It was all going so swimmingly there for a while, wasn’t it? But I suppose they don’t call Li Mu one of the three greats for nothing. If he’s not a step ahead of everyone else he loses his mystique as a character. Yet he does make mistakes, we’ve seen it. The winning side writes …
Has there ever been a more schizophrenic, whiplash-inducing anime than Fumetsu no Anata e? It’s quite remarkable how wildly the tone swings, to the point where it’s almost hard to believe it’s all written by the same person. I can’t explain it. I don’t know if it’s on purpose or just the mangaka’s style asserting …
I speak from experience when I say older siblings can be truly terrifying when you’re a kid. Even so, the examples in Kao ni Denai Kashiwada-san to Kao ni Deru Oota-kun are bad enough to take the series into “not funny” territory. Kashiwada’s older brother is just plain creepy and psycho. With Akito’s sister, it’s …
Not really, but they were at least stimulating. Impressions: I honestly cannot believe that this stupid theater club bit is not only the longest arc of this show, but the one it’s going out on. This crap started like five episodes ago, and we’re still wringing our hands over nothing. It ends with the …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today the northern road beckons, as we settle down with our trusted traveling companions for an episode of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End. What dangers lie ahead are unknown to us, but that’s really the beauty of long journeys; the ever-shifting scenery reminds us of both the …
It certainly feels surreal to write that title line. After 170 episodes, the journey has finally come to an end. No one could justifiably have any complaint about the adaptation HeroAca has received. Bones has delivered arguably their signature work (though they have so many that it would definitely be an argument), and one of …
