Despite his age, Dale is a skillful adventurer with quite the reputation for competence. However, one day while he was on a job, he finds a young devil girl, weak and malnourished, with a dead parent nearby. He decides to take her home and ultimately ends up adopting her. However, the question remains, why was she in the forest to begin with? You know…Why does this have to have such a long title? It’s pretty cute, but trying to type that title out every time? So obnoxious. Anyway, you want more lessons in devil fatherhood? We got anime recommendations for that, yo. For Fans of Fatherhood Sweetness and Lightning After the death of his wife, high school math teacher Kouhei Inuzuka is left to care for his young daughter, Tsumugi. He does his best, but his busy schedule and poor culinary skills limit them to eating convenience store food separately. However, one day, his daughter expresses an interest to eat together after talking to one of his students

If you weren’t sampling new series this summer season, oh boy, you missed out. This season was kind of great, but we get it, some people like to wait until a series finishes up. I mean, you don’t have to wait for new episodes and you know what series are worth your time. We got you. Here is what we enjoyed this season. *Note – As usual, this covers new series not second seasons or anything like that. Vinland Saga Ravaging every land they touch, Vikings have become renowned for their thirst and talent for violence. Thorfinn, a son of a great Viking warrior, spends his childhood on the battlefield in order to reap his vengeance on his father’s murderer. Why It Is Worth Watching? – Vikings. No, but really. Vikings are brutal and under-represented in anime. This is a good Viking story that did its source material justice. You like vicious revenge stories or Vikings? You will like this. Dr. Stone One day, all of humanity was engulfed in l

Forced to join a club due to school requirements, one young man stumbles across the Magic Club and its sole member, Tejina. She manages to rope him into her club as part of her audience. Unfortunately, as she has massive stage fright, it doesn’t go very well. This is an excellent cover to an ecchi comedy, so if you want more like it, slight of hand your eyes down below. For Fans of Ecchi Comedies Aho Girl Yoshiko Hanabatake is an idiot. So much so that even her own mother has given up hope on her. However, her studious and terrifying childhood friend A-kun is up to the task of shutting down her shenanigans at every turn. Both of these shows are similar in which you have one just ridiculous girl and one normal guy that tempers them. However, what really ties them together is how the ecchi comedy is kind of just forced in there. It didn’t need it, yet there it is. Shimoneta While Japan was once the pit of sexual depravity, new morality la

As, I believe, a Batman movie said – You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain. While that is not true for every anime character in every series, there are some characters that you do get to watch have the fallen hero transformation. In many series, these characters aren’t necessarily the protagonist, but rather a sort of tragic antagonist that is slowly made rather than being evil because the plot demands they be evil. If you are looking for fallen heroes, we got fallen heroes. Griffith From Berserk There aren’t really any heroes in the world of Berserk. It’s hard and violent even before things get even worse. However, Griffith was probably the closest thing that you would see. He wants to be king to give everyone a better life. That is quite the ambition for a street child who runs a mercenary band. In his ambition, Griffith sort of gives away pieces of himself until he finally shatters. When there is only his dream