First there was Takagi-san, whose teasing brought Nishikata towards a heated prank competition. Then there was Uzaki-chan, who taunted Sakurai until he embraced a more extroverted life. But now there’s a new queen of badgering that’s graced the anime realm,
It’s nice seeing a breath of fresh air blown into a tired sub-genre. When it comes to zombie stories, it’s narratives like Shaun of the Dead, 28 Days Later, and even Pride and Prejudice and Zombies that shine the brightest
There can be trouble when two people get married right when they first meet. Sure, there are some perks with getting automatically hitched, but there are some things that one misses out on when you don’t wait to wed. In
The tales of Sherlock Holmes can go down some dark paths, but it was up to one’s imagination to see just how shocking Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories could get. It’s only when you see the gruesome atrocities when one
Before the Joestar Family learned about Stands, before Goku learned the Kamehameha, and even before Guts joined the Band of the Hawk, there was Fist of the North Star’s Kenshiro. Created by illustrator Tetsuro Hara and writer Buronson, the post-apocalyptic
Romance can be a dangerous game, especially when it’s placed within a crime syndicate. Love and violence can go hand-in-hand, creating a sort of beauty one would find in the most artistic of indie films. Perhaps that’s the route Nozomi
Despite what some may say, Nanashi’s Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro demonstrates a lot of wholesome character growth. Sure, there can be a lot of mean-spirited teasing and lewd antics, but Nagatoro and Senpai both showcase a wanting to
I remember adoring Acclaim’s Shadow Man on the Nintendo 64! It was to gaming how I looked at the MTV animated series The Maxx, as both demonstrated just how dark something can get in their respective medium. So when word
Even when dealing with the perversions of Nisioisin’s narrative, Oh!Great treats his story with as much care and detail as Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel. Every frame of his adaptation of Bakemonogatari is a marvel to look at. So much
Ever since the first volume, Blue Flag has been leading towards the truth behind Toma’s feelings for Taichi. In Volume Six, the truth finally came out, in what could be described as the worst possible way. Now after the incident