Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. We’re still deep in the January doldrums at this point, but I’ve been keeping busy however I can, and it seems my tabletop associates are at last emerging from their hibernation and bellowing for treats. It’s significantly harder to set up DnD sessions now that we …
The Colors Within UK Cinema Tickets Now Available to Book Online with film to Screen from 31st January 2025
There is just over 2 weeks to go until The Colors Within, which is an anime directed by Naoko YAMADA, arrives in cinemas across the UK and cinema tickets are now available to book online through the official website. The film, which will be available in participating cinemas (including VUE, ODEON & Showcase) from 31st …
Clear River Games to Release Physical Version of LUNAR Remastered Collection for PlayStation 4 & Nintendo Switch within Europe
Clear River Games have recently taken to social media to reveal that they have partnered with Gungho America to release physical versions of LUNAR Remastered Collection onto the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch within Europe on 18th April 2025. LUNAR Remastered Collection combines both LUNAR: Silver Star Story, and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue, into a …
LiA Bespoke Project: Dessert – The Perfect Dinner (and Companions)
In conjunction with my Japanese full culture piece, Nicc asked me to come up with my perfect night out dinner. What food would I order? What booze? And what characters from anime and manga would I have as my dining companions? Not easy questions, to be sure. I think I’d start with a Glencairn of …
A Message from SPJA
Our hearts go out to all those affected by the devastating wildfires in Southern California, and we extend our deepest gratitude to the first responders whose tireless bravery continues to inspire us all. Since 2008, Anime Expo has proudly called Los Angeles home, bringing together fans from around the world to celebrate anime and Japanese …
Second Impressions – Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu (I Have a Crush at Work)
All systems remain “go” for Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu after the second episode. There’s really nothing I can point to that annoys me or isn’t clicking – it’s just a very matter-of-fact, unassuming series that plays out with a ton of authenticity. I think the fact that it’s utilizing largely lesser-known …