It’s been a while since I’ve done a post like this. I think that means that it’s time for another one. I suppose this is another Wizard of Oz sort of reveal where the screen is removed and all you see is just one person speaking into a microphone. The wizard comes from kind of … More Behind the Scenes of Mechanical Anime Reviews
I want to go into this first by mentioning that I am not the largest sports anime or manga expert at all. If you want, I can point you to people who trully are experts in this genre. By myself, I’ve only watched a small amount of them compared to the huge surplus of sports … More Sports Anime and the One Year Issue
So, this post is a little bit of a borrowed idea from Lita’s post from Mecha March and a story/concept idea that has been kicking around in my head for a while. I’m not pitching an anime here with a studio that I would want to produce it; I just want to share an idea … More My Own Mecha Story
It’s hard to find new, original space opera anime these days. I don’t think they were ever that popular in anime or in general to create. I mean, who wants to create their own space opera series with all sorts of planets, species, things to explore, objects and concepts to fight about, and all sorts … More Anime I Like, But Haven’t Talked About Yet: Heroic Age
Hi Everyone. My name is Scott and usually this is my platform for talking about mecha anime I like, some interesting things I’ve noticed about anime and want to talk about, and even some manga sometimes. This is an anime blog after all. I’m not doing that today. Black Lives Matter is fully supported here. … More A White Person’s Awakening to Social Injustice
This is another somewhat distant favorite of mine that I haven’t watched in a number of years. It’s also my third favorite anime that was directed by a certain Goro Taniguchi. The director behind bigger works like Planetes and Code Geass that pushed his fame further. Goro Taniguchi is one of a small amount of … More Anime I Like, But Haven’t Talked About Yet: GunXSword
One thing that I’ve doing without even thinking about it recently is reading older manga. It started with me reading parts one through three of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and the next thing I know, I’ve finished Dr. Slump, started reading Dragon Ball, and even started reading Astro Boy when a few volumes of the manga … More Dr. Slump and Knowing Akira Toriyama
For my post on the East Blue Saga, please click somewhere on this sentence. Yes, this is still happening. It just takes me a while to get anywhere when reading this manga. Remember when I said I was reading three episodes a day? I keep forgetting how long this manga really is. Alabasta is a … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: Alabasta Saga
So, a short post for today. Hopefully. You know, if everything goes to plan and I don’t ramble too much. Trying not to with this one because I don’t know if there is enough for me to say it. Oh, this is starting off well. How often do you see or hear the words “I … More Catching Up With Anime? HA
A little bit of a unique situation this season, because of the COVID-19 Virus and just not many anime gaining my attention in general this time. That means that the list of anime that will appear right here in this post will be smaller and some anime will be judged by a smaller amount of … More Spring 2020 Anime at the Halfway Point
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