Aaah, the season of all election ads and lunacy. Stick a fork in “girls in a hobby club” shows, because they’re clearly done. It’s all cheat power reincarnations and RPG worlds, all the time. Especially when it comes to sequels/continuations, because as we wind our way through the once again double digit new iterations of them, …
Ha ha. Puns. Impressions: I like the idea more than the actual execution. It was largely focused on Kojirou and him learning the Valuable Lesson™ about being a better leader from the dudes he’s commanding. Two issues though, aside from the usual bizarre Cloverworks nonsense, like screenshots of CGI horses over random narrator exposition. …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I figured we’d check back in with Hana and the gang, as our brave Precures charge towards the conclusion of their grand adventure. Over the past forty-some episodes, our heroes have made lifelong friends, discovered key facets of themselves, and even fallen in love (with …
I was going to comment to the effect of “let’s see the fans complain about that one”. But, well – this is HeroAca, you know some will. There’s no silk purse fine enough in the world for this fandom to not see a sow’s ear in it. All the stops were pulled out here, down …
Having officially been inducted into the Federation Forces as the 13th Independent Unit, the White Base enters the neutral colony Side 6 to serve as a decoy. There Amuro reunites with his father Tem, and meets a mysterious girl named Lalah Sune. Lalah turns out to be a pilot for the Zeon Forces’ Newtype unit …
With evacuees from Side 7 onboard, the White Base crosses the Pacific Ocean and heads west towards the continent of Eurasia. Amidst that journey filled with battle, Amuro has a fight with Bright and runs away, suffering from the deaths of Matilda, who he had feelings for, and Ryu, who was like a big brother …
