In case you haven’t noticed, Sakamoto Days is suffering from Blue Box syndrome. That is to say, Netflix is once more releasing episodes a week behind Japan in the rest of the world. Why? It’s as if to remind us that for all the good Netflix is doing in anime, they’re still clueless about distribution …
Photo compilation of the Hololive Fest EXPO 2025 girls stage designs. Enjoy! @e_kaq
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re diving back into Blue Reflection Ray, which most recently offered us the stinger of our delinquent Momo straight-up joining the rest of the cast’s high school class. Apparently no longer content to drive her motorcycle around looking cool all day, Momo has rejoined productive …
Every living person invariably lives by moving forward in time while looking back at the past. Every person faces uncertainty and regrets, plagued by the constant question, “What if I had done this or that differently?” Moreover, every person has a youthful first love, often an unrequited crush that never develops into a reciprocal romance. …
2024 is done and dusted, but let’s as ever, take one last look back with the LiA “Oscars”. And the winners are: Best Song: “Burning” by Hitsujibungaku – (Oshi no Ko 2nd Season ED) There were a lot of beautiful EDs in the traditional Japanese range this year (overall EDs trounced OPs). But this …
We’re back in mystery territory again (and a callback one at that). But we’ve very much eased into it. If I chose one word to describe this series’ narrative style it would be “languid”. The plot rarely crashes like a wave; it flows like a river. It gets there when it gets there. That’s a …
