Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am eager to continue our journey aboard the Galaxy Express, and see what wonders the cosmos have to offer us. Well, I say that like I’m expecting anything good to happen, when in truth Tetsuro’s journeys have mostly centered on veneers of exotic beauty …
If ever a series were bubblicious, it’s Trillion Game. It doesn’t have anything about it that especially stands out. But it does deliver what it promises. Even when Madhouse isn’t trotting out their A game their shows have a look, and Trillion Game has it. And while nothing here is flamboyantly exceptional, everything here is …
I continue to be pretty impressed by 365 Days to the Wedding. Even in a crowded season’s crowded-est day it stands out as intelligently written and distinctive. I haven’t been a huge fan of any of Wakaki Tamiki’s prior series, which was really my only qualifier when I identified this series as a sleeper. But …
Fall Friday’s unrelenting avalanche of anime continues. Ao no Hako is a show I would love to spend more time over – especially given that I think it takes a fair amount of unfair criticism. But reality just doesn’t allow it. Perhaps in winter – which looks fairly meh this far out and at the …
This news is slightly old (better late than never), but Sony Pictures UK, in partnership with Crunchyroll, have confirmed that the animated film OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom will screen in UK cinemas (subbed and dubbed) from 8th November 2024. Tickets for the film have also started to become available to book online, such as ODEON, …
Following on from it’s surprise addition to Crunchyroll in the UK last week, which we reported on here, Netflix subscribers in the UK can now experience the fun of Dragon Ball Daima, as the first episode now available to stream subtitled on the platform. As a reminder Dragon Ball Daima features original work, story, and …
