If I said this wasn’t an especially great episode by Apocalypse Hotel’s standards, you’d have to take it in context. This show has been an absolute revelation, the surprise of the season (Witch Watch has also surprised, but it’s not on the same level). It’s also been on a freakishly good run lately, culminating in …
Iwakura Aria set for August 2025 Release on Nintendo Switch and Windows PC
PQube Games have today confirmed that the visual novel Iwakura Aria will launch physically on Nintendo Switch, as well as digitally on Nintendo Switch and Windows PC, on 14th August 2025 within Europe. Iwakura Aria is an entirely new visual novel from MAGES. and features an intriguing story with a unique art style, and follows …
Anime Limited to screen Cardcaptor Sakura, DAN DA DAN, Naruto, and more at MCM London Comic Con this weekend
Anime Limited, otherwise known as All The Anime, have today taken to social media to reveal what they have planned for MCM Comic Con in London this weekend and it comes with a few surprises. Naturally attendees can expect the standard panels and booth with various deals, but they will also be hosting screenings of …
Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning- to screen at MCM London Comic Con on 24th May 2025
The official MCM Comic Con social media account has today revealed, in partnership with Bandai Namco Entertainment, that Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning- will be screening at MCM Comic Con in London on the Main Stage at 2:35pm on Saturday 24th May 2025. As a reminder Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX is the latest anime entry …
Apocalypse Hotel #07 — Screaming Children
Flanderization really in high gear here. Impressions: I was pretty sick of this episode halfway in. It was basically giving an episode to Jar Jar Binks or Wesley Crusher and telling them to really, really ham it up. You can’t possibly be too loud or obnoxious. But also, make it an appeal to how big your …
Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals – 07
Illegals continues to cruise right along, doing what it does. A part of that is providing backfill for the main story, fleshing out the parts of the skeleton that Horikoshi for reasons of time or editorial limitations didn’t. And it does so much more anonymously than it really should, given its status as a spinoff …






