This week's review is for the Anki Deck 'the Ultimate Wanikani deck'. I would recommend the Deck for intermediate levels of learner. I do not personally recommend the Wani Kani method, rather I would recommend the RTK Heisig method, which is followed in another Anki deck review on the blog.
What
Wanikani Ultimate is a dated version of WaniKani's mnemonic card system. The deck is written like a normal Anki card, consisting of Radicals, Kanji and Vocabulary decks.
There are various functions on the cards which nclude radicals, Meaning, On'yomi, Kun'yomi and radical storys known as 'Radical Meanings'.
Where
Available online at www.ankiweb.net/shared/info/266084933
Who
Wanikani content belongs to WaniKani.
Authors content belongs to author of deck.
When
Available 24/7.
Why
This app is recommended if you are looking to try the WaniKani method, which I personally do not recommend. However we all learn differently so it might be an easier or better system for you to use.
I do not recommend this particular deck, nor Wani Kani, as both are very overtly just Heisigs RTK method to me, as an RTK purist. Not to mention, the deck is heavy on the bold and beautiful colour ways which hurts my eyes when I am trying to concentrate, and there is just way too much text to be useful or easy to take in at once which is not optimal considering these are flash cards you see for up to 10 seconds usually.
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