It’s always fascinating whenever Boku no Hero Academia takes on Americanism, since it quite brazenly wears its American influence. Read more
It’s always fascinating whenever Boku no Hero Academia takes on Americanism, since it quite brazenly wears its American influence. Read more
Makoto’s description of the birth of official herodom plays like something Horikoshi would have written if he’d ever gotten around to it. Read more
Vigilante is able to be both an accessory to the parent series and a free-standing entity in its own right, and be essential in both roles. Read more
As you get deeper into Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals, you recognize that diminished expectations are a powerful recurring theme. Read more
This ep was kind of a distilled essence of what makes Illegals so damn good. Read more
Leave the apocalypse to the guys with endorsement deals – there’s plenty else threatening society that someone has to deal with. Read more
Illegals has a very distinct and dynamic energy all its own. Read more
It’s glorious to see Vigilante on the screen at long last, in Bones’ supremely capable hands. Read more
This series has been a big part of my anime life, and knowing we’re so close to the end gets me quite emotional about it. Read more
No Deku, no Bakugo, no problen. Read more