The hits just keep on coming at this point. The Kyoto Arc is a massively elaborate but exquisitely elegant and balanced construction, and each major character is a pillar. Sometimes it seems as if there’s no end to the new faces, but they never blend together. They’re all doing what they’re doing for a reason, …
Marvelous Europe have confirmed that they will publish the newly announced Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin spin-off, Sakuna Chronicles: Kokorowa and the Gears of Creation, in Europe and Australia. Sakuna Chronicles: Kokorowa and the Gears of Creation, which is currently in development for undisclosed platforms by Edelweiss, will further expand the Sakuna franchise by allowing …
Whether you’re a manga reader or an anime-only, it should be pretty obvious by now that this is not a typical mood for Dandadan. It’s most certainly a series that trades on irreverence and manic energy. Frankly, it doesn’t go for the heartstrings very often. That’s not to say it doesn’t make you care about …
Familia Myth: Journey to Hero Review If there’s series that we here at the D&A Anime Blog love that isn’t Dragon Ball, it’s DanMachi: Is it Wrong to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon. It’s not hard to understand why. The characters are fun, the setting is good, and it one of the most popular …
I still have no idea what any of *that* was about. Impressions: Oh boy. Guess it’s half-assed flashback week all around. And the same tired crap that this show does every week. I don’t want to be involved in these fights. Gonna mope about it for a while. Wait, someone needs help. I completely …
Just some body horror for fun. Impressions: Largely the same issues as last week. The clarity of the action animation is already pretty bad with how intentionally rough the art style looks, but then every time they stop and try to explain things, it’s jarring because these plans are rules lawyering pulled out of …
