Kuroshitsuji is another of those series that should get more discussion than it does. It has the money combination of being both excellent and popular. And that popularity unquestionably is not confined to Japan – the manga sells very well even in English. Like HeroAca it may have a bit of a fatigue factor, but …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m delighted to be returning to Ojamajo Doremi Sharp, as we check in on the continuing fortunes of our increasingly competent ojamajos. Our last episode featured the welcome return of Aiko’s best friend Nobuko, who came ready to greet the fourth grade with a new …
There’s no question that there’s some fatigue among the English-language fandom for Boku no Hero Academia. At least as far as discussion is concerned (though it had already slowed down around here even during Season 6, arguably the show’s best). Yet by most measures the franchise’s popularity is as strong as ever. Manga sales have …
In a way, you know, it’s almost too easy with Ooi! Tonbo. I’m such a sucker for what it does that as long as it does it relatively well, I’m hooked. And it does so indeed, and more. I’m a fan of the execution of both halves of its story, the sport and the character …
It’s the start of a new month, which means brand new additions to the Netflix streaming platform, and today subscribers in the UK can watch GODZILLA MINUS ONE, Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku, ONE PUNCH MAN (Season 2) and Black Clover (Season 3). The addition of GODZILLA MINUS ONE is a welcome surprise, as the film not …
Hello everyone, Lenlo here. Lets talks, about the state of the blog, the state of my life, and where things are going. Or well, I’m going to talk, y’all are going to read. As many of you have noticed, posts have been slowing down for a while now. I’m months late on things like the …
