Convention Tales IX: My First Anime North

There's an old, but widely known Chinese proverb that says, "The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step". This is very true - whether the person in question is embarking on a literal adventure through a new country, or if they're starting the process of learning something new; in either case, nothing …

Anime Review #29: Guilty Crown

OH MY GOD THIS SHOW IS AWFUL. IT'S SO TERRIBLE. GUILTY CROWN Me after watching Guilty Crown. For a long time now, this 2011 series was on my to-watch list, and on paper, it seemed like something with a really good premise: set in a post-apocalyptic Japan, where an oppressive regime rules with an iron …

The Traditional Catholic Weeb Speaks: Put A Tune To It

The last time I made a music-related post was on March 16, 2019, when I made a list of my favorite anime songs that weren't an opening or an ending theme, which you can view here. Bask in the glory of its mundane style and its chock wall of text that would give supplementary materials …

Navem Eos #3: Izuku Midoriya and Ochaco Uraraka

Boku No Hero Academia is one of the most well-known and popular series of today, with the much-anticipated fourth season having been recently released. It has been widely praised as one of the best series of the decade, with dynamic characters, an entertaining storyline and visuals, as well as its straightforward premise. With any show …

Anime Review #28: Nisekoi

Before I begin this post, I would like to wish all my readers a blessed and Happy New Year. Here's to a wonderful year full of God's goodness, may He help you accomplish whatever goals you have set for the year 2020. There are two types of anime series that I have watched: series with …