So this is New Years Week. Yes it is. It’s something that I’m using to my blog’s advantage. I’m using a very loose sort of thematic element to tie together two stories that really don’t belong with each other. The end of an era and the emergence of a new one. Char’s Counterattack is about … More Hikaru no Go – Learning Go For The Future
This is a new list for this year. The reason why is because I finally purchased a subscription to the SJ+ App and can I just say that it’s been life changing for me? I’ve never been much of a manga reader because I’m more of an anime person despite being a big book reader. … More Five Manga I Enjoyed Reading in 2019
This is a post that I’ve thought about writing since finishing John Scalzi’s second book in his Interdependency series a few months ago. The Consuming Fire is a fine novel with interesting concepts, well developed characters, and a solid drama piece. The story was centered on how the giant sprawling space empire was slowly failing … More The Interdependency Series and Flow Network/World Building Problems
I’ve constantly amazed by how small things can just change the way my life goes in small, but meaningful ways. There has been a lot of them, but I think the biggest one I’ve made recently is making the small jump to acquire the Shonen Jump + app. I’ve never been that much of a … More Cross Manage: Not Just A Lacrosse Manga
I know that I said this before, but I’ve never been the largest fan of sports anime or manga I suppose. I do have some sports anime that I absolutely love, yet I find myself never being fully interested when they come out. Even when I greatly enjoyed the Soccer/Football manga Days, I can’t say … More Kuroko’s Basketball: Manga Journey Thoughts
Before anyone asks, yes. I know that there is a TV series built around this book. I haven’t been able to see it, because it’s attached to yet another stream service that I can’t afford. Or rather I can, but I shouldn’t be spending money wherever I want to right now. Still, I’m very interested … More American Gods (The Novel) : A Very Strange Road Trip
Read my Volume 1 Review Here. The following is and isn’t going to be a review. I know this seems off the wall compared to everything else that I have posted this week, but I think Legend of the Galactic Heroes connect to a lot of what is going on with our societies right now. … More Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Volume 2 – Ambition: Of War and People
More related to Legend of the Galactic Heroes then you would think, I’ve been watching a lot of World War One documentaries recently. It’s a war that I knew the bare minimum amount, so I was continually shocked by the amount of incompetence of the leadership on all sides of the war and the barbarism … More Legend of the Galactic Heroes Volume 1 – Dawn: Of Space War and Tradition
At first I wasn’t going to even talk about My Hero Academia because it was something I was reading outside of this blog, but I decided to change my point of view on it. I have some thoughts that I want to get out to world about it because I don’t think they are the … More (Manga Review) My Hero Academia: Volumes 1-6
Update: I survived the exam yesterday and there was enough time today to write something, so here it is. Probably not the most exciting thing, but I wanted to talk about this volume of manga for a week or so. Tomorrow and Tuesday will be busy, but I promise to work on something interesting…hopefully. The … More (Manga First Reaction) Blame: Volume 1
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