I’ll be the first to admit that I have no idea how next season’s new shows will turn out. So I don’t do any research whatsoever. I just look at this chart, read the summary, and look at the preview image. Your guess is as good as mine. Enjoy: (click to enlarge) Continue reading Winter 2013 Anime Preview
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Sword Art Online 24 — Sword Art Online Yui Hentai (NSFW)
This post is dedicated to the 144 sick bastards who found this site by searching for “sword art online yui hentai” or some variation thereof. This is part 15 of my SAO summary / fanfiction. You can start with Part 1 here. Thanks to Mira for the GIF.
Kirito: There’s no Floating City up here! Some grand quest. Everything was a lie! I won’t let him get away with this!
Yui tugs gently on Kirito’s sleeve.
Kirito: Oh, right. Gotta save Asuna first. Then I’ll deal with the important matters. Continue reading Sword Art Online 24 — Sword Art Online Yui Hentai (NSFW)
The Big Question: Guilty Crown vs. Sword Art Online vs. Who is Imouto
2012 was filled with unforgettable anime of dubious quality, most notably Guilty Crown, Sword Art Online, and Who is Imouto.
It’s hard to say which of the three was better or worse, and I’m not sure such a comparison holds much value. So I’m going to ask a simpler question: which show did you find the most entertaining this year? Which made you so absorbed you couldn’t tear your eyes away from the screen? It could be because of the huge number of severed limbs, the siscon mindfuckery, the thinly concealed sexual innuendo, or any other criteria of your choosing.
If the winner gets at least a hundred votes, I will write a review giving it the high rating it deserves and explaining why it is a quality show, in the vein of my praises of Queen’s Blade: Rebellion.
Which show was the most entertaining?
- Guilty Crown (45%, 67 Votes)
- Sword Art Online (45%, 67 Votes)
- Who is Imouto (11%, 16 Votes)
Total Voters: 150
Zetsuen no Tempest 11 + 12 — Thirteen Dimensional Chess

Why did I ever take this show seriously? Continue reading Zetsuen no Tempest 11 + 12 — Thirteen Dimensional Chess
Mardock Scramble: The Second Combustion Review — D+
I liked the first movie, but this was just pointless.
The first half of the movie is spent skinny dipping with talking dolphins in the rainbow cyber ocean. Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against talking dolphins. Howard was a pretty cool dolphin. But although this movie tries its best to be trippy, the Illuminatus Trilogy this is not. Japanese people on drugs are about as wild as sober Americans. Continue reading Mardock Scramble: The Second Combustion Review — D+




