Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re embarking on a brand new adventure, although technically it’s a refurbished rendition of a beloved ‘90s classic. Yep, we’re checking out Trigun Stampede, and seeing what those talented folks over at Studio Orange have cooked up for our boy Vash. I’ll admit, I don’t …
No question about it, I’m already very fond indeed of Ooi! Tonbo. There’s no denying that there are cliche elements to this series. We have the city guy running away from his past being healed by salt of the Earth types in a remote place (if it’s an island so much the better). The cute …
Looking back on the premiere of Astro Note, I would say it was more interesting than actually good. I mean it wasn’t awful or anything, but the humor was kind of spotty and the obvious tack it was sailing on seemed a little forced. Well, this second episode was clearly better in my book – …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re gonna be hopping back over to Spy x Family and checking in on those wacky Forgers, because goddamnit, I’m in the mood for a cheerful and very silly time. Our last sojourn was classic Spy x Family all over, as Anya waged war for …
Things have gotten a bit heavy on Dungeon Meshi these past few weeks. It can certainly do that well – this series is good at action, good at drama, and possesses a really well-considered mythological framework with real structural integrity. But this is the mode where it’s most at ease – these four goofuses making …
Another episode in, I’m still not sure just what I’m watching with Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai. In turns in appears to be a typical fluffy shoujo romance and School Days. That mostly stems from the title character of course, and Hananoi-kun is still tough to get a read on (as indeed is noted on-screen). …
