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A fresh and light stereotype of the Aristocracy-Romance-Isekai-Kinda-Iyashikei genre.
_LoopNana_ aired in the Winter 2024-season as an adaption of the light novel by Touko Amekawa. It is a Shoujo series related to the booming Fantasy-Isekai/Iyashikei genre, but with a rather new premise. The animation series consists of the classic 12 episodes à ~24 minutes and is animated by the stu…
Read full review on AniList →Despite an intriguing premise, this anime falls short with its overly perfect protagonist
I initially planned to take a brief break from this anime because it seemed decent enough, but as time passed, my motivation to continue watching waned. The primary issue lies with the female protagonist, who embodies the stereotypical Mary Sue character.
The story begins intriguingly: Princess Ris…
Read full review on AniList →An anime where the Villainess doesn’t feel like a Villainess
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Read full review on AniList →The story about a villainess who isn't really a villainess
# __7th Time Loop: The Villainess Enjoys a Carefree Life Married to Her Worst Enemy!__
It's a story about Rishe Irmgard Weitzner who gets stuck in a timeloop. Every time she dies she returns to the same place and time. Everytime she will choses a different profession. Now we get to watch her live he…
Read full review on AniList →A wasted premise: Rishe is perfect from the start, leaving no room for growth, flaws, or real conflict.
I had really high expectations for The 7th Time Loop because the premise sounded genuinely interesting. A woman who has lived six different lives, experienced different professions, and gets one last chance to change her fate could have created a really deep story about regrets, trauma, growth, and…
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