Part of the magic of You and I Are Polar Opposites is that it can be light and breezy while at the same time thoughtful and incisive. Read more

Seihantai is one of those series that makes excellence look a lot easier than it actually is. Read more

“TairAzuma” has a nice ring to it… Read more

The world needs Yamadas and Suzukis – nothing would ever happen if everyone was like Nishi and Tani. Read more

I’m convinced Gapacho was at the library because he was pining over Library Girl… Read more

My ship may be sinking… Read more

Bokuyaba is like a brilliant docudrama about the making of sausage, and Seihantai is Oktoberfest. Read more

For all the deformed faces and fluffy cuteness this show is actually pretty deep when it comes to relationships and adolescents learning to be humans. Read more

This car only has one working pedal, and it’s not the brake. Read more