Originally published on The Fandom Post The future of augmented reality What They Say: When Yuko “Yasako” Okonogi wears her digitally-augmented glasses to view e-space, she sees an amazing series of images, information and programs laid on top of the “real” world around her. But when her family moves to Daikoku City, Yasako discovers that … Continue reading Den-noh Coil Complete Collection Blu-ray Anime Review
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Crunchyroll Feature-With the Wano Arc, One Piece is Finally Nearing its Endgame
For my latest CR feature, I returned to One Piece to write about Wano's significance in the broader story. Weird as it is to imagine, One Piece might just be ending soon(ish). We've still got a ways to go, of course, but with everything going on in Wano, it's hard to deny that the story's … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature-With the Wano Arc, One Piece is Finally Nearing its Endgame
Crunchyroll Feature-How Tower of God’s Top-Notch Atmosphere Makes the Show
For my latest Crunchyroll feature (I know this post is two weeks late, blame forgetfulness and law school) I took a look at Tower of God's use of atmosphere to hook the audience in its first episode. I was a little hesitant about the show at first, but the mood and atmosphere it set was … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature-How Tower of God’s Top-Notch Atmosphere Makes the Show
Crunchyroll Feature-Why In/Spectre’s Kotoko Would Make A Perfect Lawyer
For my latest article on Crunchyroll, I use my experience as a law student to look at why Kotoko's skills as a goddess of wisdom would translate just as well into the practice of law. Kotoko's a fun character to write about, and the fact that she's actually going to law school is just icing … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature-Why In/Spectre’s Kotoko Would Make A Perfect Lawyer
Burn the Witch One-Shot Manga Review
Originally published on The Fandom Post Creative Staff Story/Art: Tite Kubo What They Say: Noel Niihashi and Nini Spangle work as witches for Wing Bird, a group dedicated to protecting the population of London from dragons and keeping their existence secret from the normal population. From their base in Reverse London, the two are dispatched … Continue reading Burn the Witch One-Shot Manga Review
Crunchyroll Feature-Why KONOSUBA’s Cast is the Perfect Adventuring Party
For my latest Crunchyroll feature, I took a look at why Konosuba's cast is actually a group of master adventurers (with a lot of tongue in cheek). It's a little different from what I usually write, and it was fun to practice something a little different. Read the full article on Crunchyroll!
Crunchyroll Feature-The Most Powerful Weapons in In/Spectre are WORDS
My latest Crunchyroll feature is taking a look at this season's In/Spectre and how it shows what the right words at the right time can accomplish. In/Spectre has great dialogue, and it's a joy to write about how well the anime incorporates it into the plot. Read my words about In/Spectre's words on Crunchyroll!
Crunchyroll Feature-10 Bleach Fight Scenes That Make the Anime Unforgettable
It's been awhile since I last revisited Bleach, so it was fun getting to go back and count down my ten favorite fights from the series in anticipation of its upcoming announcement (whatever that might be). For all it's flaws, Bleach was one of the early shows that helped get me interested in anime in … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature-10 Bleach Fight Scenes That Make the Anime Unforgettable
Crunchyroll Feature-From Mesopotamia to Mesoamerica: The Real History Behind Fate/Grand Order: Babylonia’s Heroic Spirits
Having trouble keeping up with all of Babylonia's Servants? I put together a guide here with some brief explanations of the history behind them and how Babylonia's portrayal stacks up to the real legend. It's surprisingly accurate most of the time (gender-bending aside), which is a nice touch in a mobile game storyline. You can … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature-From Mesopotamia to Mesoamerica: The Real History Behind Fate/Grand Order: Babylonia’s Heroic Spirits
Podcast: Fandom Post Radio Episode 68: 2010-2019
The latest Fandom Post Radio featured a full crew of me, Kestrel, Kate, DJ, and Darius to talk about our top 10 anime of the past decade (when we didn't get sidetracked talking about Fate). You can listen to it at these links: Libsyn: http://fandompost.libsyn.com/fandom-post-radio-episode-68-2010-2019 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fandompostradio/episode-68-2010-2019 iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fandom-post-radio/id1231303828 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ixqec2n2hf6pyku2oaszsd4hrfy Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Ee0T2nGA9rrDyKBTYQtVV Stitcher: … Continue reading Podcast: Fandom Post Radio Episode 68: 2010-2019
