I’ve been doing quick reviews for anime for a while now, and it’s one of my favorite kinds of posts to write. Now, writing about the manga you read in the past month/week/quarter isn’t exactly a new idea, but many of my ideas aren’t new. Better to steal a good idea from someone else than … Continue reading Manga Quick Reviews: The Breaker Vol. 5, Wave, listen to me Vol. 9 & Yuru Camp Vol. 13
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Vol 2: Chapter Seventeen – The Origin of The Chandecobra
The next evening came and although the storm still wasn’t as aggressive as they feared, all signs pointed towards it picking up during the night. So the crew, with the help of our party, spent most of the day making sure everything on the ship was extra secure and everyone knew their tasks when the … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Seventeen – The Origin of The Chandecobra
One Piece Volume 17
My staff and I often go to a very noisy Japanese restaurant where a lot of people take their children. There are TVs at each table. If you go there on Sunday nights at 7:30, you’ll see the children staring at the TV screens with their mouths wide open, looking silly.They’re watching One Piece.When I … Continue reading One Piece Volume 17
Your regularly scheduled schedule changes
Whenever May rolls around I’m always reminded of Justin Timberlake’s pronunciation of ‘me’ in the song ‘it’s gonna be me’. It’s so over the top that even Blink182 should probably take notes. But it’s also the time of the year where change is in the air. The rain and dark clouds disappear and it’s time … Continue reading Your regularly scheduled schedule changes
The Necromancer’s Daughter – Chapter Five
Raindrops and Revelations Maharis V“So what’s next?” Ianari returned to her place behind the bar once more and went back to cleaning the glasses.“I suppose you won’t allow me to just go back?”“There are rules to this process and you’re well aware. The only way out of this place is by taking the path to … Continue reading The Necromancer’s Daughter – Chapter Five
Treasure Chest of Courage
If you’ve been following this blog along for the past few years, you’ll know that I’m a big fan of slice of life shows. Shows in which the plot doesn’t really move forward at all, but characters just kind of exist in the world they live in. What’s vital to the success of these kinds … Continue reading Treasure Chest of Courage
Vol 2: Chapter Sixteen – Towards Rilodar
When Mana and Cobal returned to the docks, there seemed to be some sort of commotion. A bunch of people were circling around two men who were arguing. On the edge of the group, sitting on some crates and eating lunch, were Dylon, Mirgia and Kimi.“What’s going on here?” Cobal asked.Mirgia pointed at the ship. … Continue reading Vol 2: Chapter Sixteen – Towards Rilodar
Politics in One Piece #1: Drum Island
Luffy is a terrorist. That’s right folks, everyone’s favorite rubber man is an anti-establishment freedom fighter that murdered cops and criminals alike. But I don’t think I ever got to that conclusion the first time I watched and read One Piece. Apparently I’m not the only one who didn’t get it initially. I recently watched … Continue reading Politics in One Piece #1: Drum Island
One Piece Volume 16
We’re still in Drum Island folks. The village where Usopp and Vivi are staying is about to be swallowed by an avalanche so Wapol and his cronies get out of there as fast as they can. They climb up to the mountain in an attempt to catch up with Luffy and Sanji. Throughout all of … Continue reading One Piece Volume 16
Quick Reviews: Farming Life, In/Spectre S2, Angel Next Door, Reincarnated Princess
I know that we’ve already done two of these at the tailend of the winter season, but I watched a whopping 28 shows that season which means there’s still things left to talk about. If you missed the first two quick reviews I did, you can find them here and here. If you’re all caught … Continue reading Quick Reviews: Farming Life, In/Spectre S2, Angel Next Door, Reincarnated Princess
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