The farther along we get with the ending of Boku no Hero Academia, the more mystified I am that there was so much bitching about it. Like, genuinely – I know it’s been 15 months, but I genuinely struggle to see why so many manga readers hated it. I remember some of the complaints, sure …
Yes sir, Shabake has really leveled up nicely. Which I kind of expected, to be fair (to me). Slow-build novel adaptations tend to do that, as do these sorts of Shinto-themed series. Right now it’s succeeding on three different fronts – as a youkai series (though “ayakashi” would be more correct, and that’s what the …
So was that Krampus, then? We’re getting to the point in Sanda where this adaptation’s intentions are going to become clear. The manga ran for 16 volumes, the anime is listed with 12 episodes. Doing a full treatment in that time would obviously be impossible, but Science SARU is showing no signs of hurrying things. …
I remember when I had hopes for this show. Impressions: It really is kind of incredible how far this has lost the thread of its beginning, and how it really seems determined to compete with the android show for which can piss around the most and be worse written. Two goddamned thirds of this …
A recent listing on the BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) website has revealed that the 2019 TV anime series Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia been rated for “Physical media + VOD/Streaming” in the UK with it receiving a rating of 15. The title, which is an anime adaptation of the “Babylonia” chapter from …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today rain beats down on the first match of the summer tournament, as our boys from Nishiura strive to overcome the first-seated Tosei team. After managing to eke out a two-run lead across the first few innings, they were put on the backfoot by their technically …
