I almost feel guilty liking Red Cat Ramen as much as I do. A show about either cats or ramen would already have a big head start with me (though there are plenty – they still have to actually be good). But one about both? That’s a first as far as I’m aware. Layer in …
Why not do segments in those styles? Come on, show some flair. Oh god. This new WordPress update slightly broke my editing interface. Ugh. Impressions: It’s stil cute enough, but… yeah. I really wish they had focused on and developed some of these parts a lot more. I would’ve been fine with an in-depth exploration …
How many mind control people did they put on Team A anyway? Impressions: I guess the first third wasn’t too bad, and I think that I’d rather continue with this than try to switch instead to Kite Man which begins today, because I really really dislike Kite Man and the pre-air reviews seem to indicate that …
Let the sell-out begin. Is what kind of want to say. But it’s probably too early. Problem is, with Oshi no Ko I’m conditioned to Akasaka doing just that. It’s an assumption that he’s going to pull his punches when it comes to real criticism. In the end, the goodness of the principals involved will …
In French and Cajun cuisine it’s called a roux, flour and melted butter. You can use a slurry of corn starch and water, or even just flour. Whatever it is, the purpose is simple – it’s a thickener. For sauces, soups, whatever Plots need thickeners sometimes too of course. This was certainly the roux episode …
With all due respect to Yonaoshi Kyodai-hen – which is really rather a lot – for me this is the true premiere of Sengoku Youko. Both in the sense that this is when Mizukami’s writing goes from good to great, and that the “World Reform Siblings” arc was truly a prologue. Like all good prologues …
