Presentation isn't everything. I know that seems like an obvious statement. If your story or show or whatever is entirely style over substance, then what do you have? Polish a turd all you like. In the end, all you'll have is a shiny turd. It's when the presentation works in tandem with good storytelling that… Continue reading Why the God of Highschool Disappointed
Majora’s Mask: The Black Sheep
Up to this point, Zelda games have been very simple and uplifting. They've had some dark elements here and there, but at their hearts, the Zelda games before this one have been meant to make you feel good. To create a sense of wonder and adventure. Then Majora's Mask came around and said "Get in… Continue reading Majora’s Mask: The Black Sheep
Jiren: How Not to Handle an Antagonist
It still feels weird to me that Dragon Ball Super is over. Well, the anime at least. The manga is still going, but... well, my patience for that version has reached an end. Oddly enough, though, I have a fondness for Super. Yes, the writing averages out around mediocre and the animation is very up… Continue reading Jiren: How Not to Handle an Antagonist
The Lady of the Lake: The Moment of Destiny
Here we are. At the end at last. The final Witcher book (not counting Season of Storms, which we'll get to soon enough). It's been a wild ride. Let's hope it sticks the landing. Like... I enjoy game artwork,but I enjoy original artwork more. Verydisappointing cover. All the pieces are set for the grand finale.… Continue reading The Lady of the Lake: The Moment of Destiny
Genies (Part 3): Djinni
Chances are, your image of a genie will match up with the djinni pretty accurately. That is, if you envision genies as lazy assholes and not a lovable cartoon character voiced by Robin Williams. In terms of design and abilities, it is very much what you'd expect. The question is: does that make it a… Continue reading Genies (Part 3): Djinni
