Just in case you haven’t heard, UK cinema tickets for Anime Limited’s release of Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing are now available to purchase at participating cinemas across the UK and Ireland. The special microsite has also been updated with a location finder, trailer and a synopsis for the film. As …
August has arrived in 2025, and the first week of the month brings a wide variety of new releases from all three major anime distributors in the UK. Examples of this variety include the sixth part of BLEACH from Anime Limited, the first half of season three for That Time I Got Reincarnated as a …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I announce with great trepidation that we are returning to BanG Dream! Ave Mujica, as our various forlorn mujicians all wallow in their own forms of mental illness. Well, except for Nyamu, she’s thriving, but you know there’s no keeping a good Nyamu down. And …
I try not to get too hung up on which magazine (or website) a series publishes in. Heck, even on what the demographic is. But Gachiakuta is as shounen as it gets, so the demo is a factor for starters. Above and beyond that, though, I do sometimes wonder how Shueisha let this series get …
That certainly wasn’t the first time Dekin no Mogura has gotten very dark. I would say dark is its usual motif, in fact, but what sort of darkness varies from week to week. This week’s tale had a disturbingly grimy, realistic feel to it. It ties in very much with the “seeing is noticing” idea …
One gets to thinking sometimes, as one does. As I watched another robustly amusing episode of Witch Watch, what I was thinking was “Is Witch Watch a gag manga?”. We certainly don’t tend to think of Shinohara Kenta in those terms. When it comes to gag manga it’s maybe Roboco for WSJ, and that’s about …
