The Architecture of Despair: A World Built on Lies Photo by Pablo Martinez on Unsplash There are stories that entertain, and then there are those that dismantle your perception of the world, leaving you to reassemble the pieces with a newfound, often terrifying, clarity. Attack on Titan is the latter. It begins not with a … Read more
The Unseen Orbit: Sakamoto Days and the Gravity of a Quiet Life Photo by Ulrich & Mareli Aspeling on Unsplash In the vast, often chaotic expanse of the anime universe, where power is frequently measured in decibels and decimation, a new celestial body has entered the fray, pulling narratives into its unique orbit with a … Read more
The Alchemy of Expectation and Finality There is a moment in every great saga where the ingredients of its entire world—the characters, the conflicts, the themes—are brought together and subjected to the ultimate heat. It is in this crucible that the story’s true essence is finally revealed, not as a new element, but as the … Read more
There’s a peculiar hum in the air, a subtle vibration that fans of sharp suits, even sharper wit, and impossibly agile combat sense. It’s the sound of anticipation, a collective holding of breath for a continuation of a story that has, against all odds, carved a unique niche in the often-saturate world of action-comedy. We’re … Read more
The year was 1999. I still remember the buzz, a low hum that quickly escalated into a roar across schoolyards and comic shops. Kids, myself included, were huddled together, whispering about this new manga that had just started its anime adaptation. It was vibrant, chaotic, and utterly unlike anything we’d seen before. A rubber boy, … Read more
Fans of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure might want to check out the upcoming JOJODAY STAGE, which takes place in Japan but will be livestreamed. People in America, Canada, United Kingdom, Thailand, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, New Zealand, Macau, Mexico, Brazil, France, Germany, and Italy can all take part in the livestream. However, translated subtitles…
The anime adaptation has officially debuted for Tokuya Higashigawa’s The Dinner Table Detective novels, and with it comes a look at the opening. With the premiere upon us, it was revealed that Kento Nakajima performs the opening song, “MONTAGE,” and you can see and hear it in all its glory thanks to a new creditless…
The Nintendo Switch 2, which is due out on June 5, was supposed to become available for pre-order on April 9. And it still will be available for pre-order for many consumers, but not for those in America. Nintendo has pulled the pre-order date in America over concerns of President Trump’s newly announced tariffs, which…
It’s been exactly 10 years since the premiere of the Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? anime, which adapts the light novels by Fujino Omori and Suzuhito Yasuda. The first episode aired on April 4, 2015, and a new visual is here along with some other planned celebrations. Among…
Following up on some earlier hero visuals, it’s time to turn the One-Punch Man season 3 focus over to a series of “mysterious beings.” That’s the subject of the latest villainous visuals, which specifically hone in on Monster King Orochi and Gyoro-Gyoro. Both visuals are courtesy of the anime’s character designers. The Monster King Orochi…