asuna_moon

I am currently watching "Chainsaw Man," "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun" season 3, "Mob Psycho 100" season 3, and "Spy X Family." I recently finished "The Devil Is A Part-Timer," "Overlord" season 4, "Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro," and "Uzaki-chan Wants To Hang Out!" "Chainsaw Man" was different from what I expected it to be. I felt it would share a parallel to "Dorohedoro's" narrative and was pleasantly surprised it had more unique traits to its characters than I was prepared to give it credit for. It's also way more up front about the gore and sexual themes than any show I've seen of this kind. Strangely more than "Dorohedoro" was and that was aimed at adults unlike "Chainsaw Man" that targets teens. I appreciate the storyline as well as the characters thus far. As for "Nagatoro" and "Uzaki-chan" I felt I got more enjoyment from Hayase's interactions with her love interest more than Hana's. Hana Uzaki comes across rather flat in personality in addition to her need to pick on the main character (MC) being pointless as I'm not sold his personality is as antisocial as she implies. The dude is an Olympic swimmer with the shown ability to interact with others through his line of work in customer service. Hana is the only one he openly ignores. Nagatoro on the other hand is more believable as she is shown to have need to help the MC of her story actually break away from being a shut-in while helping him explore other interests besides art. Plus her personality has a wider range of expression than her counterpart, Hana Uzaki.