This and no other brilliant negotiating tactics. Oops. This had its first episode premiere today, but will be airing the second episode onward on Mondays, beginning on the sixth. Impressions: We’re just getting all the overtly unsalvagably terrible shows out of the way first this season. Never mind that like 75% of them fall into …
Winter 2025 – Week 1 in Review
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. It’s the beginning of a brand spanking new year, and though all signs point to a renewed slate of horrors bearing down on us, I’m determined to at least start the year with as much confidence and enthusiasm as possible. I mean, we’ve got… what, that …
Competition: Win TRIGUN STAMPEDE on Blu-Ray
To celebrate the start of the new year, as well as us joining Bluesky, we have teamed up with Crunchyroll (UK) to offer one lucky follower the chance of winning TRIGUN STAMPEDE on Blu-Ray. How to Enter: To enter this amazing competition simply click the ENTER NOW button and you’ll be taken to Gleam where …
Call of the Night, Cells at Work, Dr. STONE, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Magi, Naruto, & SPY x FAMILY Arrive on Netflix in the UK
A new month, and a new year, means new additions to the Netflix streaming platform, and today anime fans will find Call of the Night (Season 1), Cells at Work (Season 1), Dr. STONE (Season 3), Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (Complete Series), Magi (Complete Series), Naruto (Season 2) and SPY x FAMILY (Season 2) available to stream in the UK. A breakdown of all …
First (and Second) Impressions – Beastars Final Season
I’m in sort of an odd position with Beastars in every way. In the first place, there was a time where I’d have been a lot more invested in its return than I am now. But the second season was a pretty big step down for me, especially the way it ended. It’s been three …
2024 Anime Year in Review Part II: #11-20
Ah, the second 10. A very important group in assessing the year as a whole, as I note every year. In the end I always think the quality of the best series tells us more about the year than anything – were the top few shows really deserving of that? But #11-20 probably tells us …





