Transcript: So ‘The Rising of the Shield Hero’ just aired its first 45 minute special episode recently and I kinda dug it, and since I’m generally not really fond of modern Isekai that’s a big deal to

Video Transcript: I think I would have enjoyed ‘That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime’ a lot more if it was an actual video game and not an anime. That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy myself, to be clear.

TL;DW: I enjoyed some of the jokes more and I felt the episode had better pacing, but the episode felt like it was rehashing points that had already been explained in the first episode, and the dialogue

TL;DR: Pretty boring show. Not especially bad, but not especially good. The Bunnygirl conceit feels very contrived and seems to exist only for the sake of marketing the show, and the premise of the 'puberty

Video Transcript: So there’s probably going to be some people watching this video, and wondering what Everipedia actually is, and I wouldn’t blame you since if you’re not someone actively involved in

I've been extremely impressed with the progress EOS has made in only a few short months since the main net launch in June. While I'm sure anyone using Steemit is likely aware of EOS, to those who don't

Planet With, despite having a name that sounds strangely incomplete, had an excellent premiere. This is the latest brainchild of Satoshi Mizukami, author of several well-liked manga such as Lucifer and

I’ve been pretty excited for Hollow Knight. Taunting me ever since its release last year, I’ve been unable to play it until its recent release on the Nintendo Switch. I’m very fond of Metroidvanias and

Spoilers ahead. Meta is an extremely powerful tool for constructing fiction. Self-awareness can be sad, insightful, funny- most mediums, games especially, employ the use meta mainly to be funny. Arguably

Spearhead Games are an independent studio that have developed precisely four titles thus far, although Stories: Path of Destinies from 2016 is the only one of those games that are of any note. The title

This is part 2 of a review of Tokyo Xanadu eX+. If you want to read part 1, which discusses the gameplay and spoiler-free aspects of the story, click this link here. This part will contain full spoilers

As I mentioned in my last post, part of the reason why I’ve been less active these past few weeks is because I’ve been preparing to review a JRPG, more specifically, Tokyo Xanadu eX+, a PS4 port of a 2015

You may have noticed that I’ve skipped episodes two and three in my weekly reviews (in fact, I’ve been missing a lot of episodes recently) part of that is due to being busy with that 6/10 video game known

So here’s a statement for you right off the bat: I don’t think Idol Culture should be represented in anime, video games, and Otaku media in general. I’m not saying they’re an unnecessary inclusion. I’m

Before I start, I should apologise for not being active these past few days. I’ve been somewhat busy this past week, but the bigger reason I haven’t made a post is because I simply haven’t had much to

I’ve been thinking carefully about what to say for #mycuriestory, or if I should even be writing a story at all. It’s been over a week now since my post was upvoted by Curie, and I have nothing but thanks

Whereas last week’s episode was more focused on steadily building up a creeping sense of paranoia, this week is an episode of revelation. The colour pallete for this episode is brighter, dialogue is less

In my review of the first episode of SAO Alternative I noted how strange the mix of aesthetics were. That LLEN’s character design and the ending theme gave the impression that this anime was a moe show

Steins;Gate is a classic anime series, and one of the best anime from 2011, a year filled to the brim with great titles. I’d even argue that Steins;Gate is simply one of the best stories about time travel

Sword Art Online’s online community perception has been an interesting thing to watch over the years. From a cool show released in 2012 with an interesting premise which blew up in popularity, to a show