Have you ever seen a trashy anime and realized that the romance aspect is the least problematic thing about it? Yeah, Mato Seihei No Slave is deranged enough where I don’t care who Yuuki Wakura end up with, I kind of just want him out of that situation. Because for all the ‘waifus’ this Harem
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Anime has become an art form worthy of discussion. Then again, it always has been, if anime streamers have anything to say about it. And I agree. Anime is just such a varied medium which can invoke so many different emotions, and trying to explain them is a whole seperate thing on its own. Whether
Zombie apocalypses. You either love them for their campy horror or hate them for the genuine fear of an existential crisis they put into you. Now, I’m not saying I enjoy that kind of anxiety but listen, I grew up in a world post Resident Evil, the first movie. And as scary as it was
I think Berserk Of Gluttony is one of those few manga that doesn’t make its romance plot into something completely perverse, despite the ‘Dark Fantasy’ label. I mean, the question isn’t even about Roxy being in love with Fate, or vice versa, but rather how their bond manifests into something more complicated than that. Is
While I love anime that I can get super invested in, sometimes it’s okay to watch an anime that is merely there to pass time. I know what you’re thinking: ‘Aren’t all anime technically a time pass?’ To which I’d say, no. Sure, watching anime itself is a hobby, something you do because the series
I know I keep saying that The Apothecary Diaries is not a romance, doesn’t mean I don’t see what’s going on between our two main characters. Maybe saying Jinshi is in love with Maomao is a little far-fetched, but he’s not not in love with her. Okay, that sounds confusing but romance is rarely ever
In a dimly lit room, an individual swipes through screen after screen, the soft glow casting shadows on their face. Each swipe is a search for a story, a narrative that speaks to the heart, that resonates with the complexities of love and the nuances of emotions that only the world of GL Manhwa can
Naruto is a guilty pleasure but I wish that the main characters had gotten the same romantic growth as Kiba’s wife. Why? Because honestly, everyone besides the main trio got a build up to their respective relationships that felt believable. I mean, just look at all the couples in Naruto Shippuden that were foreshadowed. But
Romance anime might be my favorite genre, but characters that are overtly flirty are actually a turn off for me. Why? Well, it might have to do with how the biggest flirts in anime used to be synonymous with being massive pervs. Yes, I am talking about the Master Roshis of this world but obviously,
You know, I’m a big advocate for only starting stuff that is already finished, rather than putting yourself through ongoing works that leave you wanting for more. I do this with everything, from shows to the fiction I read. Which is why when I want to get into a series, I almost always tick the
