NeroMiFishy
About
My Rating System:
1/10 (Terrible): Genuinely trash, absolutely painful, no redeeming qualities, waste of my time.
2/10 (Awful): Still very trash and a waste of time, but there's at least one redeeming quality that saved it from getting that 1/10.
3/10 (Bad): Its simply a bad series. Not the worst, just bad. Its not as frustrating or painful as a 1-2/10 rating, and there are a few qualities I enjoyed here and there, but for the most part it was poorly executed.
4/10 (Mediocre): Below average, but it has its moments where its at least bearable to sit through.
5/10 (Average): Pretty much just average or standard. Doesn't do anything bad, but it doesn't stand out to me either. Or maybe I felt some moments were bad, but there were some moments that were good, therefore balancing it out. It's where I basically won't think about it again once I'm done with it.
6/10 (Decent): It’s acceptable! A 6/10 is NOT a bad rating. There may be a couple of notable flaws or it was lacking a few elements but I think its enjoyable and it was able to hold up on its own.
7/10 (Good): This is what you call a good series. These are series that get the job done at being entertaining. It is able to stay consistently good quality wise, but it does have potential to do better or has flaws that hold it back.
8/10 (Great): It has the same elements as a 7/10 rating but has more outstanding characteristics and a narrative I can understand and respect, as well as being enjoyable enough to keep on coming back.
9/10 (Amazing): These are series that are way more enjoyable and/or have more outstanding characteristics that really stand out over a 8 rating. These range from having a fantastic art style, compelling story narrative, lovable and memorable characters, and/or high entertainment value. It's one you can talk about for hours and hours upon end.
10/10 (Masterpiece): I conserve this rating for the series that excel in ALL characteristics, but more importantly, it needs to execute its ending really well to deserve it, because that's the most important factor when it comes to a series. This is also to help differentiate the series I love vs the series I absolutely adore.
My rating system is mostly subjective so don’t take it TOO SERIOUSLY. It MAY NOT ALWAYS reflect that series or my enjoyment with that series as a whole so don't take it too hard if your 10/10 series is not personally a 10/10 for me. What really matters is coming to an agreement if we enjoyed or did not enjoy that specific series, the only difference is how one person rates one series higher/lower than the other. Also I do change ratings from time to time depending on how I feel, especially for ongoing releases which have the potential to do really well (or really bad heh).
