Cho-Cho Filler
I guess it had to happen eventually. The first true filler arc of Boruto just wrapped up: a three-episode exercise in pointlessness that tries to do little and succeeds in even Continue Reading
Getting more done in less time
Recently while I was in conversation with one of my aniblogger pals, she was lamenting that she felt like she had too much to do and not enough time/energy/etc. to Continue Reading
Planet With Pain
So I’ve been watching Planet With, and it’s a unique fish, all right. Tonight I want to highlight a philosophical question raised in last week’s episode. Can’t remember seeing it Continue Reading
What’s New at Curiously Dead Cat: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Hi all, it’s time to thank you, my awesome readers! In the last couple of weeks, we’ve: Broken past 40 followers on WordPress, Broken past 100 followers on Twitter, Hit Continue Reading
The Woes of a WordPress Blogger
That episode, man, was fantastic! I can’t wait to blog on it now! Throw in a digression, a good first impression: My readers will love it, and how! What’s Continue Reading
First Impression Haiku: Muhyo & Roji’s Bureau of Supernatural Investigation
Two cartoony kids, Grotesque spiritual horror: Mood whiplash abounds. So episode 1 of Muhyo & Roji’s Bureau of Supernatural Investigation depicts a touching and complex set of human relationships. At Continue Reading
“Know Yourself”: A Reflection on Arthifis’ Post on Personality
Hi friends! So fellow aniblogger Arthifis, whom I greatly enjoy, has been posting some really helpful stuff recently on improving your blog. (Believe me, I’m making use of his tips Continue Reading
First Impression: We Rent Tsukumogami
So Crunchyroll is still rolling out (crunchyrolling out?) new stuff! Tonight I checked out the first episode of We Rent Tsukumogami. Ahem: Ancient treasures live, and spy on Edo Japan. Who watches Continue Reading
How to Keep a Mummy (guest post by MiniPrimes)
(Hi friends! My daughter, MiniPrimes, has had this prepared for quite a while, and it’s my fault it hasn’t gotten posted until now. How to Keep a Mummy was a sweet Continue Reading
Freebies on Weekly Shonen Jump
Heads-up, folks! I just renewed my annual subscription to Weekly Shonen Jump, which reminded me: WSJ still has the first thirty chapters of the My Hero Academia manga up for free on their website! Continue Reading