The Landfill of the Heapers' Hangout (contains Fossilmaiden's Punnery)
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The Waning Days of Gretzky
Dabba the Hutt
Doo the Hutt
columns are different components of the pattern
rows are varieties
Okay. Moving on...
* character art: seems pretty good in my opinion.
* character design: probably rather meh. standard anime fantasy problems of overwrought details and I've seen a bit of unsensibly revealing female clothing.
* music: probably decent since Yuki Kajiura worked on it, though it's not a guarantee that it's musical gold.
* plot: i hear that it's somewhere between okay and riddled with problems of characterization, but i haven't watched it yet so I can't say.
* setting: seems kinda dumb, but i can't speak on the execution.
conclusion: no opinion
Point number 3 in the OP puts them in the same sentence.
In any case, Legend of the Galactic Heroes is sort of the go-to example of 'good anime', while Sword Art Online is one of a handful of go-to examples for 'pleb anime' or something that's popular for reasons other than being good. (It shares that category with Naruto, and maybe Bleach.)
his favourite things about it are the music and the setting, i believe
both are pretty heavily flawed, though the worst of Naruto is post-timeskip which i've mostly avoided
Bleach just started with a good premise and got tedious
there are certainly plenty of better action series
Worldbuilding may be easy to be interesting. This is not a bad thing at all.
That sounds icky.
Zombocom
Zestpoole
Zingers
i'm quite fond of the setting of Fairy Tail, while we're on the subject of popular-but-not-the-greatest anime
but i can't remember where from
it's something food related i think
Yelp reviews of the War of 1812