Sanda

This anime is funny, wholesome, and a fun twist on a traditional story. Once you get about two episodes deep, it does already become repetitive and follow so many tropes of so many shows of its past. Fun idea, boring execution.

I was hoping for a lot more here but it delivered something pretty lukewarm. If you're a fan of shows like toilet bound Hanoku kun You will probably really enjoy this. The show is definitely geared towards a much younger audience And adults might not find it quite as fun.

I watched this anime because I was attracted by its poster and the title, "Sanda." Since I love Christmas and winter, I had a feeling it would be worth trying out. I decided to watch it, and it was amazing-truly mind-blowing! The animation is of movie quality, and I'll discuss that later.

First, let's talk about the story. The author of this series is the same person who created "Beastars." It follows a boy who is a descendant of Santa Claus as he discovers his identity. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but the story is outstanding.

The animation is produced by Science Saru, and it's very unique-I've never seen anything like it in the animation world before. It's not your typical shonen "nakama power-up" anime; instead, it's a grounded fantasy series. It's definitely worth a try, so you should give it a shot!