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Uh... something about that seems wrong. Like, morally. We're sure they're allowed to do that? This is another table-setting episode. Most of the runtime is spent placing all the pieces onto the board for the action of the arc. We get a brief taste of it towards the end of the episode, but doesn't last… Continue reading My Review Academia S5 E3: Making Children Fight
Aw... no Papa Poirot this time. Damn. Oh well. I'm sure our new main character can command the spotlight like he did. Anne Beddingfeld, our new protagonist, is made an orphan after her archeologist father's sudden death. Yearning for adventure, she makes her way to London, where she works to pay her bills. One day,… Continue reading The Man in the Brown Suit: A Totally Not Toxic Relationship
*Insert obligatory "J.K. Rowling is a terrible person" line here*. We all know it, let's move on. This is, without debate, the most important movie in the Harry Potter franchise. Granted, it kind of got handed that for free; this is the one where Voldemort gets revived, after all. But it's not just that. This… Continue reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: The Mess
Okay, plot is happening now. We can finally talk about something with some merit to it. *Quick note for transparency's sake: a few months back, I caved and binge read the manga, so I already know where the story is going to go. However, I'll be looking at the anime on its own merit. So,… Continue reading My Review Academia S5 E2: Catching Up With the Todorokis
You know, they could've called the second half season four and no one would've cared. The third season of Attack on Titan is where things get really interesting. You're just sitting there, enjoying the titan-slaying action. Then the show grabs you by the shoulder and says "It's Attack on Human now, sit down and shut… Continue reading Attack on Titan Season 3 (Part 1): The Civil War
