Netflix have recently given fans of Saniro characters a first look at the upcoming stop-motion animation series, My Melody & Kuromi, which has been confirmed to premiere on Netflix in July. My Melody & Kuromi, which is being produced by TORUKU from WIT STUDIO and directed by Tomoki Misato, is a new series that acts …
Twilight Hotel #02 — Gambler Gambles
News at 11. Impressions: This one is falling prey to the same stuff that makes it not actually a mystery as the doctor show. The dude has a pachinko ball for a head. He loves to gamble. The reveal that he’s a gambler who ruined his life by… gambling, is not solving a mystery. …
The Apothecary Diairies #25 — Slave Literacy Through Porn
I know what romance novels really are. Impressions: I enjoyed the first few episodes of the original run for the deadpan snarky commentary on what a messed up world the whole imperial court deal was alongside some actual mysteries, meeting new characters, interactions with them, etc. But all that vanished into a holding pattern, as …
Übel Blatt #01 — Abusing Children For Fun
That frame at top right is sending me for some reason. Impressions: The good news it that this is apparently skipping the entire first prelude volume of the source manga, which means that we miss a whole lot of rape, gore, and *ahem* horse rape. Whether that’s a farewell, or see you later, I …
Guild Receptionist #01 — Premise Recitation
Please stop saying the title. You’re killing me here. Impressions: I didn’t have very high expectations, but CloverWorks has been enough of a wildcard as a studio lately that I wasn’t quite sure, but boy, was this half-assed. I think at least a solid 25% of the script was just characters repeating the title …
Welcome to Japan, Elf #01 — The Majesty of Japan
Just shag already. Like yesterday, there are a ton of new shows today, plus Apothecary Diaries restarts, and I’ll at least glance at the hotel and golf things. Gonna get through two at a time, so it’ll be a little bit before I take a whack at probably the other two fantasy things, though …






