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
Crunchyroll Features
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 – One Piece’s Valuable Lesson on Being True to Yourself
Now that I'm back at Crunchyroll, here's my first article of the year for them! Even with the anime and manga in the middle of Wano, Whole Cake Island's message about being honest about who you are has always stuck with me. Three characters have to learn this lesson, and all of them are better … Continue reading Crunchyroll Feature – One Piece’s Valuable Lesson on Being True to Yourself
Crunchyroll Feature-Mirai Director Mamoru Hosoda Talks About Family, Sci-Fi, and More!
Mamoru Hosoda came to the US last month to promote Mirai, his latest movie, and took the time to answer some questions. We talked about Mirai, the production process behind his films, and even a bit about what his next film is going to be. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll Feature-With Alicization, Sword Art Online Finally Nails The Concept It’s Always Been Going For
SAO's Alicization arc has only just started, and it's already shaping up to be one of SAO's biggest arcs yet. Most notably, it's demonstrating an understanding of game mechanics and tropes that previous arcs haven't, making the story feel like playing a quality RPG. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll Feature-Zombie Land Saga is the Only Idol Anime I Will Ever Watch
For my latest Crunchyroll feature, I took a look at Zombie Land Saga and why it's an amazing show, even if you're not an idol fan. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll Feature-Jump Force is Exactly What a Shonen Jump Fighting Game Should Be
For my latest Crunchyroll feature, I got to play in the beta for the upcoming Jump Force. It definitely needs some fine tuning before release, but I'm still excited to play the final version. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll Feature-The Lonely World of Kenny Ackermann
After Kenny's fascinating flashbacks, I decided to take a look at his character as more than just a villain. Kenny is, in some ways, a tragic anti-villain, and his flashback did a lot to build sympathy for that. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll Feature-The Saga of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Leading into Golden Wind
With Part 5 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure premiering in just a few days, I wrote a catch-up piece for anyone lost in the long and wild story of the first four parts. Read the full article on Crunchyroll
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