Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m eager to dive right into the presumed conclusion of Spy x Family’s action-packed cruise arc, wherein Yor has fended off countless would-be assassins while Loid does his best to be a Perfectly Normal Man. I am proud to say that both have conducted themselves …
It’s a cutthroat season in terms of coverage, especially in the neighborhood on the calendar where Trillion Game hangs out. But you know, I do rather like it in a slow-go sort of way. We may be spoiled for choice when it comes to series about adults and working this season (possibly more than any …
It looks as if the release schedule for Ao no Hako is pretty straightforward, albeit annoying. Netflix Japan is one week ahead of everybody else, plain and simple. Including of course streaming services and Netflix everywhere else. It’s hard to know the best way to cover it, as it’s certain that LiA readers will be …
In every respect possible Kekkon suru tte, Hontou desu ka leveled up in its second episode, and it’s not like the premiere was a bad one. But this was on another level. Everything about the story got more interesting. The premise itself, both main characters, the supporting cast. And the themes underlying the series, which …
Despite the UK not being listed in the original announcement of available countries, or the trailer on Crunchyroll’s YouTube Channel being accessible to UK viewers, the latest Dragon Ball anime series, known as Dragon Ball Daima, is now available to stream on Crunchyroll in the UK. The first episode went live at 6pm on Crunchyroll …
Airing on the busiest day of a very busy season raises the coverage threshold for a series, no denying that. But I do like NegaPosi Angler so far. it’s dealing with some grown-up themes in pretty interesting fashion. The Gainax visuals are nostalgic in a good way. And it had a determinedly odd rhythm to …
