I hadn’t noticed that Yatagarasu director Kyougoku Yoshiaki was a key animator on Seirei no Moribito. But it’s totally fitting. I can’t say Karasu wa Aruji o Erabanai is on anything like that level – almost nothing is. But it’s clearly cut from the same cloth, in the same way something like Akatsuki no Yona …
It was for such moments that the phrase “you messed with the wrong guy” was invented. It’s easy to write off Ciel Phantomhive as a product of his circumstances. He’s a vicious bastard because he literally sold his soul to a devil. But that’s not the point here. Make no mistake, Ciel is who he …
I think my interest here has run its course. Impressions: As this too veers more and more into “yay idols,” and bafflingly poor understanding of music production and internet traffic metrics despite that being its core concept, my interest wanes. The especially weird part to me was the third or so of the episode …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m eager to dive back into Star Driver, as we dispense with school festival theatrics and surge onwards towards our grand finale. As expected, our last episode featured the cast’s long-awaited festival performance, which turned out to also serve as the vehicle for conveying the …
As I suspected after last week’s episode, it looks as if the duty of the prodigy is going to be a major theme of Ooi! Tonbo going forward. Days of Diamond is tackling it pretty brilliantly in the manga world right now. And if you want to go further afield both in time and space, …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I figured we’d check back in on Blue Reflection Ray, after a first episode that offered us a bounty of fantastical inventions and an impressive spread of new characters. Fortunately, both the show’s worldbuilding and character beats so far have proven familiar enough to make …
