Months before it even aired, My Deer Friend Nokotan was already a hot meme. The wacky trailers, the zany PR stunts, and even the hours-long loops of a few seconds of its opening theme song made it seem like the
It's been a month, but the Duck Amuck in Japan crew has been busy! King Baby Duck reports back from Tokyo Game Show, and the gang gets excited for the CITY anime adaptation! Not to mention, there's also the return
In just under an hour, Look Back finds a way to be a love letter to the manga world, while also unexpectedly gut-punching its audience when they least expect it. But that’s Tatsuki Fujimoto for you, who has also done
On the surface, Pseudo Harem doesn’t seem like the most engaging romantic comedies of the season. But with the snap of its fingers, it somehow transformed itself into one of my most anticipated shows of the Summer 2024 season. Just
Really, Doga Kobo? Fans of yours have been waiting forever for a second season of Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun, Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle, and even How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift?. But somehow, out of all of these,
WARNING: The following anime contains references to suicide. If you or someone you know has suicidal thoughts or feelings, you are not alone, and there is free, 24/7 help. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline offers specific resources and confidential support for
School is back in session, as King Baby Duck and JonStar talk about recent classroom interactions. Haru Nemuri and Mass of the Fermenting Dregs brings some great sounds to Shibuya WWW X, and our host watches both Tokyo Godfathers and
I’ve admired P.A. Works’s catalog for a while now. From adaptations like Angel Beats! and Uma Musume: Pretty Derby to original works like Buddy Daddies and Akiba Maid War, the Toyama-based studio has the knack to deliver something memorable, even
Duck Amuck in Japan is back after a small hiatus, as the gang have been up to a hell of a lot! King Baby Duck reports on his time in Kani and Fukuoka, as well as what happened during his
It’s wild to think “What if?” when it comes to the works of Kenichi Sonoda. His series have always deserved to be far bigger than the cult classics they are today. And the one that started it all for him