Anime Review

A Man & His Cat Volume 2 Review

The second instalment in the lives of widower Mr. Kanda and his cat Fukumaru delivers plenty of amusing moments that will resonate with cat owners as well as revealing a little more about Mr. Kanda's past, delivering another charming read.

Sarah • 15th August 2020

Manga Review

Silver Spoon Volume 14 Review

Silver Spoon Volume 14 is a wonderful continuation to the story with some great humour and emotional highs balanced with the continuing themes of future prospects - both educational and from a job perspective.

HWR • 14th August 2020

Anime Review

Revolutionary Girl Utena: Part 2 Review

There are a few stumbles in The Black Rose Saga’s run but the series continues to prove why it’s a beloved classic to begin with. Don’t miss picking up the gorgeous Blu-ray today.

darkstorm • 12th August 2020

Anime Review

Mysteria Friends Review

While being connected to the Rage of Bahamut mobile game presents a barrier to entry, and its very slow, methodical pace may bore some viewers, Mysteria Friends is a beautiful slice-of-life series with a surprisingly wholesome yet playful take on the yuri genre.

Onosume • 11th August 2020

Anime Review

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations – Set 4 Review

Boruto returns for his fourth batch of episodes on Blu-ray here in the UK, bringing with him a partial focus on a few of his allies, which is refreshing! That being said, if you are expecting that means the story seen here diverges from the usual plot points found in Naruto/Boruto, you might be disappointed…

Cold Cobra • 10th August 2020

Manga Review

How Do We Relationship? Volume 1 Review

When Miwa first meets Saeko, the latter compliments her on her wonderful breasts. It's a meeting like no other, but the two form a firm friendship that soon evolves into something more... With this debut volume of How Do We Relationship? we find out the series is everything yuri fans have been waiting for.

Demelza • 9th August 2020

Manga Review

Konosuba: An Explosion on this Wonderful World! Volume 5

As Megumin's story comes to an end in this volume of Konosuba: An Explosion on this Wonderful World! we're treated to one last battle against a great evil. Friendships will be tested, towns will be threatened and Aqua will go about her day none the wiser as to how desperately our hero could do with her help!

Demelza • 8th August 2020

Manga Review

Soul Eater: The Perfect Edition Volume 1 Review

Soul Eater: The Perfect Edition Volume 1 serves as both a very good introduction to the story and provides a nice incentive for fans to revisit where the story of Soul Eater began.

HWR • 7th August 2020

Anime Review

Domestic Girlfriend Complete Collection Review

Domestic Girlfriend is a soap opera in anime form. The blend of drama and comedy is conveyed well to the viewer and despite being a potential step-sibling romance, it approaches the subject matter maturely. Even if it's not usually your sort of series, it's well worth giving a shot.

Demelza • 6th August 2020

Anime Review

Mob Psycho 100 II (Season 2) Review

Mob Psycho 100 returns for a second season of supernatural adventures that boasts as much flare and heart as the last season. So give this review a read? Excellent choice!

N.E.C • 3rd August 2020

Manga Review

My Boy Volume 6 Review

As Satoko returns to Tokyo, her younger sister Mayu has no qualms about meeting up with young Mashuu, even taking him to karaoke! Is Volume 6 of My Boy taking the story of this unusual friendship in a new and refreshingly different direction?

Sarah • 30th July 2020

Anime Review

Revolutionary Girl Utena: Part 1 Review

The influential series Revolutionary Girl Utena is finally here in the UK and, so far, it’s been very much worth the wait. Part 1, the Student Council Arc, is out now on Blu-ray!

darkstorm • 29th July 2020

Anime Review

Magic Knight Rayearth: Collector’s Edition Part 1 Review

Three schoolgirls find themselves spirited away to a magical land in the anime adaptation of an early example of isekai by CLAMP.

Ian Wolf • 28th July 2020

Anime Review

The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 1 Part 2 Review

The Rising of the Shield Hero has proven itself a worthwhile isekai series. The series isn’t perfect and the criticisms levelled against it are fair, but if you can look past its issues, then there is fun to be had here. With a further two seasons yet to come, fans of the show have a lot to look forward to.

Demelza • 27th July 2020

Manga Review

Konosuba: An Explosion on this Wonderful World! Volume 4 Review

In this volume of Konosuba: An Explosion on this Wonderful World! Megumin and Yunyun are on their way to the town of Axel - but before they get there, the two must face off against a number of foes. With Yunyun stealing the spotlight, will Megumin ever be able to show off her explosion magic?

Demelza • 25th July 2020

Manga Review

Wave, Listen to Me! Volume 1 Review

Wave, Listen to Me! Volume 1 is a great introduction to the story and its main protagonist Minare, who quickly becomes an endearing character to follow as her journey into the world of radio begins and her life gradually gets back on track.

HWR • 24th July 2020

Manga Review

Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku Volume 3 Review

We learn more about the island, the elixir and the mysterious monsters that live on the island in this volume.

Ian Wolf • 23rd July 2020

Manga Review

Mujirushi: The Sign of Dreams Review

A rather familiar bucktoothed schemer and a US President who looks like a cross between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton star in Naoki Urasawa's one-shot series.

Ian Wolf • 22nd July 2020

Manga Review

RWBY The Official Manga Volume 1 Review

The official manga adaptation of RWBY is an interesting altered take on the beloved series, but the changes fail to convey what made the show fun to watch in the first place.

darkstorm • 21st July 2020

Anime Review

Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl – The Complete Series Review

While difficult to get into with its initial weird sci-fi premise, Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl emerges as a heartfelt and funny slice-of-life series that really cares for its cast of characters, tackling some sensitive issues really well.

Onosume • 20th July 2020