Anime Review

Bleach – Volume 71 Review
Manga Review

Bleach – Volume 71 Review

Bleach – Volume 71 Review
Bleach is continuing its slowly released countdown to the finale in this country with, as the title suggests, Volume 71! Giant sentient hands, energy-created sniper rifles and a long awaited Bankai reveal await inside!
• 4th December 2017
Ronja the Robber’s Daughter Review
Anime Review

Ronja the Robber’s Daughter Review

Ronja the Robber’s Daughter Review
Ronja the Robber’s Daughter is not the brightest spark in Studio Ghibli's repertoire. Despite some good ideas and lovely animation, this is primarily aimed at very young kids and therefore anyone outside that demographic would most likely find this 26-episode venture hard to get through.
• 3rd December 2017
Hyouka Part 1 Review
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Hyouka Part 1 Review

Hyouka Part 1 Review
With a lovable cast of characters, superb animation, and a real attention to detail, Hyouka comes highly recommended by me. It might sound boring on the surface but give it a try and you’ll find something truly fascinating.
• 1st December 2017
Neo Parasyte f  Review
Manga Review

Neo Parasyte f  Review

Neo Parasyte f  Review
The best contributions in Neo Parasyte f are strange and compelling, making this unusual collection of short stories well worth reading, especially if you’re a fan of Hitoshi Iwaaki’s original work.
• 29th November 2017
Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection Two Review
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Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection Two Review

Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection Two Review
It seems Dragon Ball Z movie collections are like buses: wait for ages for one to turn up and then you get two (nearly) at once … with a third about a month later! Anyway, Movie Collection 2 contains the third and fourth movies released under the Dragon Ball Z label, “The Tree of Might” and “Lord Slug”, or the one with evil Goku and the one with evil Piccolo, if you wish…
• 26th November 2017
In/Spectre Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

In/Spectre Volume 1 Review

In/Spectre Volume 1 Review
Despite the silly name and lack of fanfare around this title, In/Spectre starts off very well with likable characters, sincere chemistry between the two leads and interesting spin on Japanese folklore.
• 19th November 2017
A Strange and Mystifying Story Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

A Strange and Mystifying Story Volume 1 Review

A Strange and Mystifying Story Volume 1 Review
Looking for a well-drawn, appealing urban fantasy BL with believable, relatable characters? Start here with Tsuta Suzuki's A Strange and Mystifying Story. Just don’t expect it to show all its strengths in this first volume; it gets much better later on!
• 17th November 2017