It could be argued that tragic backstories are the backbone of many an anime series.
Continue reading “On the Subject of Tragic Backstories in Anime”
Yuri visual novels, yuri anime, and yuri manga
It could be argued that tragic backstories are the backbone of many an anime series.
Continue reading “On the Subject of Tragic Backstories in Anime”
Which series will The Lily Garden be following next season? Read on and find out!
It seems there is a lot of confusion to be had when it comes to deconstructions in anime. I am not going to claim I have all, or any, of the answers, but here are my thoughts on the subject matter at hand.
Episodes: 6 (or 7 – if you consider the recap episode to be part of the series proper)
Genre(s): Mahou Shoujo, Drama, Slice-of-life, Fantasy,
Aired: Nov 2017 – Jan 2018
Also known as: Yuki Yuna is a Hero: The Hero Chapter; Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru – Yuusha no Shou; 結城友奈は勇者である -勇者の章-
Summary: Sequel to Yuki Yuna wa Yusha de Aru.
Continue reading “Yuki Yuna wa Yusha de Aru – Yusha no Shou – [Anime Series Review]”
One of the signature moments for any magical girl series is the transformation sequence. During said metamorphosis, the girl traditionally is left momentarily naked before she becomes a magical girl by donning a flamboyant, color-coordinated costume through the use of magic.
Episodes: 6
Genre(s): Drama, Slice-of-life, Fantasy, Mahou Shoujo
Aired: Oct 2017 – Nov 2017
Also known as: Yuki Yuna is a Hero: The Washio Sumi Chapter; WaSuYu; 結城友奈は勇者である -鷲尾須美の章-
Summary: Three elementary school students are to become heroes and protect Shinju-sama, the god tree that protects humanity, from the mysterious Vertex. These 6 episodes also serve as a prequel to Yuki Yuna wa Yusha de Aru.
Review: Due to how it’s written, WaSuYu could possibly be watched before YuYuYu (which is the original series) and the viewer wouldn’t be missing all that much, probably.
YuYuYu heavily really depends on the impact of certain plot twists and WaSuYu revisits such scenes. That means watching WaSuYu first would probably spoil the fun, as it were.
Look. I think you can either watch WaSuYu first or YuYuYu first. WaSuYu only hints at the developments and the reveals which gets fleshed out in YuYuYu. YuYuYu also provides the backstory and history and explains whereas WaSuYu assmes you’ve already watched YuYuYu and skips such details. You do you and choose since both can work. Both are somewhat similar in themes, visuals, and narrative scope, however, so you should probably steer away from WaSuYu if you weren’t a fan of YuYuYu. With that being said, the presentation of WaSuYu is quite different, for better or for worst, which affects how the viewer perceives WaSuYu.
Continue reading “Yuki Yuna wa Yusha de Aru: Washio Sumi no Shou – Anime Series Review”
Yeah, I’m dropping this one, too, folks. Sorry.
(Spoilers in this “review”) Continue reading “Twin Angel Break Episode 6 Review – “The Legendary Monsters, the Black Rose Man””
The show doesn’t really improve from last week.
(Spoilers in this review)
Continue reading “Twin Angel Break Episode 5 Review – “Yuimaru! The Field Trip to Okinawa””
Watching Japanese and Learning Anime ‘`♪ヾ(‘∀’o)ノ
A person who writes about anime.
We provide you with weekly dose of anime.
One Girl's Journey Into Life (and Anime)
Monthly analysis of my favourite anime characters
Nerdy goodness every Thursday and Sunday
All Flavors of Entertainment
Classical Chinese tales of the strange and anomalous, translated (roughly) by Geoff Humble.
True Change cannot be made if it is bound by laws and limitations, predictions and imagination -- Itachi Uchiha
Break the keyboard!
Writing stories to help fulfill our passions to become authors
「a place for my thoughts」
Turning fanon into canon
Irresponsible blogging
Let's talk anime and manga, shall we?
living the anime life