In the fantasy romantic dramedy sub-genre, a certain plot structure has become so common as to practically become a cliché. Light novels and manga including My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom, The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen, Villainess Level 99, Observation Log of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess, …
Oh no. The evil witch was evil. How could this have happened? Impressions: OH BOY. A flashback episode. You know how much I always love those for not being huge wastes of time that add so much. This one about Lisa’s backstory. She was captured by humans, saved by her little boytoy servant, and …
Because analingus on a cat wasn’t enough. Impressions: Remember those episodes with a bunch of insane cultists who wanted to murder everybody? I miss those. They gave me characters I could connect with. Ones who wanted to murder everyone. Which I’m fast getting on board with thanks to the introduction of every single character …
Although it arrived after my second & third orders, my first Mercari Japan order finally arrived. Let’s see what’s in it!
Girls love spreadsheets. Impressions: You are making me missing Momentary Lily, you horrid, boring pile of tedium. Five minutes of recap, followed by five minutes of villain backstory (she’s an evil demon girl, that’s it, that’s the entire backstory), five more minutes of recap, and then yet another Just Friends© date, where right as …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re racing towards a second extinction event, as the huddled humans of No Man’s Land await the judgment of either Million Knives or the very planet itself. Having fled our own home in arc ships after destroying its ecosystem, we sought refuge among the stars …
