Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. While I’m continuing to churn through the summer season’s outstanding highlights (I’m currently about halfway through the new Ghost in the Shell), the story of the week has undoubtedly been Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave. The game’s scale is frankly a bit intimidating; my housemate and I …
What a beautiful show. Just go watch it, it speaks for itself. You’re welcome. Storytelling – A – I’m still crying an hour later Voice – A – Fuck yes Characters – A – Beautiful Attention Grab – A – Was surprised when it finished Production – A – Gorgeous. Overall – A Recommendations – Utena
Fuck this shit. Honestly, the first three quarters of the show were… pretty good? I thought it was cute. The guy is really awkward around the girl’s blindness but tries his best. I thought it was going well and there wasn’t much they could do to screw it up. And then they absolutely tossed all …
What a beautiful show. The first thing I love is how it’s set in Mongolia at the time immediately following Genghis Khan, a time and place that is completely neglected by anime in favor of endless rehashings of the Sengoku era, the three kingdoms era, and generic isekai world. More interesting settings please!!! And they …
Could you put more words on the screen? I can still see part of the ground. This, bizarrely renamed “Temppal – The Power of Items” for Japan, had an early Korean webcast of the first two episodes a week and a half ago, hence the hardcoded Korean subtitles despite it being in Japanese. Its actual …
Like the crappy title says… It’s a shame because the first episode was pretty good. An emotional arc as a man dies without achieving his dream and is reincarnated in the world of the future… And then in episode two, he meets a cute 15 year old slave. In episode three he meets his adopted …
