So, I’ve been hinting at this all week with my subtly called not Mamoru Oshii week. You know, because I am just so clever like that apparently. So clever I didn’t tell anyone about it. Encase I didn’t point it out too well, Patlabor 3 is a film that is a part of Mamoru Oshii’s … More #OshiiOct Mamoru Oshii October Announcement
This season is over and despite the lack of shows to watch, I am pretty happy with most of the shows that I’ve watched in a seasonal manner. Most because one is a just stink wad. I am done with non seasonals for the most part. There are three shows I’ve watched which have two … More Weekly Seasonal Watches: Summer 2020 Anime Season Week 13
Being someone who makes content centered on anime and manga on the internet can be a difficult thing to do sometimes. Especially seasonal anime reviewers. People who watch an episode and then write or record their thoughts for their post the next day. I don’t know how people do that. I struggled with doing episodic … More A Self Reflection: Reading and Watching for Reviews
One of my goals for 2020 from the beginning of the year, was to watch the rest of Masaki Yuasa’s filmography because I love his work. The year of Gundam was my first plan, but this was number two because I really love Japan Sinks 2020. Yeah, that plan seems to have fallen to the … More Japan Sinks 2020: Changing Society
I don’t know who I’ve mentioned to on here, but I love spy movies. James Bond, Mission Impossible, A Man Called U.N.C.L.E., and so many other smaller ones. That goes back to the many James Bond movie marathons on spike TV I watched during family Christmas parties when I was younger. I swear that I’ve … More Princess Principal: “Not” British Spy Adventures
Yeah, the title of this blog post is dumb. I still stand by it though. Especially since I was tagged four times. Since I’ve had some more free time opened up my schedule somehow, I thought that I might as well do this one. It’s been a while since I’ve done a tag post and … More I’m a Man of Mystery. Sometimes, in an International Sense. (The Mystery Blogger Award)
Can someone either turn the speed of the year down or can we time skip to 2021 already? This year has gone by too fast for so many reasons and I don’t like it. I mean, this season is ending next week. Gah, the complicated feelings on that. I like a lot of things that … More Weekly Seasonal Watches: Summer 2020 Anime Season Week 12
Oh hey, an anime that doesn’t start with an an A like the rest of this week. What a surprise, huh? Ok, this was planned in a way because I do that now. This anime is yet another #AniTwitWatches series from Jon Spencer’s watch along on twitter. This one is completed, but you can still … More The Rolling Girls: This One is for the Girls!
I think you guys know a lot my tastes in media from my posts, right? For instance, Full Metal Panic. For the past few years, Mecha March has featured a review of a Full Metal Panic season. I have a tab under anime reviews that says Mecha March where you can find those. Or you … More Amagi Brilliant Park: A Fantastically Flawed Theme Park
One question for everyone, how do you follow up the finale of something? You know, like something crazy like Revolutionary Girl Utena. An ending defined by the strongest character plots possible and is infamous? The first answer I have is that you can’t. One could say that even touching anything after a finale can ruin … More Revolutionary Girl Utena: After the Revolution
It’s time for yet another older OVA series. A couple years ago, I had a post looking at the original Bubblegum Crisis OVA series. A tale of a group of adult women in mechanical suits, the Knight Sabers, fighting against runaway robots and cyborgs called boomers in a series of episodic adventures. You know, if … More AD Police Files: Boomers and Humanity
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