Tag: Review

  • Horimiya Manga Review: Simple and Sweet

    Horimiya Manga Review: Simple and Sweet

    Season two, baby! Let’s gooooo!!! As much as I loved the first season of the Horimiya anime, I did feel that something was missing. There were some pretty obvious gaps in the plot where cut content from the manga should have been. And my admiration for this series had become so deep so quickly that…

  • Final Fantasy XVI is a Generation Defining Game *Spoiler Free Review*

    Final Fantasy XVI is a Generation Defining Game *Spoiler Free Review*

    You never know what you’re gonna get with Final Fantasy. That’s part of why I love it. And part of why I hate it. You’ll either get one of the greatest video games of all time or you’ll get a trash heap. There really isn’t anything in-between. Luckily for us, this is one of the…

  • Mort: Part-Time Reaper

    Death was always my favorite Discworld character. And behold! A whole book with him as one of the main characters. I knew this series was my thing! Farm-boy Mort is seeking a master to apprentice under. Problem is, only one figure is willing to take him: Death himself. Will Mort be able to keep up…

  • X-Men: Days of Future Past Should Have Been the Finale

    X-Men: Days of Future Past Should Have Been the Finale

    I could just say ‘this movie retcons X3 and Origins out of existence’, and that would be sufficient reason to call it a masterpiece. But that probably wouldn’t be enough for an article, so we’ll dive a little deeper than that. Days of Future Past was put in a bizarre position. It had to tie…

  • Demon Slayer Swordsmith Village Arc: Third Verse, Same as the First Two

    Demon Slayer Swordsmith Village Arc: Third Verse, Same as the First Two

    It feels like Demon Slayer’s unrelenting momentum is finally starting to wane. Maybe it’s just me, but this season didn’t make so much of a splash as the other ones did. Which is understandable. This season is where the cracks in the series really start to show. It’s still gorgeously animated, and the music is…