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I Hear the Sunspot: Limit Volume 3 Review
Manga Review

I Hear the Sunspot: Limit Volume 3 Review

I Hear the Sunspot: Limit Volume 3 Review
The second volume of I Hear the Sunspot: Limit concluded on a painful cliffhanger. At last we get to learn whether the friendship between good-hearted Taichi and hearing-impaired Kohei has finally foundered. Does the third and final volume deliver the hoped-for ending - or is it too late to hope for a reconciliation?
• 5th April 2021
The Demon Girl Next Door Review
Anime Review

The Demon Girl Next Door Review

The Demon Girl Next Door Review
The Demon Girl Next Door is a slice-of-life comedy that offers plenty of laughs with a cute and colourful cast of characters that you can really have fun with, however, the fact that the series ends just as it really gets started will no doubt frustrate a lot of viewers.
• 22nd March 2021
Z/X Code Reunion Review
Anime Review

Z/X Code Reunion Review

Z/X Code Reunion Review
While it's nothing special, Z/X Code Reunion is a fun but whimsical schoolgirl sci-fi action series, where being familiar with the original card game it's based on doesn't matter too much.
• 15th December 2020
Mysteria Friends Review
Anime Review

Mysteria Friends 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.
• 11th August 2020
My Boy Volume 5 Review
Manga Review

My Boy Volume 5 Review

My Boy Volume 5 Review
A job move back to Tokyo is on the cards for Satoko – which means she’ll be able to see Mashuu. But will she accept...and even if she does, what’s in store for them both? Find out in the fifth volume of Hitomi Takano's engrossing slice-of-life manga.
• 7th October 2019
Girls’ Last Tour Review
Anime Review

Girls’ Last Tour Review

Girls’ Last Tour Review
Girls’ Last Tour is a very relaxing survival story that generates a lot of appeal from its comfy styling and deceptively cute presentation. Its slow pace and slice-of-life sensibilities may seem boring to some, but if you look past that, the series shows an engaging deeper narrative with a strong anti-war message.
• 13th May 2019
Sound! Euphonium Review
Anime Review

Sound! Euphonium Review

Sound! Euphonium Review
Even amongst Kyoto Animation's prestigious back catalogue, Sound! Euphonium carves out a place amongst the very best, with a subtle blend of Slice of Life and Drama, and understated yet well developed characters, topped off with truly breathtaking animation and music.
• 3rd October 2018