“Bleach” is a standout anime series known for its complex characters and intricate plotlines. One of the most captivating aspects of the series is the Espada, the top-ranked Arrancars in Sosuke Aizen’s army. Each Espada is unique, possessing their own motivations, abilities, and roles within the narrative. In this article, we will delve into each
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WebToons are often typecasted as frilly romances with rarely any meat to their plot. Which, in my humble opinion, is a disservice. WebToons are so much more than chick-lit webcomics for the romantic at heart. They can be gritty, with intrigue and world-building to pull you in and binge the entire story in one go.
An aloof main lead in a high-paced anime is standard practice at this point. Gone are the days of goofy but lovable protagonists that you’d see grace the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump. Nowadays, it’s all about the cool guy, who borders on near detached from everything around him yet leads with quiet confidence. I
It’s crazy how WebToons have taken over the geek stratosphere by storm. I remember back in 2017, when I first discovered the Line WebToon app, I was obsessed with it. Back then, you had all the classics. Romances like Lore Olympus, coming-of-age stories like True Beauty, and then, there was I Love Yoo. I mean,
Fairy Tail runs into a problem that you don’t see often in anime, which is the question of who the main character of the series is. We understand that sounds weird, but long-time fans know this debate is as old as the famous anime itself that ruled the late 2010s. With a whole cast of
Picture yourself lounging on a plush couch, adorned with velvet cushions, as you sip on a glass of ambrosia and immerse yourself in the magical world of webtoons and manhwa. You’ve been enraptured by the spellbinding tale of “Lore Olympus” by Rachel Smythe—a modern retelling of Greek mythology that weaves romance, drama, and the trials
I love when a manga has a good female villain that isn’t one-dimensional and boring. I know, I know, we have plenty of strong female icons to choose from in manga now. But it always feels good to see a character that is fully realized, powerful, and doesn’t need petty motivations to cause chaos. Maybe
Look, I have a confession to make. I am very partial to well-written female characters in any franchise. Like I was that one kid in the arcade who played King Of Fighters solely because she loved the designs for all the female characters most. And my favorite trope of female characters? It has to be
Shipping is one of the main appeals for me when I’m watching an anime. It doesn’t matter if that ship exists or not, or if the anime in question even has a romantic element, it’s just really fun seeing two characters connect and grow side by side. When it comes to most anime, a ship
Korean manhwa now has a special place in my heart. It’s because of them that webtoons took off in a big way, and that is amazing. Everyone should be catching up on them because some truly great manhwa rival some of the best manga I’ve read over the years. And now we have a new
