Read my other One Piece Manga Travel Log Posts by clicking this sentence! For those not attached to the manga or show called One Piece, The Summit War Saga was an examination of Luffy by taking away so much from him and discovering what was left. In the beginning arc of Sabaody Archipelago, which was … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: Summit War Saga
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
If there is one mangaka that I want to know about, it’s Naoki Urasawa. I am still not the largest manga reader because I haven’t sold my soul and opened my wallet for tons and tons of manga volumes. The lack of money ad space plays a part here. A thing that is sad considering … More Sneeze: Naoki Urasawa Short Stories
Read my other One Piece posts here! This might be the fastest that I got one of these posts out. Yeah, the only reason why that is happening is because of the fact that Thriller Bark is the shortest saga in all of One Piece. At least so far. 48 chapters which is so puny … More One Piece Manga Travel Log: Thriller Bark Saga
You ever focus or go so hard on something that you get a tunnel vision and blocked out everything else in your life? That’s the story of this manga, Fly Me to the Moon. One day a baby was given the name Nasa. A name that has a wonderful, starry meaning in Japanese. It’s also … More Fly Me to the Moon – Volume 1: Maximum Adorableness
Rumiko Takahashi is one of the most prolific mangaka ever. She has created so many series that have touched the hearts of different generations in a wide variety of ways. I mean, she has a sequel of Inuyasha showing up in the anime sphere very soon. Her work isn’t as strong of a part of … More Maison Ikkoku Collector’s Edition: Volume 1 – Building Chemistry
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
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