• Slime Incarnation and It’s Many, Many Characters

    Having an extensive cast of characters isn’t normally a problem. Especially not in long-running fantasy epics. If done properly, it can make your world feel diverse and lived in, and it can give the audience many different perspectives from which to view it. But in anime, it tends to be a problem more than a…

  • Mythos: Greek Mythology in All Its Disturbing Glory

    I have a soft spot for old mythology. In fact, one of the very first books I ever reviewed for the ‘How’s This Book?’ series was a book about Norse mythology! I love studying this stuff; it’s all really weird and interesting! Greek myths have always been among my favorites. I can’t quite pinpoint why,…

  • Grick: Dune Joke

    First the grell, now this. These last two entries have been some weird looking dudes. And I kinda love it! Lore: Lurker in the Rocks Gricks lay waiting within rocks for their prey. Rather than hunting, they’ll drag their rubbery bodies to where other creatures might pass to lurk until they can ambush their next…

  • The Suicide Squad: Salvaging a Catastrophe

    The Suicide Squad: Salvaging a Catastrophe

    Honestly? I’m amazed this movie exists. Not just because they somehow managed to get James Gunn who somehow managed to convince DC to let him use characters like Polka-Dot Man and John Cena. But because the first movie was a fucking catastrophe! It’s no secret that the first Suicide Squad was a butchered nightmare. It…

  • My Review Academia S5 E21: Become What I Love

    Sorry I’m a day late on this one. I had just gotten back from camping yesterday and I forgot that a new episode had come out. The battle between the League of Villains and the Metahuman Liberation Army begins. However, the odds immediately begin to tip away from our villains, as the new villains have…