This is some weird shizzle, man. I would say this about Itagaki Paru. She’s the sort of writer who can’t not be interesting. She loses me sometimes, but that’s a matter of the narrative choices she makes. Paru is always trying to be about something, and that counts for a lot. I often feel in …
New retail listings at Amazon UK and Anime-On-Line have today revealed that Crunchyroll (UK) are planning to release Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest – Season 3, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba -Hashira Training Arc-, Kaiju No.8 – Season 1, My Hero Academia – Season 7 Part 2, ONE PIECE – Collection 39, and That …
The first official Nintendo Pop-Up Store in London has now opened, and until 16th November 2025, is available for Nintendo fans in the UK to visit. What exactly can you find inside? How much do things cost? Well, carry on reading and all shall be revealed! Oh, and if you can not make it to …
Give me a break. Impressions: I said last week that the writing was approaching unhinged enough to become amusing. The bad news here is that they pulled back sharply and it went back to being just bad enough to be terrible, which I think is mainly on the pacing getting taken out back and shot. …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re returning to the far flung planets of Andor, where our hero Cassian has found himself in a whole heap of trouble. Not that he’s actively trying to be a hero or anything; he’s only seeking his sister, lost in the fallout of whatever happened …
Weren’t there killer robots tearing villages apart looking for him? I did flip through the mermaid monster thing, and it finally revealed that the annoying girl is also a monster… in the first three minutes of the episode, and then decided to just sit and stall on that for the entire rest of the …
