The animation looks great and I'm glad all the nichijou fans seem to be pleased, but (just like with nichijou) I'm just sort of left wondering what on earth I'm missing. I just didn't find this funny at all? Sometimes I could identify jokes, but most of the time it was just things occurring in what seemed like an unhumorous way. I don't resent other people their humor - I'm genuinely glad different people with different tastes get their shows. I'm mostly confused because I know nichijou is held in pretty high regard and both that and this just make me wonder what it is that I'm just unable to see in it.

For me, this premiere is a 2/5 (but the extremely similar vibe to nichijou and high production values means it's probably going to be a huge win to a lot of other people)

Amazing start. I love the care that was taken with the aesthetic and tone - the vibes here are immaculate. It's really hard to predict where this is going, but I'm excited to see. I give the premiere a 5/5.

This is a really fun premise, but I feel like the janky cgi cats really killed the vibe. I give the premiere a 3/5 and I might try reading the manga instead.

Sometimes this feels like watching someone play a strategy game, sometimes it feels like reading someone's middle school fanfiction, but all of the time it is very much not for me. It picked up a lot of steam in the second half, but not enough for me to care too much about where it's going. I give the premiere a 2/5.

The animation is stunning, but I find the characters a little weak and boy howdy is there a lot of unnecessary fanservice for a show about rocks. The main character's VA also is doing an excellent job at sounding like an annoying spoiled child, which is unfortunate. I give the premiere a 3/5, but I could imagine it being great for people interested in both rocks and t&a.

This is some pure iyashikei right here, a real "dog caretaking to study/sleep to" type anime. I'm not sure if it can retain momentum for a whole season (it really felt a lot like a one-shot), but I'm willing to follow it at least for a while. I give the premiere a 4/5 and wish i could touch the dog's little beans.

Livechart says that english subs will be available on a week delay in at least some regions ("Asia-Pacific", allegedly), so with a VPN it should be accessible much sooner. Either way, though, Netflix is doing what they do again...

IDK what it was, but this episode just fully didn't hit for me at all. I found it hard to get invested in any of the characters and the jokes just didn't really land. I hope other people have fun with it, but for me the premiere is a 1/5.

I've heard very good things about the manga, but this didn't really hook me. I'll give it some more time, but it feels like it's not really delivering on the horror or the drama yet. I give the premiere a 3/5 but hopefully it'll find its footing and finish strong.

This was perfectly fine, all around. It's cute and it works and if you need your shoujo fix this will do it. It's a little unfortunate that this is coming on the heels of Too-Perfect Saint, which executes a very similar idea in a much better way, but that's not really this anime's fault. I give the premiere a 3/5.

I won't be watching more, but before I go, a prediction: the sister faked her death and will turn back up disguised as a man.

I really like this so far. Monica is a little bit of a weak main character at the moment, but the dynamic of autistic wallflower being forcibly adopted by theater kids works really well (and was my own high school experience, lol). The action even looks good, too. I give the premiere a 4/5.

Also, it's nice to see that Jinshi and Maomao are having a nice married life in this fantasy world, lol

I've seen a lot of talk about how this move changes the admins the community will be under, but very little about how this will change the randos that pass through. The mods keep saying this won't change anything, that the moderation will stay the same, etc, but the reason this community is the way it is is that there are a lot of locals that find it. When the new community shows up on l.w's local page, it will bring in a far different crowd. Their posts, comments, and up/down votes will change the community, and there's no amount of moderation that will fix that.

Mods, this is why people are mad you made this change without asking anyone. Many of us do not want an influx of .world users into this space because we know what kind of politics and biases they'll bring with them and that, even if you moderate the bigots, the normies will still likely overpower the queer voices this community is known for.