Anime Limited have recently announced, through a newswire blog post on the AllTheAnime Website, that they will be releasing Lupin Zero, Love Live! Superstar!! – Season 3, The Place Promised in Our Early Days and Wolf Children on Blu-Ray in the UK between January and February 2026. In addition, Wolf Children will be released on 4K …
Did I miss this, or has the baseline just become that much worse? Impressions: I honestly don’t remember much of this since the first season was two years ago. That’s a long time for my attention span. Mostly that it’s the exact same as Material Brave’s premise where the harem powers up from the dude and/or …
Who doesn’t love a surprise narrator to over-explain everything? Impressions: Well, it made me laugh at least. Nothing in this episode was meant to be funny, but I couldn’t help but laugh at the slaver-torturer narrating feeding people to monsters wasn’t enough explanation for the scene, so a second invisible narrator had to cut …
Even in a sea of dumb, this was dumb. Impressions: Even for wrongly accused villainess things, this was pathetic. In the middle of a crowd of people, she yelled to her friend that her hairpin was loose. Literally everybody saw it. People reacted to the commotion they caused. She was then accused of pickpocketing it, …
So he can phase through doors, but not ice cream. How does that work exactly? Impressions: Inoffensive, I suppose, but I can only take being told that she’s blind and he’s invisible so many times, which just leaves her overreacting and making distressed faces to carry the jokes, character development, and… well, I guess …
Ikoku Nikki Short Synopsis: A plain-spoken woman accustomed to living alone takes in her niece after the death of her parents. Wooper: What I liked most about Ikoku Nikki’s first episode was its nonlinear structure. It began with a scene from the not-too-distant future, where Asa (an orphaned teenager) and Makio (her aunt and guardian) …
