What is your childhood comfort movie? Like, what film do you go back to when you're having a bad day and you need to lift your spirits? A movie that you can go back to time and time again for years without getting tired of it? Plenty of movies fit that bill for me. But… Continue reading Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory: Ultimate Childhood Comfort
Energia: Titans of Verità Table of Contents (For Catching Up) “Excuse me?” Anna said politely but firmly as she approached the woman. “May I have a moment of your time?” The woman didn’t respond. She leaned further back in her chair, casually strumming her fingers against her leg. Japanese. Right. Anna almost slapped herself in… Continue reading Chapter 22: A Simple Solution
This has been bothering me for a long time. So, may as well do it now. As of me writing this, chapter 61 of the Dragon Ball Super manga just came out. And personally, I kinda... hated it. Sure, Vegeta got some decently badass moments. But to me, it was a perfect encapsulation of the terrible writing… Continue reading Dragon Ball Super Doesn’t Understand Goku
A few weeks ago, as of the publishing of this article, we finally got our first good look at the Playstation 5. Sure, the console itself just looks like a wi-fi modem and I'll be making fun of it for years. But to be fair, we got to see a lot of incredible looking games!… Continue reading My Hopes For the Demon’s Souls Remake
Originally, I was going to write this as a little preview for my Kill La Kill review (which I'll link to at the bottom of this; it's one of my personal favorites). But then I forgot because I'm a dumb-dumb. So I'm gonna do it now that I've remembered it. I'm only, what, three months… Continue reading The Genius of Kill La Kill’s Nui Harime
