the Transformers series called Beast Wars (or Beasties, if you watched the show in Canada), released in 1996 and ran until 1999 with three seasons. It was a computerized cartoon using 3d models for everything. When it first released (and through my six-year old eyes), this was mind-blowing. … Read More Ebby’s Favorite Shows: Beast Wars
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I’m a big fan of blogging, but blogging isn’t for everyone. I’ve decided I’d highlight the pros and cons of blogging about anime and gaming to help you determine if it is the right fit for you. First though, we should talk about what a blog is, and why you might consider writing one.… Read More Pros and Cons of Anime and Gaming Blogs
Hey everyone, it’s Kernook here… I’ve always loved the Naruto universe with its compelling cast and complex ninja world. However the cast is so large that narrowing down a top ten list isn’t easy. I love so many of the characters for an assortment of reasons, so this is my list. It might not be yours. There’s also a caveat that should be kept in mind.… Read More Top 10 Naruto Characters
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To be honest with you though, Emma Blackery’s musical talent is something I really should have brought up before. I absolutely love her music.… Read More Fandom: Emma Blackery
Like Anime, Gaming, and RWBY Analysis content? Check out our other platforms and support our content. Don’t forget to follow our blog for more content like this. You can help support us through PayPal or Patreon. Hey everyone, it’s Kernook here. Today I’m going to begin my review journey through the My Hero Academia series.… Read More My Hero Academia Season 1 Review
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Today we’re going to talk about a series that’s gentle and easy to watch. However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows either. Sometimes this anime is a little bitter-sweet and contemplative above all else. While it touches on the subject of loss, you’ll find the themes to be easily digestible and never too dark. Today I’m talking about A Little Snow Fairy Sugar.… Read More Anime Review: A Little Snow Fairy Sugar
It’s hard not to know of this series. With fifteen separate dubs and nearly thirty subs, The Simpsons is right up there with some of the most prolific series when it comes to worldwide appeal in the animation space. Plenty of cartoons are, sure enough, but The Simpsons wasn’t exactly intended for children and it sits within an odd middle ground… it’s not your average cartoon, or at least, it didn’t used to be one.… Read More The Simpsons Season 1 Retrospective Review
A Lull in the Sea, also known in Japan as Nagi no Asukara is a twenty-six episode anime that depicts two very separate sets of people. The ones that live on land, and the ones that live below it, deep in the sea. Released in October of 2013, this series is nearly pushing a decade old… Read More Let’s Talk Anime: A Lull in the Sea
Besides that, at first, I had a lot of conflicted thoughts about the show and what it might turn out to be. Therefore, I just wanted to sit and collect my thoughts. It can be really easy to become over excited or overly critical of new content before it releases, and I wanted to be impartial in my thoughts of this new impending series.… Read More I’m Excited for RWBY Ice Queendom
A bridge to Starry Skies is an interesting type of harem anime. It follows a lot of the same tropes, such as the male lead falling all over the place, which leads him to kiss a girl in the first episode. Yet, it’s also strangely unique as well, but for those reasons you’d actually have to watch the show. All in all, it has a lot of heart, but it’s also messy as hell. … Read More Let’s Talk Anime: A Bridge to the Starry Skies – Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi
The Demented Ferrets 