Name: アニチューブのBEST ANIME 2018 (Anitube's BEST ANIME 2018)
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Music is often the heartbeat for any series or film and no work embodied this more than

Kyoto Animation's film Liz and the Bluebird.

Composed by Kensuke Ushio, Liz's OST was as tactically constructed as any score ever.

Everything is so deliberate from the performance pieces that illustrate restraint, flight and

love to the quieter melodies, that allows for the gravity of each scene feel as personal

The music is soft it's almost as if it's woven into the fabric of the story.

Liz is a deeply personal tale that rummages into the innermost psyche of two girls struggling

Ushio said “a story like this should remain hidden from everyone else, so I wanted the

music to be like holding your breath, secretly watching.”

The performances however are where the crux of the themes are and Akito Matsuda returned

Euphonium franchise to once again compose the concert piece.

The third and fourth movement of Liz and the Bluebird is the most monumental performance

Even in sound direction, Kyoto Animation is a cut above.

Is it really surprising that a show about a bunch of idols from different time periods

being raised from the dead and forming an idol supergroup to save a dying rural town

would have one of the most bold, quirky and energetic openings of the year?

The brass sections, drum fills and dark, roughly sketched visuals dominating the intro serve

as your cue to buckle up because it's a ride, reflecting the tonal dichotomy of its

premise while capturing everything that makes it so fun and endearing.

Visually balancing dark horror aesthetics, glamorous idol theatrics and campy comic book

flair while being accompanied by music that's every bit as well arranged in its tonal blends,

transitions and performances as the series itself, it's tight and engaging while also

being silly and excessive in all the best ways.

As tense symphonic instrumentation effortlessly transitions into a soaring pop chorus laden

with colorful, frenetic splashes of action choreography, it's thematic emphasis on

the value of team effort to overcome individual failure comes to the center, bowing out as

It's everything that makes Zombieland Saga special wrapped up in a tightly constructed

ninety second package: it's dark, hilarious, thoughtful and uplifting, and as such the

opening is exciting, memorable, and unskippable.

This category was not won without a mighty fight.

From Kaos's iconic “ABABABABA”'s, to perhaps the most wild Mamoru Miyano performance

ever, an impressive feat indeed, to even my beloved Moyo, all these worthy comers fell

one by one, leaving Hisone Amakasu as the last one upright in the ring.

In a series that had Moyo in its cast, it was Misaki Kuno who still managed to be the

I recognized her as the voice of hyper-cute characters like Shio, Momo, and this season's

Mao, but in Hisone and Masotan she provides a much broader performance.

Amakasu is one of the most idiosyncratic characters in anime, and her captivating personality

This hilariously and relatably beleaguered millennial wants to be friendly with everyone,

but often has her efforts foiled by her tendency to start rambling her incredibly blunt thoughts

All of this is delivered with a unique-sounding voice that doesn't have a conventional “anime

Misaki Kuno's voice, usually restricted to sickly-sweet hyper-moe tones, makes full

use of its range, and over the course of the series is put to use portraying every possible

Add to all that her incredible licking sound effects, and I couldn't give the crown to

It's only natural for Koito Yuu to win best character given her series' intense focus

While partner Touko may be the chief driver of the plot, it's Yuu's internal feelings

that serve to ground the series, acting as a starting point for the viewer's investment.

It's not hard to feel sympathetic for her in her desire to fall in love but inability

to do so, and then her slow path of coming to discover, through fits and starts, that

really, her own heart is beating, simply can't be missed.

Of course, this is absolutely not an entirely happy process, and it's hard not to feel

a similar sympathy for Yuu's confusion as she does come to love Touko, plunging her

As with the show she comes from, it's sad to say her story is not over, but I doubt

anyone would be disappointed by the course of development she goes through.

She truly is beginning to Bloom into herself.

Kase and Yamada are a perfect couple and the best 2018 romance anime has to offer.

They're adorable and brimming with chemistry, the dynamic between Yamada's bubbly, affectionate

personality and Kase's cool, confident demeanor never failing to bring a smile to my face.

Both are complex, independent people, coming from different social circles with their own

distinct quirks, passions and goals, and much of the story's conflict revolves around

their attempts to navigate those complexities in an effort to cultivate the emotional intimacy

needed to grow as a couple, especially when outside circumstances, nervous energy and

sexual tension inevitably threaten to create misunderstandings between them.

It's the kind of mature, down-to-earth relationship that defines the best romance stories; however,

what really sells them as a couple is how well the franchise balances those complexities

Both are learning how to effectively communicate with each other and what it means to be a

couple, yes, but at the same time they're total dorks, endearingly awkward and helplessly

In the quiet, intimate moments they share with each other the extent of their feelings

is so strongly felt as to be tangible as they continue to fall for each other with every

word, interaction, touch and every passing moment.

This award felt wrapped up from the moment it's original CV came out in 2016.

Animation brings stories to life, giving movement and personality to the stories we love and

no television series embodied this more than Kyoto Animation's Violet Evergarden.

It isn't commonly referred to as the greatest TV production ever for no reason.

Evergarden has a mastery of movement and camera work that make it the true-est spectacles

From subtle character acting to bombastic full body crying and action sequences the

It's ultra detailed characters move so fluidly and realistically for every frame that you

can often get fooled that it's animated on ones.

The crowds have a certain life tot hem, everyone and everything is moving and for a television

series to accomplish this feels paramount in its production.

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