Kill la Kill (on the uniform of fascism): A Review

‘Kill la Kill saved anime’ might not have been meant to be interpreted at face value, but the character of the show has undoubtedly changed what anime is

Mononoke (and an Uncanny Reality): A review

Mononoke, although lacking at times, delivers upon an aggressive an uncanny vibe that is hard to find elsewhere

(Meandering through the mayhem of) Yasuke: A Review

Yasuke suffers greatly under tonal inconsistency in many departments could’ve worked better if they pursued the same goal

(My ambivilance towards) Samurai Champloo: A Review

Samurai Champloo may have its repetitive issues but excels in direction, which is to be expected

Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken (and why it is still relevant): A Review

Eizouken is a story on adolescent passion with an impressive and unprecedented presentation that oozes character and nostalgia