it was such a Tokyo Ghoul rip-off. I couldn't believe that the makers made the rip-off that obvious. Some of the '

I hope you are as excited about this as I am. During the KonoSuba radio program on Hibiki Radio the voice actors Jun Fukushima (Kazuma) and Rie Takahashi (Megumin) announced a new anime project for Natsume Akatsuki's Kono Subarashii Sekai Ni Shukufuku Wo! aka. KonoSuba- God's Blessing on this Wonderful World.  Still, the format of the upcoming anime project hasn't been revealed yet. The first anime season was aired in January, 2016 followed by an OVA episode in June. In the beginning of 2017 we got a second anime season and one more OVA episode just this summer. The makers really are keeping us on tenterhooks here not revealing whether it will be a third season, another OVA or maybe even a movie. A KonoSuba movie would be grand, but whatever it turns out to be in the end I'll be happy to see more KonoSuba in this wonderful anime world. For those of you who haven't seen KonoSuba yet, should really check it out. It is one of the funniest and most en

Hey everyone, my name is Victor and I'm the creator of the website www.animedecoy.com . I enjoy watching anime, and writing about anime when I feel compelled to. Thank you to Lejla for allowing me to write on her amazing anime website, I love it when anime bloggers work together.

"Laziness is the mother of human progress." -Ikta Solork With this said I welcome you to another post here on World of Anime Girl. It is time for a new anime review and the quote your read just above is one of my favorites from the show I'll be reviewing today. Being a light novel adaptation and a studio Madhouse production it will probably stay at one season, with an unfinished story. Still, that one season was surprisingly enough to turn me into a great fan of Najomaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin or in English, Alderamin on the Sky . Enjoy! STUDIO: Madhouse GENRE: Action, Adventure, Military, Fantasy EPISODES : 13 LINKS: MY ANIME LIST | PV TRAILER  PLOT AND STORY LINE 📜 I seriously expected another average military, action story about teenagers that we have seen so many times before in anime like: God Eter, Owari no Seraph, Balck Bullet, Schwarzesmarken etc. But as I said in the beginning, I was positively surprised

Even though I said in one of my previous posts that I'll never watch a Madhouse anime again...I did. And guess what. The anime again ends halfway, unfinished, with no second season in sight. Some people in the community call it the Madhouse course, but trust me, it actually doesn't have anything to do with  the studio, and here's all why: Madhouse is the STUDIO, not the PRODUCER Many of us (I do too), mainly look at the studio that made the anime, we don't care much about the producers, right? I mean, the studio is the one that kinda brings the idea, the story and the screenplay into life, but it is the production or even the author of the original material that decide whether an anime gets a second season or not. Anime studios are nothing but contractors that, once picked by the producer, are given the budget money for the anime and then they are free to start.  Now that we know that it is the producer's responsibility for not making a second season,