You know, there’s an awakening that every baby weeb went through when they started watching anime more seriously back in the 2000s. This was the era of Shonen anime, with a plucky protagonist, their group of friends/reluctant teammates, and, of course, a rival to shake things up now and then. And, if you were anything
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When people say that Bungou Stray Dogs has villains that feel one note, it’s clear they haven’t met Nakahara Chūya yet. He has one of the most loyal fan following in the entire series and people will let you know why. Though he does happen to be one half of the biggest ship from the
What is a Sports anime without a rival that is too good for words, like Rin Itoshi (糸師 凛, Itoshi Rin)? Blue Lock is shaping up to be the new obsession in the Sports genre, with its wiki quickly expanding to cater to the many curious newcomers to the fandom. And for good reason, considering how
I k now that first villains are meant to be fairly memorable, but Ryūnosuke Akutagawa in Bungou Stray Dogs genuinely blew me away. I have got to be honest here: the anime didn’t capture my attention until Ryūnosuke Akutagawa stepped on the scene, and to this day he remains one of my favorite characters in
At this point, we all know how the song and dance of One Piece goes. It’s been more than two decades, and after numerous characters that both entered and exited the roster, there are quite a few that have had their legacy stay. I mean, what is a Shonen if it doesn’t have some of
Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War is one of those shows that have nearly everything going for it. Great plot? Check. Quirky interactions? Check. A stellar cast of both main and side characters? Oh, you have no idea. In fact, part of what got me to try the show wasn’t the promise of a cute but frustrating
You don’t need a wiki to look up who Osamu Dazai is, even if you’re a casual weeb. The character from Bungou Stray Dogs has taken over the Animesphere in a big way, and it doesn’t feel like his reign is ending anytime soon. This is weird when you consider the fact that he isn’t
Look, I’m just grateful that Solo Leveling gave us a sibling relationship where Sung Jinah, the younger sister, isn’t in a weird love fest with her older brother. And maybe that’s a hot take, but I enjoy healthier relationships in anime in any way I can get them. So, a genuinely non-creepy sister-brother dynamic? Sign
I love when an anime or manga has its own little lingo thing going on. Like little terminologies or phrases that are wholly unique to the story alone. It adds so much more to a long-winded manga, for example, because it helps enhance the world-building aspect. Leading to the said story being a more immersive
Sung Jin Woo is a familiar name for anyone who has dipped their toes into the vast and wondrous world of Korean manhwa and webtoons. The medium has gained quick popularity thanks to apps like Line WebToon and Tapas, which have made comic consumption that much more accessible. And with a story like Solo Levelling
