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Hey all, this is a repost of a blog entry from 2018. I'm trying to get back into writing stuff like this, so I'm giving it a reblog as inspiration for me! Plus, consider this a placeholder while I try to get back into my groove 🙂 Have you ever been fooled by an anime’s … Continue reading Well, it LOOKED cute: A look at art style dissonance in anime
Colin Minihan's thriller focuses on Jules and Jackie - a lesbian couple who have travelled to a cabin in the woods to celebrate their first anniversary. Of course, this cabin in the woods is the pefect place to LURE SOMEONE OUT TO MURDER THEM, and that is exactly what Jackie intends to do. Jules must fight to survive and grapple with the fact that her wife is a total piece of shit. Luckily for Jules, Jackie does a pretty shit job of murdering her wife, which is how this movie can actually last for 98 minutes.
They're here. They've invaded. The aliens. They've crashed their way into Tokyo and war is surely coming. The government is at a loss as to how to go about preserving mankind, and Japan is thrust into a new and confusing era! What will happen to the aliens and the people of Tokyo? Who cares! Inio … Continue reading Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction Volume 1: Holy shit, the Earth is fucked!
Aaaaaaaaaah, yes. It's that time again. Time for the most important anime coverage of the season. It's time for me to rank the animated eyebrows that graced your screens this winter...a few weeks late, as always. Believe it or not, I actually watched quite a few of this season's offerings - for once, I had … Continue reading TOP 10 ANIME EYEBROWS OF WINTER 2020: Return of The Nubs You Love
Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! brought me back to a time where I could fully lose myself in anime and fiction - back to a time where I didn't have to worry about waking up in the morning to run expense reports. I'm hoping that, as the series goes on, it will remind me more and more of the days I spent being unabashedly me. Maybe it’ll help all us watered down adults tap into that childhood imagination once again.
