…Why. Impressions: I didn’t go back and watch the original’s first episode, but… yeah. I still don’t understand why this exists. Characters, writing, humor were all perfected in August of 1987, but the problems that needed updating? A slightly different color scheme, a few more frames of animation, and the nipples sanded off. Better …
No anime is ever going to live that down apparently. Impressions: I guess we’ll start with the throwbacks. The positive is that its animation isn’t bad, pointlessly CGI knives notwithstanding, though that could also be how many shows this season are atrociously animated recalibrating my expectations. A gag here and there wasn’t awful either, mostly …
Please stop sparkling at me. There’s four or five shows today (not actually certain what the deal with Ranma and Netflix is, but I already know from the leak that the new version is a 1:1 re-adaptation of the manga and practically indistinguishable from the previous except for updated art/animation), but they’re all being …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’d like to settle down to enjoy a cozy new episode of Skip and Loafer, and see how Mitsumi is faring with festival preparations. Our last episode offered one of this production’s most enchanting tone pieces so far, vividly realizing the nostalgic, lackadaisical atmosphere of …
No Deku, no Bakugo, no problen. Boku no Hero Academia keeps rolling along, delivering the goods week after week in a season mostly devoid of its main protagonist. And often its main villains, too. This was a quieter episode than last week’s epic blockbuster, one of the biggest and most spectacular of the entire series. …
Yet another premiere out of the season preview. And yet another series that’s not about kids – or at least, high-school or younger kids. The subject at hand with Goukon ni Ittara Onna ga Inakatta Hanashi is college- well, kids. Six of them to be precise. This time it’s a romcon and a shoujo romcom …
