Yume Oukoku to Nemureru 100-nin no Oujisama

(I've never played the game, this review is in the eyes of someone who only watched the anime.) *Warning: Spoilers* Dreams are wonderful things. We can make anything fictional into reality in our dreams, we can go from here, to the ends of the universe in our dreams, even if we cannot remember them. In Yume Oukoku to…

A better effort than Senjuushi, just with subpar story plot, art and animation. That's all folks! Or was it...? In the times of recent, there is more anime popping up hoping to garner the niche female target audience, and yep, we all know how all these end up: un-original, un-inspiring and boring. And Yume Oukoku to…

TL;DR: Don't even bother. L;DR: On one fine morning, I crawled out of my dumpster and went to twitter for a morning's perusal of Kappei Yamaguchi's account. He'd retweeted something from an account called "yume 100," and being as nosy as I am, I realized he had voiced a super-minor character in this mobile otome game…