I admit, a big part of the reason why the first two episodes of Apocalypse Hotel delighted me so much is that the same studio and some of the same team are working on Hikaru no Shinda Natsu, and that’s an adaptation I care very much about. The inventiveness and style of this show, along …
Disgusting animals, really. This show completely slipped my mind since it airs super late on a Tuesday. Though it feels like it’s already fallen into a rut and I’m not sure I would’ve missed anything had I already given up. We’ll see how I feel next week. Impressions: I feel like this show thinks it’s …
Illegals continues to hum along at a very satisfying clip. The anime is developing a sense of its own style, distinct from the parent series, just as the manga has. The use of insert music this week was especially well-played. That and the more liberal use of comic book effects gives Vigilante a looser, cooler …
Crunchyroll, in partnership with Sony Pictures UK and Aniplex, have announced that the highly successful Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train will be returning to UK cinemas on 14th May 2025, except this time it will be presented in 4K resolution at participating cinemas. As a reminder Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- …
MVM Entertainment have recently announced that they have licensed Fate/Grand Carinival, which is a four part (two 30 minute episode) comedy spin-off of the Fate/Grand Order franchise, for a UK release. MVM Entertainment have yet to provide any specific details about this release, such as formats, language options or release timing, but we can assume …
I never thought it was right that a self-styled WSJ authority like Samu had never read or seen Rurouni Kenshin. So for the podcast, we’re tackling one of the series that formed me as a fan of both manga and anime (but I’ll be returning the favor with another series next episode). Tune in on …
