The evolution of Ooi! Tonbo and LiA sort off puts me in mind of Ginga e Kickoff!! (though that one had an extra exclamation point). Each is a really good sports series about youth sports, and each was roundly ignored by pretty much every English-language outlet except this one. Times in anime have certainly changed …
It’s been a relatively long wait, but Anime Limited (otherwise known as All The Anime) will finally release the second season of InuYasha on Blu-Ray in the UK, with both a Collector’s Edition and Standard Edition scheduled for release at the end of the month. In addition, retailer listings at Amazon UK have revealed Blu-Ray …
Now the true ship can finally set sail. It’s just me, mind you – most people lack the vision to see it. But that’s a discussion for later. For now it’s one of the more amusing episodes of Dungeon Meshi (and that’s a high bar), and I’m not going to lead with the ending. Incidentally …
Those who missed out on the chance to experience Your Lie in April – The Musical earlier this year will be excited to know that the performance will be returning to the UK, and this time it will take place at Harold Pinter Theatre in London for a 12 week showing. Tickets for this event …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today it is with a heavy heart that I announce we have reached the finale of BanG Dream! It’s MyGO!!!!!, and will soon be asked to leave the venue and shuffle our way home. It’s been a poignant, frequently transcendent, and ever-engaging journey with the lost …
Ninja Kamui Ep 11 Review The story of Ninja Kamui is coming down to the wire, and things are getting desperate for all sides. Higan and Zai are settling their grudge match, the FBI is hunting Morris, and James is working on getting access to the intel that Emma/Aska stole from AUZA. On the other side, the …
