Guys, it’s cold. Like absolutely freezing. Like I’ve got my radiator plugged in and two sweaters on and it’s not enough. So, in times like this, I do what I always do: blame someone else for my unhappiness. Today, I’m calling out all those anime …Read more »
Last time I wrote about an anime not getting a second season, season 2 was announced literally the next day. So I can assume one of two things is true: either it was a shoe-in for a continuation, or I have some sort of magical powers. …Read more »
Need a super-boost between My Hero Academia episodes? We know the feeling. Superhero anime is exciting and inspiring, and makes you want to go out there and give your all. And sometimes it’s just fun to watch the epic battles play out. Both are good. So …Read more »
Okay, let’s be real. We’re all tired. We’re all stressed. And we all just want nice things for a change. Fortunately, there are good and pure moments from the current season of anime for us to enjoy. So stop for a moment, take a deep …Read more »
The fall anime season is off to a strong start, with new and returning series rolling out exciting adventures every week. We’re still in the early days of the season, but there are some strong fighters already on the field. As fall gets rolling, we’re …Read more »
The Talentless Nana anime is on the way starting October 4 to adapt the Munou na Nana manga written by Looseboy and illustrated by Iori Furuya. Shinji Ishihara is directing the series at anime production house Bridge, and a new trailer and key visual are …Read more »
Munou no Nana, AKA Talentless Nana, is a manga written by Looseboy and illustrated by Iori Furuya, and it’s coming to TV in Japan this October. Shinji Ishihara is directing the adaptation at production house Bridge, and you can watch as the superpower-tinged murder mystery …Read more »
Talentless Nana is headed to screens. The manga by Looseboy and Iori Furuya, known as Muno no Nana in Japanese, is about a girl named Nana who studies at an academy where the main subject is fighting against the enemies of humankind. Not a lot …Read more »
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