Anime that premiere in the middle of the traditional season usually do so in non-traditional places. That’s certainly the case with Ninja Kamui, a straight-to-Cartoon Network series with simuldubs in English and Japanese. But it’s anime – produced in Japan by a Japanese studio – and if I cover stuff on Netflix I see no …
Welcome all, to a late week of Black Lagoon! This has been a busy few days for me, so apologies for the delay and shortness of the post. I actually didn’t even get to watch the episodes until Wednesday night, and writing this got put off until Friday morning. Turns out everything is starting to …
Not to be a broken record, but Denken is absolutely the MVM of this arc. He’s really keeping it afloat, frankly, amidst a sea of predictability. He seems to be drawing the short straw over and over in the luck department, which leads me to believe he’s being flagged to eventually fail at least, if …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re checking out a new property I was recently commissioned, as we explore the first episode of the currently airing Solo Leveling. To be perfectly honest, I’m not entirely sure what to expect from this one, or how exactly it might be my sort of …
I wish I’d kept my Monster Manual. The phenomenon of manga adaptations is endlessly fascinating. Looking at Dungeon Meshi, a very recent commercial powerhouse, it’s interesting to speculate why the anime receives much lower aggregator scores than the manga. Frankly, as a reader I find it hard to imagine what fans of the manga might …
Sword Art Online the Movie -Progressive- Scherzo of Deep Night, the second film in the Sword Art Online -Progressive- story line, is now available to stream on Crunchyroll (and in the UK) in both Subbed and Dubbed formats. The film originally received a limited UK cinematic release in February last year, but now Crunchyroll subscribers …
