Category Archives: Reviews
Shakugan no Shana S – 3
This OVA begins the “prequel” arc of the Shana series (Shana Zero novel I believe). Continue reading
Blogging wut
So yeah, I’ve totally been busy with real life so haven’t had time to post… Continue reading
Badass Raw Bloggin’: B Gata H Kei
I have no idea what the title of this anime even means! B gata? At first I thought it could be referring to the personality type (as in “B-Personality Type, Pervert Girl/System/Why-do-I-even-try”), but apparently people with knowledge of the sauce … Continue reading
Tokey Cake Girl
I think I hesitated to watch this for so long because it had time-travel as a driving plot device — so many ways it could go wrong. Maybe due to my initial hesitations, but at the very least I enjoyed the movie enough to post about it. Continue reading
Chobits
Chobits can be said to follow a rather classic tradition of having an extraordinary girl meet the hapless protagonist. The devil is in the details. Continue reading
Seirei no Moribito
An endearing show involving people from all walks of life, sewn together with superb story-telling. The greatest treat is that all the characters are written with intelligence, exuding a feeling of life and presence which can be quite refreshing. Production values are consistently exceptional throughout to boot. Continue reading
Chobits 7-13
This quarter kicks off with a bang and we get our first taste of things to come. When I first saw the “second Chii” I wasn’t really too sure what to make of it, maybe it’s a rather interesting (or … Continue reading
Chobits 1-6
Chobits, sweet and tender or dark and perverted? I went into the series with that question in mind but got a bit lost along the way. Anyways, I thought I’d throw down some of my thoughts and ideas into 4 … Continue reading
Dai Mahou Touge
Dai Mahou Touge (Magical Witch Punie-chan in North America) is an action comedy which initially just comes off as a crude parody of the magical girl genre to those who have not watched it. (Un)fortunately it is also quite a bit more. Continue reading
Eve no Jikan
Eve no Jikan act01: AKIKO is the first in a six part series by Yasuhiro Yoshiura which seems to explore the implications of robots who look and behave exactly like humans – androids – becoming an integral part of society. Continue reading
