Loss is the fourth film in the Digimon Adventure Tri film series that was released to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the series. I’ve reviewed each of the previous films here on the site and now the home release of Loss will be getting the same treatment. While not the best entry in the Tri series it offers the same … Read More
Eromanga Sensei follows the life of young high schooler Masamune, who in his spare time writes light novels. He lives alone with his step sister Sagiri, a shut in who hasn’t left her bedroom in over a year. Because as you’re probably aware the protagonists of these ecchi fanservice-y shows aren’t allowed to have parents for some reason and they’re … Read More
After ending the first volume on such a high point I was really looking forward to the release of this second volume of Occultic;Nine because I was itching to find out where the story would lead to next. And while the concluding set of Occultic; Nine contains some great story and character moments it’s let down by some break neck … Read More
A few days ago I made the trek out to my local cinema to see a film I have been looking forward to for some time. If the title of this review didn’t give it away already, that film was Mirai. It’s the latest film from talented director Mamoru Hosoda who’s previous work’s I have reviewed on the site already. … Read More
The fourth Dragon Ball Super collection has launched this month here in Australia, and it probably comes with no surprise that I’ll be reviewing it. Especially since I’ve reviewed the first 3 volumes on the site prior. This set is a bit of a mixed bag, containing some of the best episodes we’ve seen so far but also quite a … Read More
Samurai Jack is a Cartoon Network animated series that originally began airing back in 2001. It quickly gained a very passionate fan-base due to it’s more mature tone and meaningful story compared to the other Hanna Barbera esque cartoons that were airing around it. The series took numerous risks the likes of which weren’t seen in other shows appealing to … Read More
I went into Flip Flappers quite blind, only hearing whispers from various anime fans mentioning it’s something to keep an eye on and experience if you can. They were right! Flip Flappers is unlike any other series I’d seen before due to the way it presents it’s episodes and story structure while maintaining gorgeous animation throughout the entire 13 episode … Read More
If you want to experience the story of Dragon Ball Z in it’s most faithful adaptation you can’t look past the Kai series. Unlike other entries in the Dragon Ball franchise such as Super or GT, Kai isn’t a brand new series nor does it contain story we haven’t seen before. It’s a stripped down, more faithful version of Akira … Read More
It’s no surprise based on the amount of Dragon Ball content found on this site that Dragon Ball Z is one of my all time favourite anime series. There really is something in there that will entertain just about everyone. But even though the series is one of the greatest and most watched shows of all time, you may find … Read More
Chris Sabat at Madfest 2018 Today Madman have revealed the first of their guest announcements for MadFest Melbourne 2018. And based on this announcement it looks like it’s going to be a great event for any anime fan. The legendary Christopher Sabat will be making his way back to Australia in September to be a part of the event. With … Read More