One of my goals for 2020 from the beginning of the year, was to watch the rest of Masaki Yuasa’s filmography because I love his work. The year of Gundam was my first plan, but this was number two because I really love Japan Sinks 2020. Yeah, that plan seems to have fallen to the … More Japan Sinks 2020: Changing Society
I don’t know who I’ve mentioned to on here, but I love spy movies. James Bond, Mission Impossible, A Man Called U.N.C.L.E., and so many other smaller ones. That goes back to the many James Bond movie marathons on spike TV I watched during family Christmas parties when I was younger. I swear that I’ve … More Princess Principal: “Not” British Spy Adventures
It’s kind of nice to see more anime movies appearing in legal capacities recently. Either through streaming services, virtual theaters, or even just put on youtube for a while. Seeing films appear on Netflix is good for instance. It is also nice to see anime studios putting shows on youtube legally as well. Take the … More (Post # 1000) Lupin the Third: Goodbye Partner- Predictably Unpredictable
With this post, I begin looking at some of the other Gundam series centered on the One Year War. A troubled place to be in some ways considering that the larger amount of Gundam series in the UC seems to be scare people away from it. Mainly, the infamous One Year War. Even adding Alternate … More Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team – A Grounded War
Like a few movies and films that I’ve talked about through the years now, Lupin the Third: Legend of the Gold of Babylon is yet another one suffered major production issues. This time, I would consider it more of a success despite how much of a mishmash it is. From what I’ve read about the … More Lupin the Third: Legend of the Gold of Babylon – Pink Coat Adventures
After starting this long series journey in December, I have finally completed my watch of the original Saint Seiya series! I did it, I survived! Over 114 episodes of good boys fighting in a hot-blooded manor for infinite justice with relentless resolve. I struggle with watching longer series, so there is a reason why I … More Saint Seiya Season 6: Poseidon and Personal Perseverance
Alternative Caption: What is a Fuli Culi? In my mind, I knew I was going to do this post eventually. Ever since completing and writing that Diebuster review a fair bit back, this show has been on my mind a lot. In fact, it’s still on my mind. I’ve watched this show at least six … More FLCL: Adolescence and Crazy Women on Vespas
To get you ready for this show, I feel like I have to ask every single person reading this a question first. How do you improve a sports series or anything type of anime series in general? If your answer is better characterization and visual direction, then you are correct. What if you could have … More Basquach!: Can Mecha Dribble?
At this moment, I don’t think any of you would be surprised to hear that my brain has two different sides on how I feel like I can enjoy something. I really do like watching brilliant series which explore concepts in some interesting and fantastic ways. At the same time, I really enjoy over the … More Concrete Revolutio: A Look at Heroism
Since I am in the mode of inserting random 1980’s ovas onto my blog posts recently, how about another one? The last one was from a very early Studio Gainax, so how about something from a younger but moving Studio Madhouse? Goku Midnight Eye comes from the directional helm of a certain prolific guy named … More Goku Midnight Eye: Sexy Cyberpunk Mysteries
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