The genius here continues to be the clash of survival and nekozuki instinct, with the latter seeming to win every time. Read more
The genius here continues to be the clash of survival and nekozuki instinct, with the latter seeming to win every time. Read more
We – like Rudo – are still very much in the get-to-know-you phase. Read more
No one does “if you know you know” humor better or more humorously than Eguchi Natsumi. Read more
The thing with parody is your receptiveness to it depends in part on your familiarity with (or feelings towards) the original. Read more
Finally, we get to see Hanako-kun have a hero moment. Read more
I’ve always thought anyone who pursued that line of work was crazy. Read more
No point in sugarcoating it, that was a total snooze for me. Read more
Where Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu is really brilliant is in treating Hikaru as an individual first. Read more
The whole ceiling is lined with steel-toed boots suspended by gossamer. Read more
Over the course of a long mystery-driven series certain chapters are tasked with the unglamorous job of getting things from point to point. Read more