Man does anime love to geek out over oddly-specific stuff. That can be a real trip when, like Silver Spoon, it hits on something personal.
[Keywords] Silver Spoon and Home Turf
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Man does anime love to geek out over oddly-specific stuff. That can be a real trip when, like Silver Spoon, it hits on something personal.
I appreciate Guilty Crown quite a lot. I am also acutely aware that Guilty Crown is not a good show. But that doesn’t mean it didn’t have a lot to give.
Megalobox isn’t nailing the exact elements of a vintage show; it’s more trying to evoke the feel of one.
Komi(-san) Can’t Communicate and Gokushufudou rely on one-joke conceits to keep the audiences entertained. But is it enough? (Spoiler: yes!)
I thought I might get into Gunpla recently. Sounds reasonable enough – except when it immediately becomes a time trap.
When the world hits a downturn, people’s tastes gravitate toward escapism or tragedy. Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 balances the two expertly.