Why you should watch it: There are hints of Blade Runner in Plastic Memories, as synthetic organisms contemplate the meaning of their brief life. He is paired up with a Giftia girl named Isla, whose seemingly clumsy nature hides a dark secret. Tsukasa Mizugaki is a new employee at the terminal service which retrieve Giftia whose lifespan is nearing the end. However, they have a service life of less than 10 years, after which they must be either terminated or have their memories reformated. Synopsis: In the near future, humanoid-looking androids called Giftia are commonplace and they are used for work and companionship. SNAFU isn’t an easy show to watch but it’s a real gem compared to the lumps of coal that most romantic comedies call themselves these days. It’s no wonder most of the series’ fans liken him to Batman, the Dark Knight. Yet, his kindness and willingness to hurt himself in difficult situations in order to get the best results makes Hikigaya a unique, compelling character. The main character is bitter, cynical and apathetic, the antithesis of typical romantic comedy protagonists. However, SNAFU hasn’t lost its edge for overturning one’s expectations in romantic comedies. Why you should watch it: Boasting a new animation studio and character designs, the sequel to SNAFU looks cleaner and a lot better than the first season. But not every problem has a neat resolution, and the pragmatic Hachiman is willing to do whatever it takes to resolve it, even if it means sacrificing his dignity and pride. Staffed by two other members - the beautiful yet aloof Yukino Yukinoshita, and cheerful and friendly Yui Yuihama - the club does its best to resolve problems faced by teenagers in high school. Synopsis: Everyday loner Hachiman Hikigaya is a reluctant member of his school’s Volunteer Service Club, a group that offers help and advice to those who needs it. Even though the show may not feel particularly unique, Seraph of the End still does a good job in putting together typical elements to make something entertaining - the plot is moving at a brisk pace with two time skips in the span of two episodes, and the action is literally bloody good. Why you should watch it: Seraph of the End feels very much like Attack on Titan - you have a small band of human survivors going up against a superior force the main character’s loved ones are killed by a monster in front of him and he swears vengeance to kill every single one of them. Now, Yuuichiro aligns himself with the Japanese Imperial Demon Army, swearing vengeance to all vampires. Two adopted brothers, Yuuichiro and Mikaela, plot their escape after years of detention, but tragedy strikes and only one makes it to the surface alive. The remaining children survivors are enslaved by a race of powerful vampires, who keeps them underground like livestock. Synopsis: Earth has been ravaged by a deadly virus that causes all humans above the age of 13 to suddenly drop dead. Studio: Wit Studio Genre: Action, Drama, Supernatural Placed in the context of a food competition within high school, the erotic-looking facial and body expressions for both male and female characters in Food Wars is riotously funny. The food presentation and cooking in Food Wars are salivating to watch, but it is the characters’ ridiculous over-the-top reactions towards eating delicious (or horrible) food that elevates this show. Why you should watch it: Food Wars is the epitome of food porn, in more ways than one. Thus begins Souma’s new life to become one of the best chefs in the country.
He also signs Souma up for the Totsuki Culinary Academy, an elite cooking school, where chefs regularly battle with each other to hone their skills.
But one day, his father decides to close up the restaurant and travel overseas for work. Synopsis: Yukihira Souma has always dreamed of surpassing his father’s skills as a chef and taking over the family restaurant.
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