Angel's Anime Rating Guide

I had a look at Clevatess ... One of the Lords of Dark Beasts, Clevatess's reign shatters when he revives a hero he personally slayed and adopts an orphaned humanoid baby--the last hope to save a dying world. Now bound together, what fate awaits this unlikely trio?

Recently, I waded out into the stream to see Dahlia In Bloom: Crafting a Fresh Start with Magical Tools ... After a workaholic life in Japan, Dahlia is reborn as a magical maven in a new world, but her afterlife takes an unexpected turn. Engaged, betrayed, and orphaned--all before the honeymoon? Talk about a plot twist! Watch as Dahlia turns heartbreak into wand-making brilliance and declares her independence. In this story, the real magic is self-discovery, and Dahlia's the sorceress of her own destiny.

Sometime ago, I watched  Gatherer's Adventure In Isekai ... Kamishiro Takeru was just an ordinary guy with an ordinary office job, until he's suddenly summoned to Madeus, a world with swords and magic. Life as he knew it is over, but he's starting his new one with powerful abilities: enhanced strength, overwhelming magic, and a search skill that allows him to find valuable items! Armed with his new cheat skills, Takeru begins his isekai journey!

The table view can either be in your sidebar or in the page body. Archive in Sidebar and Script below. Archive in Page Body and Script below (off screen). After invoking the nuclear option and getting rid of my sidebar, I was thinking about archives and how eminently un-useful they are and I thought to myself. You know what might be really cool... a table. First there were pie charts and now tables? Is my previous life in a corporate environment showing? After quite a bit of poking and prodding, I managed to get a proof-of-concept up and running. A table in a sidebar sounds really interesting until you try to stuff one into less than 300 pixels. Then the reality of the situation reveals itself. This sort of insanity isn't meant for small spaces, so, I've placed my archive table right in the middle of my page.

I'm not really a fan of food anime, but, I saw Food Diary Of Miss Maid anyway... After a mysterious incident drives her from her job at a British mansion, Suzume moves into a small apartment and begins a new life in Japan. Curious about her new surroundings, she dives into the country's vibrant food culture. From local diners to street stalls, Suzume discovers new flavors, meets colorful people, and finds joy in life one meal at a time.

I had a look at Executioner And Her Way Of Life ... When interdimensional travelers from an otherworldly land known as Japan appear, death and destruction always follow. It's up to Executioners like Menou to exterminate the Lost Ones before they wreak havoc. When Menou encounters a Lost One named Akari, it's bloody business as usual. until Menou discovers Akari can cheat death. Even so, Menou has a job to do, and she is committed to her executioner's mission come hell or high water -- provided her newly stirring feelings don't get in the way.

My tiny closet revealed not only some long neglected figures, some of which went to a landfill and some of which are now on display, but, it also held over 400 comic books. I've spent days going through everything, taking pictures on my phone and using an app to assess my collection. And after due consideration, the internet gods have decided that my eclectic mix of Thundercats , Werewolves , Heavy Metal and other assorted nonsense is *potentially* worth almost $3800. I say that with a grain of salt, because this stuff was mass produced. If it was almost 100 years old, exceedingly rare and everyone wanted one, like a first edition of Superman , that would be different.

Destined For A Landfill New Cabinet With Drawer New Shelf And Brackets All Cartoon TV Shows Mostly On One Shelf Newly Rediscovered Figures Newtype Magazines Heavy Metal Magazines Newly Empty Shelf I was straightening a few things up and cleaning out my closet, when I happened upon some stuff. Behind the Sailor Moon scroll is my long-neglected closet. I hardly ever use it and anything left in it, is likely being left to die. I discovered a couple of Funko Pop figures which were indeed left there to die. They're sadly (well I'm not really sad to see them leave), destined for a landfill along with the remnants of some repackaged DVDs and empty boxes -- the cardboard will be recycled. With the closet cleaned out, I painted it white and installed a small cabinet with a drawer. I've decided to move my collection of audiobooks, game CDs and backup media to the new cabinet.