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There would be a time when Dr. STONE would have to leave the confides of Japan. Now with a boat and reliable crew, Senku sets off towards the United States for some of that life-reviving corn. But before he gets

The rules of the Pretty Boy Detective Club are as followed: Be pretty. Be a boy. Be a detective. Be a team. Simple, yes? However, when you have Monogatari mastermind Nisioisin penning something entitled Pretty Boy Detective Club, you’ll know that

There have been many an isekai where a person’s been placed inside the mind of another. From My Next Life as a Villainess to The 8th son? Are you kidding me?, these forms of another world storytelling bring forth a

Princes comes in many shapes, sizes, and even genders. The anime and manga realm is filled with princely females, from Shima in Kiss Him, Not Me to Yuu in Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun. But rarely are these “princes” given the princess

When I look at Yoshifumi Tozuka’s Undead Unluck, I see a lot of potential. Its first volume impressed me to the core, with its mixture of hardcore action and slapstick comedy. But as Andy and Fuuko’s journey towards death and

Change can be for the better, even when it deals with Keiichi Arawi’s CITY. The mere act of changing just a bit can result in great things. From paying off rent to revamping a daily routine, a simple mix-up of

As the story of Bakemonogatari goes on, one question remains: how exactly did Koyomi find himself dealing with aberrations? After helping Hitagi, Mayoi, Suruga, and Nadeko, the past was bound to come up. At first, it would appear Tsubasa would

After dealing with first date jitters (even though they’re already married), the lovey-dovey couple of Fly Me to the Moon feel a lot more closer than they did before. So what sort of addition to their life could make them

It has been proven many times over that little Anya can handle the toughest physical missions in Spy Ă— Family. While her step-parents Twilight and Yor often find themselves a step behind the culprits, the little mind reader often discovers

Modern society gives little training to prepare for an independent life. Throughout my life, I took one singular cooking class and had zero training in learning how to do anything else. Being forced to learn everything from scratch can be