Amazing how fast a dream can turn into a nightmare… As I’ve noted before, one of the things I like about Ao no Hako is the way it balances the sports and romance sides of its story. It doesn’t do so in the same way that Adachi does, but there are broad similarities in the …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I figured we’d stop in with Frieren and the gang, and see how their journey towards the land of departed souls is progressing. When last we left off, the team had run into a snag in the northern territories, with Frieren ending up imprisoned due …
I’ve found that “there are no coincidences” is a pretty good working assumption where Kusuriya no Hitorigoto is concerned. There are contrivances and conveniences, certainly. Sometimes Hyuuga Natsu gives the plot a little push when it needs it. But as far as major events themselves, they almost always happen for a reason. As such it …
I seem to be writing these posts mostly for myself, judging by the lack of comments (or discussion elsewhere in English). But that’s OK – most seasons seem to have one of those (and sometimes more). I’m enjoying this show a lot, both as a classic mecha iteration and for being quite quirky. It has …
People in this world are dumb. Impressions: We’re definitely into Bye Bye Earth territory where I can only barely follow anything and just trying to write out a summary feels like I must’ve missed at least four or five scenes. New dude walks up, says he’s responsible for stuff here, and invites them to …
I don’t think this is how Cinderella goes. Impressions: I continue to be more interested in this show for what it could have been rather than what it’s actually accomplished. This episode could’ve been a very good comparison to the previous one where neither of the ‘suspects’ were at fault and Osoto stirred the …
