Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re checking back in on the adventures of a feral swordsman and his reluctant chaperone, as we explore a fresh episode of Gosho Aoyama’s Yaiba: Samurai Legend. When last we left off, Yaiba and Sayaka had taken to the hills, in pursuit of a sword …
At least they’re imbeciles. I’m out for a while. I know I still have the punch girl show’s second episode, and a whole slew of actual new things today, but I’ve got vacation stuff to enjoy. Impressions: This took a few tries to get through, and I’m not sure I would’ve made it without …
The first big domino of Fall 2025 has fallen, and they don’t get much bigger than Boku no Hero Academia. One of animanga’s biggest franchises ever, a true kaijuu massively popular around the world. Seven seasons and seven appearances on the LiA year-end top 10 list – it’s certainly been a big player in my …
At least it’s interacting. Impressions: Basically the same as the previous show, but with genders reversed and more comedic. Just having a larger cast, including multiple who tell the lead that they’re an imbecile for their obsession instead of glorifying it, does do a lot of heavy lifting to make it more tolerable. Hell, …
Ow, my eyes. Impressions: You can probably guess exactly what kind of show it is just from how many screenshots are absolutely faceblasted with sparklies and the pastel filter. It is not subtle in the least. The entire episode is just her mooning over this dude for no real reason, most of it in …
I don’t know whether I liked that, but it was certainly interesting. Sanda hits the ground running with a premiere which was certainly impactful. It was a lot of things and I’m not sure what they all are yet, which is both its promise and its potential downfall. But if boring is the worst sin …
