Thanks, narrator. Since we’re into the double digits, I made the mistake of glancing at what horrors the fall season holds, and was met with something like 17 RPG-world shows, and over 20 sequels/reboots. Good goddamned god, anime industry. Impressions: Just last week, I was talking about how there’s a zombie deer disease that could certainly …
Summer 2024 – Week 10 in Review
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. With my housemate back from vacation, my progress through Sailor Moon’s final season has slowed precipitously, but I am determined to complete the journey! And though I miss Chibi Usa, if that’s the bargain that must be made to ditch Pegasus, I will make it gladly. …
Katsute Mahou Shoujo to Aku wa Tekitai shiteita. – 09
It’s fascinating that this sort of series loves Christmas episodes so much. I guess it sort of fits – any slice of life show is going to find holidays a natural outlet. Byakuya and Mira are certainly cute together but to be honest, they kind of make me rethink my view that Katsute Mahou Shoujo …
I Like Fairy Tail. Change My Mind!
Fairy Tail: Hundred Year Quest Initial Series Review When it comes to Shonen series, depending on who you’re asking, Fairy Tail is either pretty famous…or pretty infamous. People have criticized Hiro Mashima’s best-known work for many things over the years. Things like having too much fanservice in it and not enough character depth. How it …
Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters Available to Stream on Crunchyroll in the UK
The final episodes of Dragon Ball Z Kai, known as Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters, are now available to stream on Crunchyroll for UK subscribers in both dubbed and subbed formats. As a (final) reminder Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters is a continuation of Dragon Ball Z Kai, with these episodes …
Birmingham Anime Film Festival Returns this Autumn
The organizers for the Birmingham Anime Film Festival (BAFF), a movie festival that sees a wide-variety of anime films shown in cinemas across Birmingham, will return this September and October. The Birmingham Anime Film Festival will take place between Thursday 19th September and Sunday 6th October 2024, with films being screened at The Mockingbird Cinema, …