Axed Before It Found Its Legs I picked up i tell c when it first appeared in Jump. My first impressions of the manga were pretty positive. It had everything one could ask for in a first chapter for a new WSJ manga. Though I would not have been able to determine where the series would end up, I had… Continue reading If You Don’t Know Where You’re Going, You Might End Up Somewhere Else
Tag: Animanga
Manga for Chads Ep. 1: ‘Niwatori Fighter’
Not too long ago, sometime during the past ten minutes, I decided that I wanted to start a series of blog post/reviews for some manga that is fitting for a keen demographic: the Chad. Without delving to far into the details, the “Chad” is the epitome of what it means to be a man. Whatever… Continue reading Manga for Chads Ep. 1: ‘Niwatori Fighter’
The Philosophy of Tokuchi Toua
Considering the fact that I’m still in my early twenties, I don’t think it would be fair of me to say that I have much experience with life. Although there may be times where I’m tempted to think otherwise, I retain the ability to recognize these moments where my perspective begins to get out of… Continue reading The Philosophy of Tokuchi Toua
Some Sus Manga For Self-Proclaimed Degenerates
Though I would most likely be better off not doing it, I tend to read some lewd manga. During such times as these, I stay away from h-manga and stick with ecchi stuff. There are different reasons for this, but it boils down to the fact that I prefer to read things with substance–particularly when… Continue reading Some Sus Manga For Self-Proclaimed Degenerates
Shaman King: Ren Tao is Cringe
In a world ripe with cringey antagonists, there is an individual that stands out from the rest of the cringe mold… All jokes aside, I just want to say that I realize that dynamic antagonists with compelling, convincing motives are hard to come by. Not going to act like I know how to write them,… Continue reading Shaman King: Ren Tao is Cringe
Oogami-san, Dadamore desu. An Unironically Sweet Romcom
I can’t really say for certain how hot my take is for this manga. If I am basing it off of the average rating for both AniList and MyAnimeList, one might consider it to be somewhat unusual. With the mean rating for Oogami-san, Dadamore desu. coming in at just under a 7 (6.99 on MAL;… Continue reading Oogami-san, Dadamore desu. An Unironically Sweet Romcom
Super Cub: my First Impressions
I just finished watching the first episode of Super Cub. This type of show isn’t something I’d typically watch, but I decided to pick it up up after reading the description of the manga and also seeing the “iyashikei” tag. For some reason, these factors—paired with the motorbike motif—convinced me to try it out. I… Continue reading Super Cub: my First Impressions
Some Anime I’m Looking Forward to This Season
I’ve never really kept up with seasonal anime until very recently. The Winter 2021 Season was basically the first time I followed multiple shows throughout their seasonal airings. Although it’s probably conjecture, since I don’t have much prior experience, I feel like this Winter’s selection was solid. There were numerous adaptations that had fans antsy,… Continue reading Some Anime I’m Looking Forward to This Season
Natsuzora and Run Review
If you’re reading this review, I’m not sure whether or not you’ve read the description for the manga, so I’ll operate under the assumption that you haven’t. Whenever a story contains this type of subject matter, it’s ripe to be picked and thrown away as spoiled crop. The “subject matter” I’m referring to in this… Continue reading Natsuzora and Run Review
