Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re scrambling for good seats at Cafe Liebe, just in time for Yuri is My Job!’s Blume election results to be revealed. Our last episode offered something of a breakthrough in the Sumika-Kanoko drama, though the two are still far from friends. Kanoko was unwilling …
It’s been quite the weekend for the Miharu/vampire theme in anime. But Witch Watch obviously takes it in a vey different direction than Call of the Night. This was probably the most “serious” episode apart from the warlock battle arc (ironically it had a mini one of those too), but not overly so. Dispensing with …
They’re still rocks. Impressions: As I weed down the hojillion Sunday shows, I don’t think this is doing enough to hold my attention to make it any further. They look for stuff, find fool’s gold, learn about fool’s gold, then look for gold, learn about gold, learn about weird pressed gold. My eyes were …
That was what I’d call a classic iteration of Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun. Right in the series’ sweet spot – fairy tale surrealism, Shinto mythology with a touch of creepy horror, Hanako vamping for the camera. His absence for most of the season premiere wasn’t an issue, but it is a reminder of how much the …
Kimi to Ame to – 02 With You and the Rain is a vibe, that’s for sure. And I’m definitely enjoying it. But the whole “dog” thing is vexing me a little. Why is it that everyone (with one exception) looks at “Kimi” and says “Oh, a dog”? Because look, it couldn’t be any more …
While it has been better than three years since the first season ended , the vibe here is a bit different than what I remember. The silliness factor is ramped way up. And this is reflected in the visual style (which I’m not the first person to point out). Things have gotten sort of Gainax-y …
