Samurai show is off this week with a recap. Perhaps I’ll attempt to make another chocolate babka. I guess that’s a good excuse to finally update the sidebar and get started on the season preview, though with something like 24/45 shows being sequels/reboots, it’s going to be… not a long one, relatively speaking.
Hello folks, and welcome on back to Wrong Every Time. Today I thought we’d check in on the nocturnal escapades of Kou and Nazuna, wherein Kou has just been presented with his most intimidating challenge yet: give a massage to fatigued office worker Kiyosumi Shirakawa, as Nazuna is feeling lazy and just wants to play …
“People who experience setbacks in life are called villains… Those that don’t fit in are ostracized. There are no exceptions. It’s a problem from before society. It’s a principle of living in groups.” – All For One, to Deku (Season 6, Episode 22) “You don’t have to understand. It’s because you don’t understand that we …
Oh, okay. Impressions: This episode was clearly going for tragic, but you can’t murder like 90% of the remaining cast off-screen while the rest are just screaming rage monsters and have it not be darkly funny. A third of the episode was spent on them regrouping and vowing to keep fighting and then smash …
See, because a piano has keeeeeeys. Impressions: At least there was variety this week. The first third was absolutely pathetically banal. Belle goes to the god dude, who makes her sit at a piano, but she can’t get up the nerve to play it, so then tells her there will be consequences if she does …
Bandai Namco Entertainment have recently released a new trailer for DRAGON BALL: Sparking! Zero, with it showcasing iconic story moments from the World Tournament and Buu Sagas as well as highlighting additional characters that will be playable in the game once it releases later this year. The highlighted characters shown in the trailer are as …
