AJnet Anime Club covers anime with straightforward reviews and real opinions on what’s worth watching.
After years of putting it off, AJ finally watched Welcome to the NHK and discovered it wasn’t remotely the conspiracy thriller he expected. It isn’t bad, but after 24 episodes, the payoff feels strangely empty.
Sasaki and Peeps throws fantasy, psychics, magical girls, and interdimensional politics into one entertaining story. It’s an overlooked series that does far more with isekai than most.
Yowayowa Sensei turns a shy teacher’s first job into 12 episodes of accidental nudity, impossible misunderstandings, and enough workplace violations to bury an entire school board.
What starts as a simple mission quickly turns into a colorful nightmare full of grotesque monsters, brutal fights, and increasingly insane worldbuilding. Hell’s Paradise is one of the wildest dark fantasy anime in recent years.
I watched all 13 episodes of Needy Girl Overdose and still couldn’t tell you what the hell it was trying to say. Beneath the vaporwave visuals and random animation shifts is five hours of pretentious nonsense.
Marriagetoxin is the hottest anime of 2026, and I’m ready to fight anyone who disagrees. Great action, bizarre assassins, shark clubs, and a surprisingly strong cast make this one impossible to put down.
Gachiakuta turns a trash-filled world into a gritty, high-energy anime with strong visuals, solid pacing, and a revenge story that actually hits.
Fire Force looks like a firefighter anime, but quickly turns into something much weirder. Strong fights, wild ideas, and one very annoying fan service gimmick.
Trillion Game takes the idea of building a business empire and turns it into a battle of wits, where strategy, deception, and bold risks matter just as much as any fight scene.