Category: The Mind of a Character

  • Homer Simpson: Then and Now

    Homer Simpson: Then and Now

    Time is the mortal enemy of comedy. That, and repetition. The longer and more frequently a joke is used, the quicker its humor fades. So what does that mean for a show as long-running as the Simpsons? The once beloved American comedy has been squeezed so dry there’s not a drop of life left in…

  • Why Makima is Terrifying (Chainsaw Man Season 1)

    Why Makima is Terrifying (Chainsaw Man Season 1)

    *Note: this article is being written by an anime-only viewer of Chainsaw Man. The manga may disprove or further the points made here, or I could simply get some things wrong. I’m simply sharing my reactions to the character and analyzing why I feel she’s awesome and terrifying. Feel free to correct me if I…

  • The Missed Potential of Togata Mirio (My Hero Academia)

    The Missed Potential of Togata Mirio (My Hero Academia)

    When Togata Mirio was first introduced at the end of My Hero Academia’s third season, he made an immediate impact on the fans! He was cool, he was charming, his design was unique, it was all perfect! Everyone was excited to see more of him! Come the beginning of season four, we got what we…

  • The Perfect Character Design of Marin Kitagawa (My Dress-Up Darling)

    The Perfect Character Design of Marin Kitagawa (My Dress-Up Darling)

    What a character chooses to wear can give some interesting insights into their personality. Do they dress formally and rigidly? Or are they wearing loose, free clothes they can easily move around in? Maybe they’re dressed sloppily, bucking the fashion trends for what they personally like? A perfectly designed outfit can become synonymous with a…

  • Rewriting the 13th Doctor (Doctor Who)

    Rewriting the 13th Doctor (Doctor Who)

    One of the most interesting aspects of Doctor Who as a show is the concept of regeneration. For those unfamiliar with the series, whenever the main character, the Doctor, is fatally wounded, they change every cell in their body, becoming a whole new person. This allows new actors to take the character’s role and the…