This is a topic that has worried me for a while, but has bothered me more because of recent events. This event being the studio and staff announcements of the second season of One Punch Man. The biggest things that come to question around this are the fact that Madhouse is not producing it. JC … More Sakuga Culture Worries Me
Continuing my super hero theme for some reason, is my anime Justice League. This is somewhat an idea brought influenced by Derek Lyon’s Avengers post, but this is DC inspired, so it’s completely different. COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. I’ve been a DC fan ever since I watched Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, and the … More My Anime Justice League
Have you ever watched or read something because of the original creator behind it? You’ve seen or read one of their works before and wanted more? Who hasn’t? That is something incredibly natural to do. Especially when there is a need to fill in a gap that was created by one of their works ending. … More When creator’s make different works
Since my post about what I look forward to in what I watch was a complete success, this seems like a good extension of the what came from then. Some of this may seem like that post, but there are differences. Trust me. I try my best to not be incredibly picky, but I can’t … More What I look for in fight scenes
Since the last dub impression went over pretty well, here is another one. I plan on continuing these for series that I really like. Keep an eye out for a JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure when it premieres on Toonami. — To start out, I think the dub of this series is kind of disappointing or lacking. … More One Punch Man: Dub First Impressions
Remarks on One Punch Man’s Hero Association. … More One Punch Man’s Hero Association
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