Hello, is this thing on? I know my Friday posts are reserved for manga related content, and some of it has been more about anime than manga, but there is other content coming, don’t worry. I just wanted to get this post out because the manga is so dang good. I believe we’re all familiar … Continue reading I’m in love with Koda Minare!
Tag: Anime & Manga
10 Amazing anime opening themes!
Initially I was going to write a piece talking about different Japanese artists, and what I liked about them. After two attempts of writing up a list I still wasn’t quite happy with what I wrote down. It had great artists, but the content had quickly turned into a boring list, with my writing adding … Continue reading 10 Amazing anime opening themes!
Bungou Stray Dogs Volume 1
Bungou stray dogs is a story of a genre that is right up my alley. I love fantasy elements set within modern day worlds. I used to not be into this genre at all when I was younger. I was one of those elitists that thought high fantasy like Lord of the Rings was gospel … Continue reading Bungou Stray Dogs Volume 1
Yuru Camp is peak happiness
When I was young, my parents often took us camping. In the early years we would go and rent out a spot with a tent, and then be there for a while. Later we switched to those holiday homes. The cheap ones, obviously. That was a step up for me, but I still hated it. … Continue reading Yuru Camp is peak happiness
5 Winter 2021 anime that stand out
Today I’ll be looking at some of the anime that have stood out so far during the winter season. It’s been a very stacked season and a lot of the shows I’ve been watching are sequels. This leaves the amount of new shows I’ve had time for quite low, but there are enough good shows … Continue reading 5 Winter 2021 anime that stand out
Seasonal Anime Vs. Binge-watching
Not long after I was first introduced to anime, I started getting into the habit of watching shows weekly, as they aired. Unfortunately very accurate representation of me. Keep in mind, I was a teenager with heaps of free time and very few friends back then. Every day there would be three or four shows … Continue reading Seasonal Anime Vs. Binge-watching
The Cruel Beauty of Arlong Park.
I believe that all anime fans, or fans of any other form of media have a very specific moment where they fall in love with it. I don’t mean the first time you watch something and think to yourself ‘yeah, I enjoyed that.’ No, the moment I’m talking about is something a lot more specific. … Continue reading The Cruel Beauty of Arlong Park.
The good, the bad and the mediocre
Are enjoyable stories different from good stories, and does that matter? This is a topic I have been sitting on for a while, and I’m not sure what to think about it. Let me start by explaining what I mean with the title, and how the question sprung to mind.There are many stories out there … Continue reading The good, the bad and the mediocre
The Webtoon anime adaptations were underwhelming
And here's why: I wrote the first draft for this about two months ago, when the Noblesse anime had just started airing and I was about one third of the way through the God of Highschool webtoon. When I finished writing it I wasn’t quite confident in what I wrote so I decided to put … Continue reading The Webtoon anime adaptations were underwhelming
One Piece: Why Akainu had to replace Sengoku.
Why Sengoku retiring as fleet admiral and Akainu taking the position is important for the conclusion of One Piece.
Opal Kaharis 