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 Consider this second-place position attached with a big ol' asterisk. There's no question that Wonder Egg Priority was one of the most attention-getting, talked-about show of the season. Its premiere alone had me dismissing all descriptors to instead simply yell at anyone who would listen to just go watch it (while being mindful of the frankly massive list of content warnings the show entails). It's a gorgeous series being brought to us by a comparatively new and untested team that's gripping in the way it immediately goes for broke. I love the ultra-modern edge it has in approaching the mountain of social issues it's trying to pick apart here, unflinchingly diving headfirst into intersections of suicide, bullying, abuse, the patriarchal systems that hold up and reinforce all of that, and the connections the girls make that serve as their only outlets for escape and personal salvation in the long run. Milf Man I Love Farming Dabbing Corn Shirt

But having all that ambition in all those directions means there is an exponentially large number of ways for things to go wrong. As I write this, Wonder Egg Priority still has not finished its run, and the cracks in its shell are strainingly visible for all to see. The story's dedication to long-term revelations and concept resolution means the final say it has on these systems of societal suicide could be underdeveloped or even outright ignorant by the end. Its handlings of the sensitive subject matter of some characters like Momoe has since worked out in follow-up focus episodes, but where will the last-minute final-villain reveals leave our heroines in terms of overall treatment? Is Wonder Egg Priority set to be about the triumph of solidarity in the face of oppression, or simply devolve into mere faux-deep trauma porn? That's before we even mention the production troubles, where the management of this team striving for greatness has seemingly been rushed, crunched, and mishandled beyond their ability, resulting in that impromptu recap episode and having to recruit emergency help from freelance animators worldwide. As we speak, the show is still holding together, but just barely, and seeing if it's going to shake itself to death results in feeling as much suspense for the series as stressing over how its overall story and message is going to turn out.

That's perhaps a few too many stressful caveats for a show I'm supposedly praising here, so let it be said: Wonder Egg Priority is still absolutely worth your attention. It's one of those wild, once-in-a-lifetime projects that, everything else aside, I'm immensely grateful to be allowed to watch unfold in real-time. And regardless of whether this team succeeds at making this omelette or has to give up and turn it into a scramble in the end, I'm sure it'll be a meal that sticks with me for a long time after.

Worst: The Promised Neverland Season 2

Sure, the infamous EX-ARM is almost certainly the technically-worst show of this season (if not a new contender for Worst Anime Of All Time), but anyone who paid attention to EX-ARM went in knowing that one was going to suck. In contrast, I was genuinely looking forward to the second season of The Promised Neverland! Though I'd read the first volume of the manga, the freshman season of the anime so endeared itself to me through its particular adaptation and directorial choices that I was engrossed enough to stay dedicated to following the rest of the story in that animated version. But only after a couple of solid opening episodes, this continuation ended up as torched and hollowed-out as Grace Field House was at the end of Season One! What the hell happened?

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