Navem Eos #12: Katara / Aang

To my readers:Unfortunately, I've run out of articles to post under this series, so my post regarding Katara/Aang will have to be the last in the Navem Eos line. Within the next year, I shall be coming up with a new series of posts to talk about which will hopefully last longer. The Traditional Catholic …

Navem Eos #11: Raku Ichijo / Onodera Kosaki

It's been approximately more than a year since I last watched Nisekoi. Although the series itself wasn't the excellent, high-quality, memorable and comical series that I hoped it would be, there were a few things that I remember coming from this show. At one point in the first episode, lead heroine Chitoge Kirisaki gives the …

Navem Eos #10: Yuiga Nariyuki / Fumino Furuhashi

During my second year of university, I worked part-time as a high school-level mathematics tutor, where for 10-15 hours a week I'd help students clarify their misunderstandings on certain topics, understand how to tackle high school math problems from an analytical angle, as well as the ins and outs of each procedure, while at the …

Navem Eos #9: Natsuki Subaru / Emilia

This month, the second season of the highly-acclaimed anime series, Re: Zero - Starting Life In Another World made its rounds. With this, once again the flames of the ongoing "waifu war" between supporters of the two main female protagonists, Emilia and Rem, were fanned. If you go on the Twitter account of the anime …

Navem Eos #8: Kyon / Mikuru Asahina

It's time to revisit The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Funnily enough, I'm going to be talking about an anime series involving God (cosplaying as a... schoolgirl, of all things) on the day after Trinity Sunday, where Christians commemorate the consubstantiality of God existing in the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost. Starring the misadventures of …