Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re checking out a new production, as we explore the first episode of late-90s OVA Agent Aika. The show falls in a venerable tradition of fanservice-laden action-adventure projects that flourished following the widespread adoption of home VHS players, which allowed artists to bypass the strict …
This was an excellent episode of Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, well up to the series’ usual standard. I would say it was pretty atypical in a number of ways, though. Rather than languid it was a taut, lean narrative. Most of the straight-up detective episodes have been less compelling than the slice of life ones, but …
Maybe cry some more, dudes. You’ve only seen this exact tragedy four times in the last 24 hours. Impressions: While Aquarion is threatening to tick up slightly, this was a big supposedly action packed episode, and it was awful enough for me to worry that this was the high point and not want to …
Those evil trucks are at it again. Impressions: The maid girl episode, though didn’t really involve her except to dump out that she’s a poor kid in a single parent family. And the guest of the week is a single mother of a poor family. …And that’s kind of it. She accidentally got tangled up …
Wish you folks a Happy Valentine’s Day! Caring, liking and cheering for your special one is a job well celebrated today. I hope you get a lot of chocolates!
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am delighted to be returning to the somber yet fanciful Galaxy Express 999, a parade of cosmic wonders imbued with a keen understanding of humanity’s self-defeating nature. Tetsuro journeys across the galaxy in pursuit of a dream that seems to invite only ruin; stop …
