King Baby Duck gets some special one-on-one time with voice actor Greg Ayres, who has been a mainstay at Anime Boston since 2005! Hear about his love for the city of Boston, why he didn't go Welsh when tackling Negi
The concept of humans being familiars isn't anything new, with series like The Familiar of Zero and Negima! showcasing the strengths and weaknesses of such a contract. However, it take a good concept to make something feel refreshing, giving new
Falling in love with a friend can be a complicated situation. It can cause tension, an overabundance of nervousness in one's mannerisms, and even the occasional rift or two between other people in your friends' circle. Such a thing can
The Boston Bastard Brigade, Anime Instrumentality, Anime Herald, AnimeLab Reactions, and Instant Radio sit down with one of the most influential rock bands from out of Japan: FLOW! Hear about their thoughts on performing around the world, their songwriting process outside
As a resident of Salem, MA, I often find myself surrounded by the art of fortune telling. Having the future and luck predicted by a famous witch in Halloween's world capital is perhaps one of the most popular things for
I had some misgivings when I first heard about Hitomi Takano's My Boy. Reading descriptions for it, it appeared to go down a route that myself and (hopefully) the majority of people with common sense would frown upon. Thankfully, after
The Boston Bastard Brigade, AnimeLab Reactions, and The Geekly Grind sit down with one of our personal favorite voice actresses: Monica Rial! (We love her so much, that this is actually the second time we've chatted with her!) Hear about her
My feelings on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame can be kind of mixed. On one hand, there are quite a few notable artists that have yet to be given the keys to the establishment. (T. Rex, Nick Cave
It's a team-up of two of the most famous names in both the anime and manga realm: the iconic Go Nagai (Devilman, Mazinger Z) and the beloved Hideaki Anno (Evangelion, Shin Godzilla). Some may recall that back in 2004, Anno
The Boston Bastard Brigade, Anime Herald, Anime News Network, and Fighting for Nippon had a chance to sit down with up-and-coming J-POP artist ASAKA. Hear about how she got her start as an anisong singer, the work on her latest