Much subtlety. Impressions: Same as the last few, and the same commentary might as well be copy/pasted. About eight minutes of Maomao monologuing to explain it all, while the person in question, one of the high mucky-muck concubine’s honey maids, sits there glaring with knives glinting in the background, dead eyes, and ominous shadows over …
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You – Episode 2
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am pleased as punch to be returning to The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You, a show whose first episode proved its clear and compelling candidacy for the “heartwarming harem” subgenre. Though harem anime don’t exactly have the most sterling …
Shut-in Vampire Princess #10 — Violence Against Giraffes
And by giraffes, I guess. Impressions: It’s really weird to me that in one scene, the violence is a giraffe man spinning his neck like a helicopter, and the next, people are being stabbed in the neck with big blood spurts. I’m pretty sure you’d instantly give yourself an aneurysm twirling the brain basket …
PSYCHO-PASS: Providence Now Available to Stream on Crunchyroll
Following on from its cinematic release earlier this year, Crunchyroll have now added PSYCHO-PASS: Providence, a feature-length-film within the PSYCHO-PASS franchise that bridges the gap between PSYCHO-PASS Sinners of the System Case 3: On the Other Side of Love and Hate and season 3 of the PSYCHO-PASS TV series, to their streaming platform. The film, which is just …
YOUR NAME and WEATHERING WITH YOU Now Streaming On Demand via Channel 4 in Japanese (with English Subtitles)
Following on from it’s UK TV broadcast on Film4 this week you can now watch YOUR NAME and WEATHERING WITH YOU via Channel 4’s on demand streaming service in Japanese with English subtitles. Both films will only be available for a limited time on the streaming service, and once expired they will no longer be …
Sousou no Frieren – 15
I seem to have reached some sort of nexus point with Sousou no Frieren. I don’t know whether the show itself has actually leveled up or I simply got to the buy-in stage for nebulous reasons – as sometimes happens with slice of life. But it’s clicking for me now in a way it (mostly) …