A straw-made nest for anime, its music, and wishful thinking.
I had a taste of 10 first episodes from this season, and here are my very brief thoughts on everything. I had the audacity to rank them all in order of enjoyment after just one episode. Enjoy. *Verdicts subject to change 10. Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan Verdict: Drop Did not know it was …
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Don't ask me why I finished Made in Abyss and not my English readings, but...well, since I finished it, I might as well talk about it. I started this blog with "10 Best Things" posts, which isn't really a problem because I only really finish anime that I enjoy. Sometimes I feel like it limits …
Even for those who don't think they're into slice-of-life featuring cute girls, this is an anime that's worth the watch. I present to you Kobayashi-san chi no Maid Dragon and ten wholesome things about it to battle this flu season.
I'm pretty excited about finally following upcoming anime episode-by-episode. Based on trailers, here are five I'd check out, out of which I'll choose 2-3 to review on a weekly basis. Considering that first impressions aren't always accurate, I'll probably leave room for one more show not from my list. Here we go, in no particular …
Howl's Moving Castle - a mad fusion of steam-powered technology, contracts and curses, age-transcending love, and family comedy. It's been my favourite Ghibli film for years, and may just be my favourite film in general even outside the category of animation. So I went to see it at the theatre despite exam season - I …
Episodic plots aren't for everyone, and I can't say that I prefer it over continual plotlines. Nevertheless, Mushishi definitely worked its charm on me. Mushishi is a slow and quiet show. Each episode follows the life of someone who has strayed from normalcy after coming into contact with a "mushi" - an insect-like life form …
The Ghibli classics are back in theatres for 2017 in North America! From this June to December, a film is being shown each month on two selected days either with subtitles or English dubs. Hearing that Kiki’s Delivery Service was back on screen, I rushed to the theatre despite having just re-watched the film earlier …
