Certainly a lot to unpack there, ROFL. We’re in full Japanese horror mode now, with mysteries unspooling and some proper jump scares. Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu is good at those for sure, but the essence of its horror identity will always be creepiness and atmosphere first. Since world-building is so essential to its identity, it’s …
Anime girls from old anime shows (mid 80’s to 90’s) get a new outline and redesign thanks to tallented illustrators and artificial intelligence. Here is a compilation of some drawings of anime girls from retro shows that I have found: Madoka and Hikaru, from Kimagure Orange Road (1987) @hiyamahikaruKOR
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re embarking on a new adventure, as we check out the first episode of the spring season’s Please Put Them On, Takamine-san. I’m frankly not sure what we’re in for here; by all accounts the production appears to be your garden variety adolescent romcom, with …
That’s the boss move? Impressions: This was such a lame way for things to go. Could’ve done any manner of things with proper S&M treatment and aftercare, that she’s been microdosing them with hypnosis or whatever for weeks, any kind of actual fighting, literally anything. Instead, we get her opening her eyes, and then a minute …
There’s something vaguely Sisyphean about this season of Yofukashi no Uta. The more secrets are revealed, the more new questions are asked. The more we did into the past, the farther away we seem to get from the present. It’s all interconnected obviously. And in a vacuum what we’re seeing here is very interesting stuff. …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re checking out a fresh spring production that earned a pile of positive buzz, as we explore the first episode of Apocalypse Hotel. The show is an anime-original production (always a good sign) set in a post-apocalyptic world, where humanity has disappeared and only robots …
