Fans of spiritual visual novels, of which see the protagonist spirited away into another world, or BL story lines will be interested to know that the The Town of Nie has arrived digitally onto the Nintendo eShop and Steam, and is also available with a playable demo for the Nintendo Switch. Developed by dramatic create, …
Tune into this week’s OnK for the latest shipping news. It’s been a long time coming actually – this side of the story hadn’t been getting much oxygen this season between the making the sausage stuff and the occasional forays into the revenge plot. Of course the romance angle is intimately tied into those threads …
Not for the first time, I’m struck by just how much happens in a typical episode of Sengoku Youko (it strikes harder in anime form for sure). Even more, that Mizukami Satoshi manages to maintain this sort of pacing without sacrificing character drama (and development). What most mangaka can only do with slow, gradual build-up …
At least it’s over. Impressions: We end as of course we do, with recycled sequences and flashbacks to the last time they told these jokes. It’s also probably not a great idea to try to be referencing an actual agent of chaos and parody like Chiitan because that just highlights how little of its …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. This week I hit another milestone in my reader projects, as I followed up my Evangelion episodic writeups with a piece on the final Rebuild film, attempting to put my many contradictory thoughts on this franchise revival to bed. I’m quite happy with the result, and …
Another week in the books, and we’re one step closer to the end of Katsute Mahou Shoujo to Aku wa Tekitai shiteita. and zero steps closer to me understanding it. I still have no clue what the thinking behind this show is. And at this point that means I probably never will, as anything but …
