4. All You Need is Kill

Visually it’s great, I don’t agree with a lot of gripes in the art direction that are out there. That being said, I feel like the film starts to meander around the end of the second act to fill its runtime. I’m an anime only, but it’s good. I can’t judge how well it adapts.

3. Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Beginning of a New Era (rewatch)

Yeah, this movie's still peak, and my obsession with Agnes Tachyon is not going away anytime soon. I adore the themes of overcoming doubts and the creative visuals in line with every character's motifs and goals.

2. 100 Meters

For lack of better words, this is one of the realest anime films I've seen in a while. If I had more space in this, I'd go way more in detail about all the directorial touches on this that really complete the package and perfectly pair with the tone. Go watch it.

1. Kaguya-sama: Love is War -Stairway to Adulthood-

I'm sad that they're not gonna be adapting everything from the manga after the movie's ending, but what did get put in here was very good stuff nonetheless. I love seeing these goobers.

Also THEY DID IT THEY DID IT THEY DID IT

Have you seen Look Back by the way? I was kinda curious if that would be close up in the ranks here.

Dammit, this just reminded me of that shitpost that went “who the hell are you, I thought I hired goons”