“. . .all I really prioritize is seeing kaiju fights and great practical effects, while guffawing at the cheesy characters and dialogue.”
— Me, ten days ago. Continue reading “Thoughts on Godzilla vs. Megalon (AKA The Jet Jaguar Power-Hour)”
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Thoughts on Mob Psycho 100 Season Two
I was pretty entertained by Mob Psycho 100‘s first season. Based on its first episode (which I watched prior to leaving the show on-hold as it finished out the season), I wondered if it might take a more normal approach this time around. The episodes that followed only strengthened that assumption, before everything that I never would have expected came flying back at me like a punch from an esper god. My face still hurts. Continue reading “Thoughts on Mob Psycho 100 Season Two”
Thoughts on “One Hundred Years of Solitude” by Gabriel García Márquez
A book review on this blog is more rare than a legendary pokémon in any corresponding game. You don’t need to catch it, though I’d like it if you did. Continue reading “Thoughts on “One Hundred Years of Solitude” by Gabriel García Márquez”
Thoughts on the Debut Weekend of the Alliance of American Football
It was an intriguing weekend for many upon the dawn of a new football league. How would it operate? How would the new rules be implemented? Would the talent translate to quality games? After nearly a year of anticipation, the AAF has officially put the first weekend of action to rest. How did they fare? Continue reading “Thoughts on the Debut Weekend of the Alliance of American Football”
Thoughts on Amarimawari
From the creator of A Channel comes a work that will make you think very hard about the national age of consent in Japan. Continue reading “Thoughts on Amarimawari”
Thoughts on Hisone to Maso-tan
This anime is kind of a mess. A beautiful mess, which looks almost coherent gazing upon it for the first few minutes. Inevitably, however, someone comes in to clean it up, causing the room to look spick and span, without an ounce of personality. That’s kind of how the story goes. Continue reading “Thoughts on Hisone to Maso-tan”
Thoughts on Tsurutsuru to Zarazara no Aida
I’ll admit, the cover image for this manga’s fourth volume made me interested. Just look at it. It’s insane. I almost wondered if it was a psychological viewpoint of the male’s anxiety to the female’s objective beauty and the expectations of living up to her qualifications. What lies inside is nothing of the sort, but good on the mangaka for pulling me in through non-bland imagery. Continue reading “Thoughts on Tsurutsuru to Zarazara no Aida”
