Category: Anime

Anyone who has been following us over the years will know that alongside our passion for the latest and greatest in theatrical anime, we also

As one arc ends, another begins with Mononoke. As this week we pick up on what may be the best start to an arc yet. 

By Shelley Pallis. Thirty years ago, a cataclysm destroyed half the world. A new race was born from the flames: the Burnish, fire-starting mutants who

More Mob Psycho 100 is always a good thing.  An OVA you don’t have to wait months to see translated makes it an even better

While the youth of Oda Nobunaga is a (rare) element of his story that’s relatively unexplored in anime, there is a certain risk in making

Those of you who have been collecting the import Gundam The Origin and Gundam Thunderbolt that we’ve made available to pre-order for a limited time

I want to say this is a more philosophical week for Vinland Saga. As we spend half of it bantering about religion, the foolishness of

By Andrew Osmond. Young people are learning how to be people, how to be human; small wonder they’re drawn to the vast world beyond humanity,

I admit, I puzzled a bit over what sub-heading to use up there in the title box.  In the end, though, I can’t really call

The word “cinematic” gets tossed around a lot as praise for a TV show (I’ve done it myself here and there) but I think it

Unlike other shows I’m watching, Fire Force seems to be hitting stride right at the end of the season. I still argue this show is

DanMachi is sliding down a muddy hill.  That’s both a summary of what happened this episode and the state of this season’s quality in general.