Sword Gai: The Animation produces an engaging episode for once through Shin and Gai’s fateful bond of the Shiryu that causes Gai to transform once again.
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Sword Gai: The Animation delivers something new with Gai’s return and his choice to rebel against his nature, offering hope through his character’s change of heart.
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Sword Gai: The Animation’s Part II’s fourth episode tells the same disappointing tale, but its plot twist towards the end is satisfying enough.
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Sword Gai: The Animation Part II’s third episode provides another batch of bewildering scenes toppled with Sayaka’s depression that ultimately makes viewers feel lost in where the show’s going.
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Sword Gai: The Animation’s second season provides another suspenseful and intriguing episode through the its plot twist full of betrayal.
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Sword Gai: The Animation’s first episode in season two showcases Gai’s struggle to maintain his sanity while surprising viewers with a thrilling end for its premiere.
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Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku is a refreshing twist on the romantic comedy genre featuring a charmingly diverse cast and relatable interactions that make for some of the most “realistic” relationships in anime.
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Sword Gai: The Animation’s twelfth episode concludes the first season, but leaves viewers feeling empty while the show’s theme of violence reinforces its dominance as the series main plot point.
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Sword Gai: The Animation latest episode delivers more plot advancement, but doesn’t deter from the continued entertainment value through its focusing on established characters.
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Sword Gai: The Animation focuses on Sayaka’s bond with Gai and delivers an enjoyable episode filled with more character development.
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Sword Gai: The Animation focuses on love between two established and likable characters, improving the show’s weak plot.
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Sword Gai: The Animation eighth episode doesn’t show established characters from prior episodes and constantly fails to create an engaging story.
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Sword Gai: The Animation continues being repetitive with another demonic possession and lack of a plot. However, a fleeting tryst with Saiya’s past helps to make the seventh episode tolerable.
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Intimate moments between Wotakoi’s three couples shows how far they’ve developed since the start of the series and proves that love isn’t just hard for otaku, it's difficult for everyone.
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Wotakoi’s penultimate episode follows Nao, introduces a new character, and returns to a familiar setting for more frantic fun.
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Shiryu’s origin storys and Gai’s mental recovery improve the show’s Sword Gai’s the story’s lack of character development and make the plot more compelling.
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This episode’s long single segment, character development, and quality jokes will leave viewers just as happy as Narumi.
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Seiya’s reawakening and Gai’s mental regression do little to improve Sword Gai’s weak plot or further invest viewers.
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