This season of Kingdom really hasn’t wasted any time diving right in to the serious military machinations. In this series’ terms that’s fanservice, more or less – like a sports anime focusing on actual games right away. I enjoy all the other aspects of this series – the politics (which in Kingdom is cumulatively warfare’s …
I don’t know how, but somehow Fumetsu manages to keep upping the ante on weirdness. What’s wild is that it’s not a random sort of weird, like Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita or its ilk. This series actually tells a more or less linear narrative – it just does so in an extraordinarily weird way, Equally …
This show really should have a hazmat warning for cute. Come on – showing us these two in kindergarten isn’t playing fair. I mean, they’re so goddam kawaii as 8th-graders – isn’t that bad enough? I didn’t put Kao ni Denai Kashiwada-san to Kao ni Deru Oota-kun in the poll this season, because honestly there …
This one goes out for all the foot fetishists. Impressions: Date week continues, though if any show, this is the one most suited for it, and maybe not surprisingly, does the best job of them by a very, very long shot, weird shots of socks while sitting in a movie aside. The skeleton is …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re returning to Blue Reflection Ray in the heat of the action, as blue and red reflectors clash while a new world struggles to be born. Driven by the seemingly apocalyptic machinations of Shino, Mio was drawn into battle against her sister Hiori and former …
It’s been an uncharacteristic love-fest so far with Boku no Hero Academia: Final Season. And justifiably, as it’s been epic every week and featured some of the finest animation TV anime has seen in years. But we’re headed into the stretch of the manga now where some readers started to push back. I’ll be interested …
