Lu Over the Wall (Dub) Review
If something makes you want to go back and re-watch it once it's over, it's a great work. If you've gone home from a...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 8 Review
I'm not sure if the image you see is a cover or a missing persons poster. Kagura is only seen in a splash page....
Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 1 Review
At this point in time, the Eureka Seven franchise has had a truly odd and disjointed release schedule. The original TV series, Psalm of the Planets...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Sazan & Comet Girl
Helen: Sazan's life is typical for a blue collar worker -- typical for his time that is. He lives on Earth but commutes to...
Yotsuba&! Volume 15 Review
You all understand that certain things happen once in a blue moon. Or happens in certain periods of time. Like it being February 29....
Tsukigakirei: as the moon, so beautiful Review
Tsukigakirei is an anime that ended regretfully. It's odd to say considering it didn't give indications of there being more, but I say that...
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 6 Review
It’s always important to mention that this manga could be over already. Throughout all of Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle, it becomes clear...
Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun Volume 6 Review
The life of a serialized manga-ka is tough; you can never stop thinking of story ideas! So once again, Nozaki and everyone else is...
Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park! Review
The Kemono Friends franchise was an odd one to capture the attention and love of anime fans across the globe in 2017. Based off of...
Harukana Receive Volumes 6 and 7 Review
Akari runs into a tall girl while shopping at the supermarket. Merely going to grab the same item shouldn't escalate into anything dramatic, but...