Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m thrilled to announce we’re embarking on a new adventure, as we explore the first episode of the ‘06 production Kemonozume. This series was actually the first TV production written and directed by Masaaki Yuasa, who has at this point proven himself not just anime …
Please shoot something. Impressions: I’m going to struggle to have much to say here because there wasn’t much attempted, but also no great sins. I think it’s the failure to commit to the bit. Wouldn’t it at least have the potential to be funnier if she genuinely did inappropriately deploy heavy weaponry as was …
Certainly a lot to unpack there. Last week’s episode was already the most-discussed of the series, at least from what I saw. And this one definitely picks up where that one left off. A lot of the chatter surrounded what Rudo did to Amo, a subject about which I made my feelings clear in last …
This week sees a variety of new releases from Anime Limited, Crunchyroll and MVM Entertainment, with our highlights being the Collector’s Edition release of Fate/Grand Carnival from MVM Entertainment and the first season of Days with My Stepsister from Crunchyroll. As a reminder, Perfect Blue returns to cinemas this week (and in 4K) courtesy of …
It’s sort of fitting that Nishimura Junji hits the airwaves with a new series on the same weekend the new Ranma ½ returns. Nishimura was the main director for most of the original version – which premiered 36 years ago. So yeah, he’s experienced to say the least. Nishimura’s involvement is one of the reasons …
We didn’t even have to wait until Witch Watch Season One ended before getting official confirmation of a sequel. Of course that’s likely because it ended a week late – production delays or otherwise I don’t know, but a recap aired last weekend. There’s no word on an airing date yet but there’s plenty of …
