On the walls of my Tokyo apartment are posters of both Tenchi Muyo! and Love Hina, two series that helped shaped my love for anime comedies. As years have gone by, the comedy genre has gotten a lot stronger now
Every coupling will have their complications. Although we always try our best to listen to the needs of our significant others, it sometimes will come at the cost of our own needs. Yes, compromises make for a stronger and earnest
Loads of music is discussed in this week's Duck Amuck in Japan, as AFLM and JonStar reveal their Spotify Year-End lists. However, it's King Baby Duck who shows a shocking lack of musical goodness when he reveals his numbers. Thankfully,
It may be a tale of villainy, but I Wanna Do Bad Things With You is a lot more than that. This is a story about two people who have been cast aside by the rest of the world. Mamori
In the immortal worlds of Krusty the Klown, "What the hell was that?!" No, seriously! What exactly has Chainsaw Man turned into?! Tatsuki Fujimoto’s series began as a nod to schlockbusters like The Toxic Avenger and Dead Alive. And now, we’ve
When I first went hands-on with Card-en-Ciel at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, I didn’t know what to expect. Normally, I’m not the kind of guy who enjoys card-based combat games. However, it showcased a lot of familiar characters from
It’s sad that we’ve come to the end of Love’s in Sight! Fortunately, it appears both Yukiko and Morio end things in a great place, with hopes of a bright future for the both of them. Throughout the series, we
When he's not rocking out in I Am A Rocketship, Eric Weissinger is experimenting with a more Argentinian flavor. AEROLINEA is his latest side project, teaming up with vocalist Victoria Real to craft something hypnotic. Their debut album All We
Since its beginning, Fist of the North Star has kept Kenshiro’s origins a secret. Sure, it has showed him training and becoming the hero we know and love. But where exactly did he come from? In Volume Fourteen, we finally
Is it a good or bad thing when a series’s side stories wind up being more entertaining than the main plotline? I ask this because whenever I read Mission: Yozakura Family, I tend to pay more attention to the self-contained