#my daemon

I'm going to review it in more depth but please watch My Daemon if you want to see a sweet touching series with a perfectly paced 13 episode story arc and the maximum sickest possible creature designs. Sad how many people I see dismiss it already because they knee-jerk hate "that CG anime style," probably the top best things I've ever seen were this style, you gotta get over it guys

look what you miss out on

Also that INTRO AND MAIN THEME

Especially considering she has the ability to turn into something that looks suspiciously like a wheel within a wheel…

Meet Raziel! (He/they/any)

CIEday: idfk some random day in 2024 i think

Raz settled as a black-billed magpie (pica hudsonia) recently. Although I'll always miss him being able to shift, I know he's settled perfectly for me :)

He's bright, curious, flighty, and sometimes a bit of an annoying little shit (not that he'd ever admit it), but he knows how to get me out of my shell, and it's hard to get lonely with a yapping bird on my shoulder at all times.

Whenever I'm pondering about daemons here, it'll be through him, so you can call us Raziel if you want :)

(Or you can call me Moon!)

Watch 'My Daemon',

it's about a very good boy & a very good dog,

I need a fan base to share my feelings. I'm so alone.

Anna is a precious angel ill die for her.

p.s Kokonoe is daddy

Animated Shows

Undone: Rotoscope animated show about generational trauma, mental health, stigmatization and a supernatural element to tie it all together thrown into the mix. Highly diverse characters which genuinely play a big part in shaping the story and heavy plot beats that are, in my opinion, handled extremely well and seriously.

Pantheon: 2D animated show in a similar style to Invincible. Very interesting take on modern technology and raises a ton of philosophical questions such as: What makes us human? What is consciousness? What is reality? Not to mention all of the ethical dilemmas this show introduces and covers.

My Daemon: Similar animation style to The Dragon Prince and set in a post apocalyptic world, this story is less focused on heavy themes but covers many nonetheless. Imagine Pokémon, but instead of Pikachu you have Anna, a companion with the ability to singlehandedly end the world and instead of Ash you have Kento, a kind hearted soul who is doomed to die.

Animated Movies

Treasure Planet: Gorgeous animation style which blends 2D animation with 3D animation methods. The story is simple - a treasure hunt - but it is more about the journey than the destination. Get ready for heartwarming character interactions and a nice redemption story.

Atlantis: Very stylized 2D animation style, epic story and a really fun and diverse cast of characters - what else could you ask for? The story has a very interesting take on the lost city of Atlantis and the end might have been one of the best plot twists I've seen.

Anastasia: Feels like a classic, animated Disney movie, but it isn't. Inspired by the real life story of the Romanov family and all the rumors surrounding it, this story is all about self discovery. It also has the only villain I was genuinely creeped out about as a child. And that must be saying something, cause I watched a shit ton of shows and movies which were meant for an older audience as a kid.

The Last Unicorn: Criminally underrated. A classic that no one ever even heard about. Gorgeous animation, truly moving music and ma man, the story is an emotional rollercoaster all about finding others like you; a place you belong to. I don't remember much about the ending, but I do know it was very sad. Not sure if in a good or bad way.