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The decision to waive Bol Bol by the Denver Nuggets has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions among basketball fans and analysts. Bol Bol, the son of former NBA player Manute Bol, showcased glimpses of potential and skill during his short stint with the Nuggets. There are several reasons why the Nuggets may have made the choice to waive Bol Bol. Firstly, the team's roster management and salary cap considerations could have played a significant role. The Nuggets already had a crowded frontcourt with established players like Nikola Jokic and Michael Porter Jr., making it challenging for Bol Bol to find significant playing time.

Mainly, the best parts of it are the characters. They're vary. Akko, i.e. the main character, is the optimist, Lotte is an average girl with glasses, Sucy, although a good person, is a goth-like character that can be malicious to Akko for the fun of it. and has a thing for mushrooms. And yet, these three are close friends and roommates. In season one's episode, "Sleepy Sucy", while in Sucy's consciousness, in an attempt to wake her up to prevent a catastrophe, Akko learned that Sucy, despite pulling that snake trick over the bridge, on the first day of school, appreciated meeting Akko that day. It's a subtle moment, and one of the show's many.

And before I forget, the English voice-acting, since I prefer English dub, was really good, along with the music, soundtrack, and the rather unique drawing style of Anime characters. But despite all its flaws, it s still a great anime series full with likable characters, good writing and humor, and amazing animation, it may not be one of the best anime ever made, but is still a show I highly recommend.

, making it challenging for Bol Bol to find significant playing time. Additionally, Bol Bol has struggled with injuries throughout his career, which could have impacted the team's assessment of his long-term value. Injuries can hinder a player's development and make it difficult for teams to invest resources and roster spots in an uncertain future.

Little Witch Academia: A Good Trigger anime?

Trigger isn’t a studio I’ve had much experience with. The only Trigger anime I’ve reviewed was the rubbish Kill La Kill. Some people also count Gurren Lagann as a Trigger anime since the studio was founded off of its success. And I did think that one was decent enough, but I don’t think it’s nearly as good as a lot of people do. Little Witch Academia started as a short anime film in 2013. That spawned manga, games and, in 2017, a full length anime series. Which is what I’m looking at today.

Story:

Akko has been fascinated with magic since she was a child and watched a performance by the witch, Shiny Chariot. As such she decides to attend a magic school for witches. Clearly this was inspired by the literary classic, The Worst Witch by Jill Murphy. Something goes wrong while riding the Leyline to the school and she ends up in the forbidden forest with two other young witches, Lotte and Sucy. This results in her finding Chariot’s old wand, the Shiny Rod and embarking on a quest to awaken its seven words and gain control of ancient magic.

My biggest issue with this anime is that the ending bit goes over the top in a way that’s kind of stupid. To an extent, I do get it. They’re trying to create a situation that will allow our heroines to demonstrate that magic is still useful. The issue is that it’s really rushed and the climax is overly bombastic. Which tends to be an issue I have with every Trigger anime I’ve seen. The antagonist is also overly obvious. Like, to the point where the main cast comes across as stupid for not noticing she’s up to something.

With that said, I really enjoy watching all the slice of life shenanigans the characters get into. There are a lot of funny, endearing moments for them. I also do credit the series with foreshadowing things really well. Honestly, my favourite episodes are the goofier, more episodic ones that are just fun slice of life. Just because I do think this series does have a strong comedic sense and the more story-driven episodes, while not exactly serious for the most part, are less funny.

Characters:

I’m a bit mixed on the characters. Some of them are a slight step above archetypes like Jasminka, Constanze, Hannah or Barbara. Others are kind of interesting and have some complexity. To be fair, this is largely a more comedic series and it doesn’t need the most complex cast. And the characters are pretty endearing. Although I am a bit mixed on Akko. There are times I kind of love her and times where she just acts so overtly stupid I find it grating. And I do enjoy the character dynamics. I think they’re a lot of fun.

Art:

I rather like the artwork. I think the magic casting is really good looking. I like the character designs. The backgrounds and magical creatures all look good. I think the biggest issue that crops up is that some of the expressions and comedic art moments are really over exaggerated.

Sound:

There are a lot of talented actresses. Han Megumi, Murase Michiyo, Hikasa Yoko, Orikasa Fumiko, Hidaka Noriko, Shida Arisa & Takeuchi Junko are all great in their roles. And there’s not anyone who does badly. About the worst you get are some minor roles that are voiced decently but don’t get enough screen time to have any complexity behind them. Oshima Michiru’s music is really good. As to be expected from the composer from So Ra No Wo To and Fullmetal Alchemist.

Ho-yay:

There’s a bit. There are moments when Akko seems to view Diana as more than a rival or where she has a moment with Sucy. Croix also comes across as romantically interested in Chariot.

Areas of Improvement:

1. More episode consistency. Here’s the thing, a big part of why the climax feels rushed is that a good portion of the series is more episodic shenanigans with very mild set up. If the story unfolded more consistently, or if the series was a straight up comedy the whole thing would just be more consistently strong.
2. If you must have a big climactic battle, exercise some restraint and flesh the whole thing out better. You don’t need your climax to hurriedly ramp things from a two to a fifteen and resolve very abruptly.
3. Show some subtlety with your villains. I know that isn’t one of Trigger’s strengths, but damn. At least have your main protagonists notice that the person who’s obviously up to something that isn’t cricket is up to something.

Final Thoughts:

In spite of my criticisms about this series, I did actually enjoy it more than I have any other Trigger anime I’ve seen. I liked the character dynamics. I found a lot of the characters quite endearing, especially Sucy. I liked the comedy. I’m going to give it a solid 8/10.

Another factor may be Bol Bol's position and fit within the team's playing style and strategy. Standing at 7 feet 2 inches tall, Bol Bol possesses excellent shooting and shot-blocking abilities. However, his thin frame and lack of physicality could make it challenging for him to consistently compete against more robust players in the NBA. Moreover, the team's coaching staff and front office might have observed aspects of Bol Bol's game that needed improvement or refinement. Developing and polishing a player's skills requires time, resources, and focus, which a team may not be willing or able to dedicate to a particular player. Lastly, the Nuggets could have made the decision to waive Bol Bol with the intention of giving him an opportunity to further develop his skills in a different environment. Moving to a different team could provide Bol Bol with a fresh start and potentially more playing time to showcase his talent and progress. Ultimately, the choice to waive Bol Bol by the Denver Nuggets is a complex decision influenced by numerous factors such as roster management, salary cap considerations, injury concerns, fit within the team's strategy, and player development. While it may be disappointing for fans of Bol Bol, it is essential to trust the team's judgment and recognize the intricate nature of managing an NBA roster..

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