Animation quality is a much debated sphere of the Anime world. After all, not all anime are made equal. Some are from extremely popular animation studios that are world renowned for their skills, such as Kyoto Animation or MAPPA. But oftentimes, some studios catch you off guard with how they can rival these legendary studios
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Okay, we all love anime for its often amazing characterization, gorgeous animation, and a storyline that really drags us in. But what does it mean to create an anime story that really sells itself? After all, the actual plot of an anime is what really matters. There’s no point in watching a series that doesn’t
If the early 2000s were the start of anime and manga becoming much more popular, and the post-2020 has seen the boom of web novels and light novels? Then the 2010s was the age of the digital comic. Webtoons hit it off during this time, becoming mainstream thanks to the advent of the smartphone era.
Rating a series, like a manga or anime, on a whole is much easier than tackling it chapter by chapter, or episode by episode. At the same time, it leaves people wondering whether the series in question is consistently good, or if certain parts just stack up better next to each other. And the same
God, do we remember the gone-by days of Wattpad fanfiction? Like, the novel-length stories with bad self-insert protagonists and a bad boy version of whatever character was trending? I mean, I’m definitely guilty of this too, my days of being a fanfiction writer were filled with cringe. And the one trend I followed just as
I’m kind of amazed at the evolution of anime in pop culture. Anime has grown from a niche hobby to a worldwide phenomenon. With studios not relegated to being just in Japan, we have seen an outpour of animated shows from all over the world. But here in lies the question: Are all animated shows,
I feel like I speak for everyone when I say this: getting invested in a story like Mushoku Tensei, only to be left at a cliff-hanger? It’s one of the worst feelings in the world. I know I am not the only one that searches for web novels, manga and anime by sorting whether they
Light novels have always been a thing but with the recent uptick in Korean-based web novels and manhwas, they’ve seen a rise in popularity. Isekai works such as Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint and Shonen adventures like SSS-Class Suicide Hunter have become cult favorites, even among manga traditionalists, and for a very good reason. Web Novels are
The world of light novels has expanded tremendously over the years, with countless stories covering various genres, themes, and styles. One such popular series is “Classroom of the Elite” by Shougo Kinugasa. Set in a prestigious high school with a unique ranking system, the story revolves around a group of students navigating through academic challenges
Sometimes you read a work of fiction, and it leaves you wanting more. And then some conclude perfectly. I’ve read a lot of light novels in my time, but sci-fi and military-centric novels were never something I picked up, especially if they weren’t finished. Until I started 86 —EIGHTY-SIX. I’m surprisingly not that into the
