Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am impatient to continue our journey aboard the Galaxy Express, and see what wonders await us as the edge of the solar system. Our last adventure featured an impromptu trainjacking by the Great Space Pirate Antares, who actually turned out to be a perfectly …
Yeah, it’s as I suspected. Ooi! Tonbo has kept its mojo working this season, but it really it at its best when Igaiga and Tonbo are together. I love them individually but they just have a great relationship – so layered, so endearing. I fully agree with both generations of Udou men on this one. …
So much for democracy. I’ve been perplexed over how to handle coverage of Blue Box, so I put out a poll on twitter (Bluesky – which I’m gradually shifting my social media interaction to – doesn’t offer that option yet) to see what readers preferred. But it came back basically tied between as-is coverage and …
It’s funny, but I was singularly unimpressed with The World God Only Knows. That, of course, is by a good measure Wakaki Tamiki’s biggest hit. I found 16 Bit Sensation modestly interesting but tired of it fairly quickly. But 365 Days to the Wedding is so well-written that it makes me start to question my …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am eager to return Yuri is My Job!’s fanciful Cafe Liebe, and see how Hime attempts to disentangle her latest foot-in-mouth insertion. She was actually doing quite well last episode, with the accidental reveal of her private performance ultimately resulting in a moment of …
It says something about a series when it can deliver one of its best (maybe the best, IMO) episodes going fully accessory to the pain plot. Negaposi Angler is sort of all over the map that way anyway, it’s true. But this sidebar with Machida-san and his son Yuu (Aimi) has no overt connection to …
