Now that’s what we call scene composition. Impressions: Boy, this almost makes me regret dragging the previous show for excessive exposition and zero animation. Good god, it was bad. Not just even because they were playing some stupid self-introduction game, but they also had to explain it, explain how they both have eidetic memories, …
I understand the premise. Please stop repeating it. Impressions: My impressions from the promos was that this wouldn’t be too wacky, but boy, did the opening minutes try to go out of their way to prove me wrong, and then followed it up by making a concerted effort to be really, really tediously boring. Okay, so …
Rather than referring to some psychoanalytical concept or opaque descriptor of the drama to come, Neon Genesis Evangelion’s seventeenth episode is named, quite simply, “Fourth Child.” It is a name that refers to NERV’s conceptually vague yet tonally specific designations for the Eva pilots – Rei is the first child, Asuka the second, and Shinji …
Kodansha were at Sakura Con in the United States this past weekend, and they hosted a panel to unveil a selection of new licenses that they have planned for this year and beyond, so here is a round-up of those announcements. A round-up can also be found on Kodansha’s social media (X) page. A rundown …
Ninja Kamui Ep 7 Review When Ninja Kamui started, I didn’t think much of Emma. I thought that she was going to be a secondary character, the young rookie that worked with Agent Morriss. The last two episodes threw that out the window, revealing them to be an elaborate deception. Not only was she a Ninja, but worked …
Yen Press were recently at Sakura Con, a comic con event held in Seattle in the United States, and as part of their attendance they hosted a panel unveiling a selection of new manga and light novel titles. New licenses include EIGHTY-SIX Alter and Hero Syndrome, but a full round-up can be found below. A …
