This is a very strange combination and yet I think it’s a great way to explain a concept in anime I have REALLY started to enjoy. Realism in anime. Now I’m not talking about plots that are realistic or realistic writings. I want to talk about Politics and Medicine. Now before you suddenly click off […]
Doctor Elise and Log Horizon: Isekai Done Right Read Post »
My reason for this review is a simple one at best, comparing the styles between Moriarty the Patriot and The Case Study of Vanitas. These styles have something that sets them apart from other anime. It’s not just its style and time period. While it is a big factor I think there’s something else going
Moriarty And Vanitas: Detective Coming Through Read Post »
Spy Thrill Vs Spy Kill So, I found that while I’m on my spy thriller mindset I’d take a look at a comparative review between SpyXFamly and Buddy Daddies. My main reason is they fill a very specific niche of spy anime as many of the others tend to be serious or utterly absurd. And
Buddy Daddies and Spy Family: True Love Read Post »
How Deceit Rules the World: Talentless Nana In the world of anime, few shows embrace deception as elegantly and ruthlessly as Talentless Nana. On the surface, it’s a series about gifted students training to combat an unseen enemy. Beneath that, it’s a layered narrative about manipulation, survival, and the lengths one will go to achieve
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The Impact Frame This one is a little different as I will be talking about impact in anime. Specifically physical impact in anime. This being the punches that are town and their impact with carefully coordinated sound design. The reason being is that in recent years sound design has evolved a great deal in terms
Impact in Anime: How to Pack a Punch Read Post »
The isekai genre has become a cornerstone of anime. Whisking characters away from their mundane lives into vibrant, often dangerous, alternate worlds. But while many associate isekai with spells and sorcery, there’s far more to it than magic. Isekai thrives on themes of survival, adaptation, and the clash of modern knowledge with unfamiliar systems. I
Exploring the Ever-Expansive World of isekai Read Post »
Experiencing the Real Anime has often been used as a form of escapism. Many youths found this massively popular form of media enticing, especially within Western culture. It showcased romance, action, horror and so much more with unique designs in a foreign language that set Japan apart from the rest of the world. Slice-of-Life. But
The Heartfelt Real of Slice-of-Life Read Post »
Anime has long been a window into the extreme. And no genre captures the thrill of action, adventure, and personal growth quite like shonen. It was originally targeted towards young male audiences similar to shows such as Ben 10. Shonen anime thrives on larger-than-life battles, emotional stakes, and characters who fight against all odds. This
Navigating the World of Shonen Anime Read Post »
Dr. Stone: Science Pure VS Pure Science Now I’ve already done a review of Dr. Stone. However, the purpose of this review is to dive a bit deeper into the views of Senku and Tsukasa. These two juxtapose each other to varying degrees and are antithetical to each other. However, they also have qualities that
Dr. Stone: The Idea Of Nature Versus Nurture Read Post »
Sword Art Online Abridged: A Love Letter Sword Art Online was developed in July 2012 by Studio A-1 Pictures. It was adapted from its manga form created by Reki Kawahara. Sword Art Online Abridged was produced in March of 2013 by Something Witty Entertainment and is a fan-based parody of the original series. Why am
Sword Art Online: Why The Abridged Is Better Read Post »