A little kid bullies a deaf girl and tries to not be a shitbag years later. Continue reading Koe no Katachi Review — A-
Renai Bokun Review — D-
The Death Note of love falls into the hands of a bunch of morons. Continue reading Renai Bokun Review — D-
Blame! Review — B-
People try to survive in a post-apocalyptic world as robots kill them. Continue reading Blame! Review — B-
Thoughts on Nationalism in Anime (Inspired by Seikaisuru Kado)
As many of my readers know, I enjoy watching shows with strong nationalistic leanings. The main reason being that I think nationalism is:
A. One of the most destructive ideologies in human history;
B. Fascinating, as are all human belief systems;
C. Something I once fell for; and
D. Fucking stupid.
Some of the anime I enjoyed watching the most include such nationalistic classics as Gasaraki, Gigantic Formula, Gunbuster, and even shows as subtle with their nationalist messaging as Gate and Mahouka. The other day I was discussing the nationalism in Seikaisuru Kado with Marina, and she encouraged me to write a blog post. So here we are. Continue reading Thoughts on Nationalism in Anime (Inspired by Seikaisuru Kado)
Sword Art Online 09 — Kirito Reviews Sword Art Origin
This is part 49 of my SAO summary / fanfiction, and you can start from the beginning here.
“Hey, Silica, what do you think of this game?” Liz asked Imouto as they strolled through town with Silica.
“I’m not sure,” Imouto replied. “I need to ask Kirito what I think.”
“Of course! This is a perfect opportunity. Who better to ask than {CHR_PC_NAME) himself.” Continue reading Sword Art Online 09 — Kirito Reviews Sword Art Origin