October may be when the freaks and creeps come out to play, but for Section23 Films, that'll be the time for some heavenly deities and young explorers to arrive on the scene. Okay, there's one release here that may give viewers
There have been a plethora of manga and anime focused on the creation of anime and manga. Titles like Dojin Work, Bakuman, and Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun have done it with its share of laughs and surprisingly realistic focus on how
King Baby Duck settles into a new location, diving into his hopes for this week's Electronic Entertainment Expo. The VRV & Mondo series Cat Agent and Gary And His Demons are given a spotlight, as our host showcases some of the better
The year was 2007, when the warm June switched to an even hotter July. I was enjoying one of the best breakfasts I've ever had in the living room of my friend's Kasukabe-based home, where his young niece was watching
It's the final Anime Boston 2018 video interview, as King Baby Duck chats with Sentai Filmworks' Mike Boike about their upcoming (and, as of now, current) limited edition box sets for Legend of the Galactic Heroes, Sword Oratoria, Haikyū!! Season
Classical figures in the modern world can lead to some very big laughs. We've seen this occur in Dan Harmon's Great Minds series, the warmhearted twist on religion in Saint Young Men, and Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's cult classic
After throwing some special congrats towards the creator of Mutafukaz, King Baby Duck dives into what makes the more recent seasons of Lupin The Third stand out from its predecessors. Activision makes a bad call with its campaign-less Call of Duty: Black Ops
Section23 Films is itching to get a very robust fall started on a good foot this September, one with a plethora of new and classic anime that will surely please any fan of the genre! Living figurines, local super heroes,
Horse girls. That's all I really need to say, and the characters of Uma Musume: Pretty Derby will come flashing into your brain. Seriously, is there anything else that's appeared this Spring anime season that has brought us as much
After viewing Masaaki Yuasa's latest film Lu Over The Wall, a question appeared in my head: did he do this film to cleanse himself of the dark and violent Devilman Crybaby, or was it vice versa? Whatever the reason may