Engineer in training, I play brass instruments, I watch TV shows/anime, and blog sometimes.
I’ve talked about the Sound! Euphonium series before and how it was relatable to me. I was a massive band nerd during my time in high school which carried over to college. While my experiences are not one to one with the anime itself because I didn’t go to a Japanese high school and my … More Liz and the Blue Bird: Soft, Sweet, and Sentimental
Hello everyone. I’m at Sakuracon in Seattle this weekend and I have a press pass for the first time in my life, so I am going to try my best to cover everything I do at the con at a reasonable schedule. Hopefully I will be able to get my posts out at a timely … More Sakuracon: Day 0
I’ve been wondering to myself how I was going to approach the Heaven’s Feel: Lost Butterfly for a week or two now and there is a major reason of that. It’s the middle chapter of a movie trilogy. It has no beginning and no definitive ending either. Just a cliff hanger. With that in mind, … More Of Heaven’s Feel Part 2 and Loving Large Franchises
Spring seems to be a very quiet season in a lot of ways. For one thing, apparently anime production is down 20%. Something I find a good thing because production has gone too far recently and needs a break. Perhaps a larger break then this? The other reason is that I haven’t found a lot … More Weekly Seasonal Watches: 4/15/18 (Some First Impressions Inside)
Last week’s post was dedicated to Kaiba and more exploration of Masaki Yuasa’s works. This post is dedicated in a similar manner, but to explore more of studio Gainax’s works. The strange thing is from everything that I’ve seen, Gainax has a lot of discography talked about for one reason or another. They used to … More Mahoromatic: A Very Gainax Magical Girlfriend Show
(I’m going to start this post off with a huge disclaimer. This post is about streaming services in general, not just anime streaming services. While I am about to say a lot of negative things about streaming services through out this post, I in no way condone piracy at any level. That doesn’t mean that … More Streaming Services: Everybody Wants To Put Their Hand In The Cookie Jar
Winter 2019 was something unique to be sure. Some very eye opening experiences in terms of shows that I enjoyed and didn’t enjoy as much as I could have. They came along with me thinking about how I mentally approach different genres of anime with the sort of content they present to me. Is that … More Winter 2019 Anime in Review
No, it’s not related to Yu-Gi-Oh related… … More Kaiba: Of Memories and Cartoonish Art Styles
I didn’t think it would be possible to choose one argument to talk when it comes to what blows up on twitter, because twitter seems to be a breeding ground of more and more conflicts at least one a week. First it was talk about how politics should or shouldn’t be apart of anime, something … More Anime is political, just not the way some people think it is
Happy April Fool’s Day! I’m not going to be posting any sort of joke on here. Just going to talk about some anime because that is what I do. Especially since a lot of them ended recently. Since next week is empty seasonal anime wise, that’s when I am posting my Winter 2019 In Review … More Weekly Seasonal Watching: 4/1/18
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