Took a break from HunterxHunter because it’s such a long series, and I watched the most recent episode of Black Clover and all of Akame ga Kill as well.
Black Clover episode 84:
Akame ga Kill! Episodes 1-24:
I plan on taking a break from watching anime for awhile and focusing on other things. When I resume though, I’ll begin the Chimera Ant arc of HunterxHunter.
Black Clover episode 84:
Yuno, Noelle, and En’s team faced off against Rill Boismortier’s team in the final battle of the Royal Knights Selection Exam tournament. Noelle and En protected the crystal from the other two enemies thanks to Noelle’s Sea Dragon’s Cradle, and Yuno fought Rill Boismortier, the Captain of the Aqua Deer Magic Knights head on with fierce wind magic. A lot of aerial combat took place and Yuno and Rill fought each other with interesting wind magic and painting magic spells, respectively. In the end, Yuno was forced to use his wind spirit magic and was able to combine with it to launch a ferocious wind magic spell of light that clashed with Rill Boismortier’s ultimate painting magic spell. The mana levels were off the charts. In the end, unfortunately, Rill Boismortier ended up getting so fired up and using up so much magic that some of it affected his crystal and it broke. Yuno, Noelle, and En won the tournament, but more Magic Knights will be selected as Royal Knights later. Asta felt bad after ending his battle with Langris in a draw, and vowed to catch up to Yuno. Lastly, as Zora Ideale was leaving, the Wizard King confronted him and asked him to join them as a Magic Knight, talking about how he knew Zora’s father and relating to his past. When told his name, Zora just laughed and walked away saying, “Zora Ideale? I don’t know who that jerk is.” Overall, the Royal Knights Selection Exam tournament arc was a lot of fun and interesting, and helped display a lot of cool new magic spells. I don’t know when the next arc will start, but I’m definitely looking forward to it.
Akame ga Kill! Episodes 1-24:
I don’t have enough of a word count available in one post to recount all of what I watched, but I’ll just repost this review I made with slight modifications.
Normally I don’t watch anime shows that are bad, but Akame ga Kill fits the genres I like. It was enjoyable, but there were a lot of things left unexplained and there’s also a lot of death and gore, so be prepared for that if you’re going to watch it. It has its moments, but overall the series isn’t that great. If you’re wanting to experience Akame ga Kill, I suggest reading the manga instead. I give this one a 4/10
Normally I don’t watch anime shows that are bad, but Akame ga Kill fits the genres I like. It was enjoyable, but there were a lot of things left unexplained and there’s also a lot of death and gore, so be prepared for that if you’re going to watch it. It has its moments, but overall the series isn’t that great. If you’re wanting to experience Akame ga Kill, I suggest reading the manga instead. I give this one a 4/10
I plan on taking a break from watching anime for awhile and focusing on other things. When I resume though, I’ll begin the Chimera Ant arc of HunterxHunter.
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