Author: bateszi
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The ending of Sing “Yesterday” for Me was a betrayal
Read More →: The ending of Sing “Yesterday” for Me was a betrayalThe ending of Sing “Yesterday” for Me was a betrayal. I know that sounds dramatic, but allow me to explain.
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My anime diary: A Place Further than the Universe & Smile Down the Runway
Read More →: My anime diary: A Place Further than the Universe & Smile Down the RunwayI suppose I’m not the only one turning to the comfort of their anime backlog right now? I don’t feel like I have much patience at the moment and would much rather digest a finished story than be left hanging by one that’s still on-going. Anyway, I figured I’d watch Smile Down the Runway since…
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Appare-Ranman! episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Appare-Ranman! episode 1 anime reviewAn anime original from P.A. Works, Appare-Ranman! is the story of Appare, a scientific genius cum adventurer from Japan, entering into a larger than life car (some may say, wacky!) race across the US.
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The Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED episode 1 anime review
Read More →: The Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED episode 1 anime reviewA fun and satisfying debut that feels in many ways like a throwback to late Nineties anime like The Big O and Cowboy Bebop, albeit with a less masculine and more homoerotic subtext for the Noughties.
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Kakushigoto episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Kakushigoto episode 1 anime reviewThe chaotic story of a responsible Dad that’s also a pervy ecchi manga artist.
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Gleipnir episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Gleipnir episode 1 anime reviewGleipnir’s first episode pings between being a fascinating psychological thriller and a creepy erotic comedy. It starts weird and only gets weirder.
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Sing “Yesterday” for Me episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Sing “Yesterday” for Me episode 1 anime reviewSing “Yesterday” for Me is an easy anime to love and, quite frankly, I fell pretty hard for it.
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Wave, Listen to Me! episode 1 anime review
Read More →: Wave, Listen to Me! episode 1 anime reviewIn Wave, Listen to Me!, we’re dragged into Minare’s world: the world of a hungover and bitter adult, looking to regain some momentum in her life and ranting into the void whilst she waits.