is an enigma, in that it could go one of two ways, good, or complete shitstorm. When the show begins, we are taken to space school, which sits on a neutral space nation, in the middle of... more
Do you like moe? Do you like tanks? Do you like moe girls driving tanks? has you covered. The show is set in a demilitarized Japan where schools can afford tanks for some reason. These tanks... more
Deep in the bowel in the internet there lies a man capable of conqiering any galgame, he is a mysterious figure who can capture 8 heroines simultabeously, an is known on the internet as K... more
Yes, as implausible as it may seem science fiction is actually an account of the future of the human race, an account beginning as of right now, with scientific advances inching humans towar... more
5. "Believe in the me that believes in you" is something I said to the cast of a play I was part of recently, becuase our show wasn't going how we wanted, and things turned around, probab... more
I wasn't alive in the 80's, I don't I could've even been conceived back then, and yet due to the availability of media over the web, the past is closer than it's ever been, and when I'm brows... more
The Playstation Vita has only sold 4.1 million units in it's debut year, and Sony isn't showing any signs of turning the system around, and while I believe the system itself is fine the way ... more
An impending apocalypse is an apocalypse nonetheless, and the onslaught of giant titans in is about as apocalyptic as things could be. The manga chronicles the attacks of giant titans, on... more
10. : I have a bias against anime based on visual novels, but may have pierced that bias with it's brilliant blend of comedy, sci fi, and not so epic robot fighting. It's compelling characte... more
Wow, and are over, two pillars of Jump fallen, and two of the biggest innovators to recently hit Shounen Jump are defunct, and while both anime remain on the airwaves, it's time for the ma... more
What if there was a way to predict future crimes through psychology? Would it be finite? Can people change? Are personality traits unavoidable? Answers to those (and other) questions, and a ... more
is an enigma in the manga and anime universe, in that it is a massively popular gag manga, when gag manga are typically just safe sellers, and after a couple readthroughs the reason is ... more
I've wanted to do a series of blogs for awhile now, and just recently I thought of a solid idea, when I thought to myself "Why do I love manga so much?" and I came up with a lot of answers in my ... more
Wow. I just watched , and now I have questions and opinons abound, what exactly is Shiro, who are these cops, and whats the government's role in this, where are the other gangs? certainly enjo... more
Hello readers, sorry if you were expecting , but user Rank57 just wrote a quite nice blog about , and I don't think I could describe it much better, except I don't like it as much as him (I sti... more
Well, I've read quite a bit of manga, and watched a bit of anime, in my time, and I've noticed all the "delinquents" dominating our fair mediums, and thought I'd do some soul searching to figur... more
I first came across his work when I was in 5th grade in the the form of an anime called Baoh. I instantly loved it for it's obscene display of violence and interesting scenario of a story. I alwa... more
Well readers, sorry if this disappoints you, but our date with Onizuka sensei is postponed in favor of me feeding off the Magi hype. I've seen all the previews and trailers for the Magi anime, a... more
Thinking of a single manga or anime with a enough sentimental value for me to come back to again and again shouldn't be an easy task. I will almost always reread a manga that I really liked, out ... more
I should be doing my mountains of AP homework, but this blog in my head was screaming WRITE ME and I couldn't focus grr. Every time before I read a manga, or start an anime, I check the Wik... more
Growing up the son of a movie buff, it didn't take me long to come and love animation. One of my first loves was Nausicaa: Valley of The Wind (Warriors of the Wind then. Silly Weinstein Brothers)... more
I've decided that I'll try and review a series once a week, as sort of a cornerstone for this blog, although, I may not be able to finish the series. And soo, without further adieu..... Ubel Blat... more
Since I was a child and now I’m in my mid-20s, I’m very fond of watching anime series. I remember back in 1990s, Voltez V and Daimos are the first ever anime series I have watched. After a ... more
This officially marks my first post for the new years and it is also on time. As a heads up, Gokaiger and Fourze shall be on break during this week. Lets hope that 2012 shall be a stronger ye... more
2011 has been a major year for me other than my enjoyment of fiction. This year marked a huge risky step in my life that shall lead towards a new path once everything is properly settled. T... more
We have reached the end of our climax today. That's right we are on the final day of this segment, and what a perfect way to end it with the Kamen Rider movie to end all films. : April 1, 201... more
Day three is here, which means that we are now past the half way point. Unfortunately today's segment shall be about an unnecessary film that takes place within the continuity of W. : July 2... more
Now we begin day two of the Crimson Blade's four days of Kamen Rider movie segment. This time we shall dive into a tale that takes place right after the events of Kamen Rider W. : April 21, ... more
Tired of these specials being dedicated to one sentai series after another? Well you are in luck, this time the Crimson Blade is going to do a series of specials regarding some of the Kamen Ri... more
Ah the holiday season. Time for parties, food, gifts, family, and drinking.....lots of drinking. Which brings me to my next drama. When you go to a bar, who is your best friend? The Bartender... more
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