The supporting cast here is obviously a strength, but not many of them can anchor a storyline the way Iruma can. Read more
The supporting cast here is obviously a strength, but not many of them can anchor a storyline the way Iruma can. Read more
This was another very good episode, but as with most things with this show I have conflicted feelings. Read more
As the series’ first real visit to Kyoto (a few earlier cutaways notwithstanding) this is a significant moment. Read more
Maybe I’m wrong to assume there is some sort of plan there, but it’s hard to imagine an adaptation of a long-finished manga like this would just stop in the middle. Read more
Those two kids and Dara-san have one of the most heartwarming relationships I can remember in anime for a long time. Read more
I’m not sure I can remember a series with more elephants in the room than Super no Ura de Yani Suu Futari. Read more
I feel a lot of sympathy for Oniyasha here. He’s just doing what he’s been trained to do since he was a toddler, and now everyone close to him is leaving his side. Read more
That was seriously intense and painful in a good way. Read more
If you view Tenmaku no Jaadugar through the lens of pure storytelling, there’s no doubt it’s a series worthy of considerable admiration. Read more