Persona 5 The Animation.
I was so excited for Persona 5 anime to come out based on the video game. Cause other Persona anime did really good based on the video games. Than i started judging the P5 anime badly, which i don't usually do an anime like that right off the back. But than i learned that like other Persona anime i seen and played, there not always gonna be like the Video Games. And there gonna be different. Than i started learning to like this anime for what it is. Though it could be a little thêm flashy as the Video Game is. But all in all i give the Persona 5 anime a 8.5/10 I really did like the P5 ngày Breakers OVA Episode for being exactly like the video game though. Cause that part is based on a Mementos Mashima side mission. Sorry for any bad spelling here. We all make mistakes.
Persona 5 The Animation.
Persona 5 The Animation. And Day Breakers Anime.
To add to the end of the Fairy Tail manga series, the creator Hiro Mashima reveals on his twitter account that the final season of he series will be adapted into an anime which will return in 2018. Mashima even went as far as to post two tweets, one in Japanese, and the tiếp theo in English.
Nothing apart from the tweet has been revealed. Except that it will be based off the final arc which we’ve seen in the manga series, fights between the Alvarez Kingdom, Fairy Tail and Acnologia.
I’d like to also mention that, when the series does come back, I will not be covering largely because I’m just glad the series has come to an end, and thus allows me to concentrate on different series and gives me thêm time to do other things.
Nothing apart from the tweet has been revealed. Except that it will be based off the final arc which we’ve seen in the manga series, fights between the Alvarez Kingdom, Fairy Tail and Acnologia.
I’d like to also mention that, when the series does come back, I will not be covering largely because I’m just glad the series has come to an end, and thus allows me to concentrate on different series and gives me thêm time to do other things.
