Reviews and editorials celebrating amazing moments in anime.
Episode 1: Light, Seven Flashes and Episode 2: Nebula Soldiers Planet With Episodes 1 and 2 Review: A Cat Sensei and an Amnesiac Hero In Planet With episode 1 (Light, Seven Flashes) and episode 2 (Nebula Soldiers), Souya Kuroi has a terrifying dream in which he watches his friends fly off in strange flying armor to engage what appears […]
What is the Eximius Blogger Award? Quoting from Megan Peoples’ post that nominated me on Nerd Rambles, here’s what this tag is all about: The Eximius Blogger Award is an award which symbolises the exceptionality of every blogger. Eximius is the Latin word for exceptional, and this award is created to honour the exceptionality or […]
Introduction to My Top 5 Favorite LiSA Anime Openings Rock ballads dominated the music charts during my formative years. I think that explains a lot about my musical tastes. The Baby’s Isn’t it Time is a good example. I also blame pomp rock, like most of the stuff from U2 (in particular New Year’s Day). […]
3 Best Anime Openings by Kalafina Introduction It’s hard to pick the 3 Best Anime Openings by Kalafina. I got to know the group first through their openings for Fate/Zero and Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works. In fact, it seems that Yuki Kajiura formed the group to perform music for the Garden of Sinners movies. […]
Intro to 5 OPs I Enjoyed Way More than the Series Themselves Here are 5 OPs that I enjoyed way more than the series themselves. In each case, the series was something that I should have liked. Each series has the elements I look for. And since I like the OPs, you know that at […]
How does talking about my 5 Lowest Rated Anime fit in on a site celebrating anime? I’ll get to that. But first: Is toxic fandom getting you down? Are you tired of getting excited when you see a review of a series you love, only to find that the review calls the latest episode a […]
Introduction Thanks to RailGunFan75’s for this tag! It’s a challenge for the tag-ee to name a favorite series starting with every letter of the Roman alphabet. I’ll cheat just a little and use the Roman-ized or English version of the title where it’s convenient. By the way, I was one of the first wave of […]