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We’re Comrades, Not Friends (Eizouken Analysis)
There’s one particular quirk that comes up whenever a character ask if the members of the Eizouken are friends in Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! When someone ask…
Fiction, Reality, and Escapism (Or How I Disagree with Evangelion)
There is often an underlying thought where consumption of fiction, be it in the form of watching TV, reading books, or playing video games, is thought of as…
Evangelion: 3.0 +1.0 Thrice Upon a Time Review: A Worthy Conclusion to a Saga
Somehow my editor allowed me to review anime film at my work website, but life’s weird that way I guess. You can read it here. But I’ll give…
The Horror of Change (Evangelion 3.33 Analysis)
They say that changes is a form of death. In a way they are. After all, changes is letting go everything that you know, not just about the…
Why do We Love Giant Robot? (Food for Thoughts)
Giant robot illustration for the purpose of SEO I was watching the episode 5 of Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken the other day and it got me really…
The Spectrum of Love (Fate/Grand Order’s Ooku’s Analysis)
The arrival of the Tokugawa’s Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku, one of Fate/Grand Order’s event, marked what I would like to dub as the conclusion of the Sakura trilogy in…
What’s in a Fight: Netero vs Meruem (Hunter x Hunter’s Analysis)
Action has always been one of my favorite genre in action (if it’s done well). At their best, they are basically a physical of storytelling with the climax…
Moving On from the Past (An Analysis of Lelouch of the Re;surrection)
I finally have the chance to watch the entirety of Code Geass, including the Lelouch of the Re;surrection movie, within the last week (I have to thank Netflix…
Walking Down the Shore (A Short Story)
Much of my life feels like strolling down sunset-lit beach all by myself. In the horizon, I can see crowds of people tending and minding their own businesses;…
How Tomozaki Becomes my Favorite Loner (From Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki)
The Loner Tomozaki from Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki won me over with his earnestness and sincerety.
What Makes a “Good” Death (Jujutsu Kaisen’s Analysis)
Jujutsu Kaisen’s protagonist, Itadori Yuji, reflected quite a numerous times about the nature of death. As an example, the fact that he did not want his Senpai at…