New listings on Netflix UK have revealed that the first season of The Eminence in Shadow, which recently became available to pre-order on Blu-Ray from Anime Limited, as well as the documentary Hayao Miyazaki and the Heron will be added to the streaming platform within the next week. The Eminence in Shadow will become available …
It has been five years since Manga Entertainment (now Crunchyroll) released the 30th Anniversary Edition of Dragon Ball Z, of which saw the series presented in a 4:3 aspect ratio, and since then the disc contents of that Anniversary Edition have been repackaged and re-released as individual season sets in the UK. Fast forward to …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m happy to announce we’re diving back into The Legend of Vox Machina, and continuing our thorough investigation of tabletop gaming’s intersection of narrative and game design, as well as how all that nonsense might be translated back to a linear adapted narrative. It’s a …
At heart this is certainly a slice of life series, I think that’s clear by now. But even so, when you’ve hooked as big a whopper as Negaposi Angler did in the premiere, it’s surprising that we’re this late in the game and there are no signs it’s being reeled in. Most episodes have been …
An episode like this is a ridiculous amount of fun, there’s no denying that. Kind of Hell to write about, though. I mean, wall to wall insanity for 22 minutes pretty much covers it. How many ways are there to frame that? I mean, it was great for what it was – but this adaptation …
What’s last shall be first. That was of course another banger episode – the rest of this arc is pretty much all bangers – but I want to touch on that final frame (and the preview). “Sakabatou Shougeki” (next week’s Episode 10) was a side story Watsuki Nobuhiro wrote for the 25th Anniversary Exhibition in …
