Once again, I am writing an anime review completely out of order. I think you all should realize I just do that after reviewing Char’s Counterattack before getting through the OG Gundam months after and not even touching the Zetas yet until next year. I’m a random person, what can I say? Plus, it keeps … More WXIII: Patlabor 3 the Movie – Gigantic Surprises
I write this knowing that I don’t write about a lot of direct follow up OVAs to any of the series that I’ve ever talked about on here. Yes, I’ve done standalone OVAs and stuff like that, but follow up ovas are different. This is because I don’t usually watch follow up OVAs. Continuation movies? … More Patlabor: The New Files – More Character Studies
Looking back at my Patlabor: The Early Days, it was sort of unfortunate for me to watch it after seeing the Patlabor TV series first. Even years before it, you know? I am a major fan of this TV series. Even if I know the ova series came out first, I didn’t watch it first … More Patlabor on TV: Slice of Life Police Officers
Since I was able to get the Patlabor boxset this year, I wanted to throw the franchise into Mecha March somehow. I’m also a little lazy and while I’ve seen the longer series before and am rewatching Patlabor TV with my dad right now. Still when I made my choice what series I decided to … More #MechaMarch Patlabor: The Early Days – Daily Police Goofiness With Robots
I feel like female pilots are highly underrepresented in the mecha genre? Does that mean that there aren’t that many female pilots in mech series? No. In fact there are quite a lot. It’s just that they seem to be side lined by the male pilots for one reason or another. Out of all the … More Top Five Female Mech Pilots
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