Princess Jellyfish: 3.2/5 Princess Jellyfish was a pretty cute anime overall. The animation was good, and the first couple of episodes were very strong and memorable. Unfortunately, the story gets bogged down by a needless political/romantic side plot that nobody … Continue reading Scoring the Best and Worst Anime I’ve Seen Round 11
Ever since the release of Yuri!!! on Ice, I’ve been itching to watch another anime with good representation of queer couples that doesn’t fall into the offensive yaoi and boy love genres, and No. 6 was recommended as the perfect … Continue reading Nezumi and Shion – The Best Part of No. 6
With the Attack on Titan manga doing extremely well and Season 2 of the anime on the horizon, I finally decided to watch the OVA’s as an extra way to immerse myself into the universe again. It was also the … Continue reading OVA Minireviews (Attack on Titan Edition)
Gurren Lagann is among my favorite anime shows ever with its engaging story, great cast of characters and epic soundtrack. A couple of years after the show came out, Gurren Lagann was retold in two movies: Childhood’s End and The … Continue reading Gurren Lagann Movies vs Anime
I haven’t talked much about anime endings in this series of posts, but Erased’s is certainly a notable one. It takes a much more stylized direction with its art style and colors, weaving abstract images and scenes together to create … Continue reading Best Anime Openings/Endings – “It’s Like a Small Light,” Sayuri
With season 2 of Tales of Zestiria the X underway, it reminded me of how much I enjoy the opening of the first season. I’ve talked about another opening Flow has done before, and this song also proves to be … Continue reading Best Anime Openings/Endings – “Kaze no Uta,” Flow
The opening of Trigun is pretty unique because of its lack of lyrics. Despite that, it’s an extremely catching and fun song to listen to. The opening itself features mostly establishing shots of the characters and the setting, although there … Continue reading Best Anime Openings/Endings – “H.T.,” Tsuneo Imahori
