When this post makes an appearance, it will appear slightly less than two weeks after the manga form of Haikyuu came to an end. While I am not ready to write a glowing review of the series yet because I feel like I want to reread the whole series before doing that, I do want … More An Ode to Haikyuu
You can find my posts for East Blue Saga, Alabasta Saga, and Skypeia Saga posts Here. One Piece has been quite a journey so far. Not going to lie about that because it is true. Water 7 ended around chapter 441 and that is still over 500 chapters away from the catch up. When I … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: Water 7 Saga
As an anime fan, I know that I am digging into another countries culture. Every time I watch an episode of one of the latest seasonal anime or find an old classic to watch, I know that the intended audience is not me originally. You know, besides some places where American based companies are a … More RWBY The Official Manga: Volume 1 – Putting the Team Together
Read my East Blue Saga Post Here and my Alabasta Saga Post Here. This arc was a little shorter in length, scope, content then the Alabasta arc. That doesn’t mean that the arc itself is short or without any sort of large identity of its own. Oh no, this arc felt like something that would … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: Skypiea Saga
Do you ever get in one of those modes where you write so much negative things that you have to write something positive? That’s me recently. I don’t like writing negative things, yet I find myself writing at least 5 negative like posts in a row. It’s been really getting to me and shaking up … More Blue Flag (Manga First Reaction)
Ahoy followers old and new. I’ve started on a new manga journey that I never thought I would, One Piece recently. Wild, right? The size of its story always scared me, so I am finally taking the plunge at a relatively slow pace by reading about three chapters a day of it. Do you know … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: East Blue Saga
Having watched the Madhouse Claymore anime years ago and being very disappointed by the ending yet interested in the concept, I was always wanted to read the manga. Imagine my surprise when I saw Claymore on the SJ+ app. What? The show I remember was closer to berserk then anything which a far crew from … More Claymore (Manga): Buff Women and Swords and Yoma, Oh My
Oh Death Note, what a wild ride we’ve had with each other. From your popularity raising up during my high school days where I couldn’t figure out why the anime was popular to more recent times where I actually watched Death Note and thought it was just ok. Just completely average shonen jump stuff just … More Death Note: Special Manga One Shot – Death for Auction
As anime fans, we’ve always had that feeling of when we wanted more of a story, right? Especially when an adaptation of something ends too quickly for us or we are left with a massive cliff hanger and we never get more? Well, elDLIVE was definitely one of those for me. As you can see … More elDLIVE (Manga): It Came From Space
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
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