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TAV Return! We’re back~
We’re back! Over the last two months, we intentionally stepped back from our writing pursuits to focus on editing our backlog of a few hundred posts. This hiatus…


"Bye-Bye, Bye-Bye My Youth"
My Journey with Wienners’ Music, Part 1: 'Best New Retakes'
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Popran (2022) review [22nd Nippon Connection]
“A great narrative that questions in a light-hearted way the relation between the male subject and his member as well as the role the real member plays within…


A Sad Good Bye to 2022!
The year is finally coming to a close. It’s time to say good bye to all the wacky weirdness that this year brought, and ring in the new…
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Just Remembering (2022) review [22nd Nippon Connection]
An experience that will stir the spectator’s unconscious and affect his heart.
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P4G Series Trailer [Coming Oct 22nd 2022]
October 22nd 2022 my full p4g analysis drops. With over an hour and a half of never seen content, reedited in it's intended format. a 15…


OCTOBER 2022 UPDATE!
Find out what's going on here at HQ. The return of Anime Abandon, a new show here on the channel, and new rewards on Patreon! Follow me on Twitter…


Hiatus
Sorry to be dramatic, but going on hiatus. Need to get some irl things back under control and minimize my other ‘tasks’ for a bit. I’ll have posts…


Bye Bye, Earth – Episode 1
One good scene and pretty visuals can't make up for clunky fantasy racism and buckets of exposition.


Bye Bye, Mr. Zetsubou Guy
Now this is a story all about how my neck got cracked, turned upside down. And I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there, I'll tell…


First Impression: Bye Bye, Earth
A monstrous sea flower is growing in the lake and it has the animal villagers all in a tizzy. At this rate, it will turn the water salty!…


First Impressions – Bye Bye, Earth
Bye Bye, Earth for all the world reminds me of a throwaway show from I.G. (who specialize in them) or even Bones.


Anime Like Bye Bye, Earth
In a world of anthropomorphic animals, Belle Lablac feels isolated as the only human. With no fur or fangs, she decides to become a nomad in order to…
The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash, Bye Bye, Earth, Flip Flappers, Humanity Has Declined, ISHURA


Bye Bye, All of Monogatari
More than three years along, and twenty separate blu-ray/DVD sets down, in June 2022 I finally reviewed Zoku Owarimonogatari, the…
Bye-bye, all of EVANGELION.
Since Neon Genesis Evangelion dropped back in 1995, a heft of the commentary around the series has been centered around the personal feelings of its key creative lead, Anno Hideaki,…


Re/Member (2022) review
A pleasant experience that succeeds in offering both the thrills of a horror-slasher as well as a touching exploration of romantic and amical feelings.


October 2022 Monthly Favorites
Welcome back to the Monthly Favorites! Glad you made it! I’d like switch it up a little this time and start with – I sincerely hope this season…
Bye Bye Earth #04 — Arboreal Abominations
What the hell even are those things? Impressions: I continue to not be able to follow any of this whatsoever. Apparently saving her parents from a random…
Bye Bye, Earth has neat ideas
Shouldn't that cloak cover the non-sword arm?
Bye Bye Earth #02 — Untrustworthy Lagomorphs
Ew, rabbits. Impressions: The writing here isn't getting any better. We start out with her randomly laying in a forest of glowing rocks, announcing that she was…
Bye Bye Earth #06 — Mass Dismembering
Why are we here? To be giblets for the antagonist, apparently. Impressions: I love how the protagonists just sit there and watch literally everybody get dismembered. Also,…


Back from Hiatus and a Quick Rant About Anime Expo
Hi everyone! Sorry for not posting for 2 weeks uwu.. I was out on vacation and while I was gone, I have come up with a lot of…


Bye bye Blogger . . . I'm Moving to WordPress!
Or did you think I was quitting blogging definitively? :) Nope. I shall continue to have fun blogging, just, somewhere else. For a summari...
Bye Bye Earth #01 — My Deer Kraken
Told you. Invasive species. Not slow this morning for any particular reason. Just distracted. Though I did glance at 2.5D Seduction's second episode. His spurned childhood friend…


Advanced Update: Bye Bye For A While
I’ll be back soon! This going to seem sudden but important update. Before you start reading Lita is not leaving the blog world okay.


Pick of the Week: Bye, Bye, Bookworm
SEAN: Apologies to Ai Yazawa, and I'm sure someone will pick her later on. But this is the final volume of Ascendance of a Bookworm, and I have…
Princess Connect! Re:Dive – 06 – Bye-Bye Loneliness
After Karyl returns “30% better” (and a certain additional % traumatized) the Gourmet Guild departs from the big city for their first real quest. They’re headed to a…


Bye Bye, Earth Anime Review – 66/100
One of the main reasons I prefer novel adaptations to manga or light novels is that, usually, it’s harder for a novel to get picked up for one.…


Series Review: Bye Bye, Earth part 1
This adaptation of an early novel by the creator of Mardock Scramble can be a captivating fantasy story but sometimes tries too hard to be different.


Bye-Bye Atashi no Oniichan: Takeuchi Sachiko
One of the great pleasures of an inveterate book nerd like myself is discovering a new book by an author you love that you had no idea existed…


On Hiatus!
Just a little reminder – currently on hiatus until… September-ish? I’ll keep you guys posted as I can. See you around the blog-o-sphere!
Hiatus, Involuntary
Orphan's seven fans must be wondering what is going on. It's been a month since the last blog post, and even longer since the last release. ...


Author Journey (October 31, 2022)
I was half expecting a comedown after the previous week’s productivity and I was right. However, some habits are starting to form, making it a tiny bit easier…
Michio Murakawa Interview, October 2022
From the Star Blazers/Yamato Premium Fan Club magazine, Vol. 15 Celebrating the resumption of the comicalized version of Yamato 2199! The comicalize version aims for the summit of…


Author Journey (October 3, 2022)
I had a very busy and insanely productive week. It’s entirely possible that I have my fingers in too many pies, but I’ve started so I’m going to…
NEWSWIRE: October 2022 Pre-Orders
Now that October has snuck up on us, bringing the spectre of the spoopy season upon us too, we know that you’ve been nervously laying awake at night……
AmeChibi Rescheduled to October 2022
As we've mentioned before popular fan run anime convention AmeCon's mini con AmeChibi was postponed from April 2021. The AmeCon committee ha...


Author Journey (October 17, 2022)
Clearly, there was some sort of dark celestial alignment this week! The week started out with a public holiday and then I got to watch my time scamper…
Mecha designer interview, October 2022
From the Star Blazers/Yamato Premium fan club magazine Vol. 15, October 2022: Junichiro Tamamori has been designing UNCF mecha from the beginning of the remake era, up to…


Box Art Extravaganza: October 2022
Yes, box arts, let’s go! Announced last July for an October 2022 release, it looks like the Premium Bandai exclusive HGAC Gundam L.O. Booster is now getting into…


Author Journey (October 10, 2022)
I have failed… however, failure gives us the chance to grow, so is it really failing? Well, yes, but I’m going to put a positive spin on this…


Author Journey (October 24, 2022)
Well, that was the most productive week I’ve had in a while. I watched anime, read manga, listened to audiobooks, and wrote more words in a week than…


Looking Back on 2022
This past year was JP’s 10th. Before I started writing this blog, I struggled to see anything through. I would flit from project to project, from interest to…


Bye Bye, Earth Season 1 Anime Series Review
On the surface, Bye Bye, Earth depicts a vibrant and colorful fantasy world – unfortunately, its story is plain baffling.


eBay Says Bye-Bye to Hentai and More
eBay's updated their Adult only section for sellers, and hentai and yaoi is on that list! Krystallina reviews this in this week's column.
Kaiju Transmissions podcast: Bye Bye Jupiter and Gunhed
Another guest spot on Kaiju Transmissions! This time I try to defend two very unpopular 1980s Koichi Kawakita special effects films from Toho, so it could be controversial!…


Good Bye Summer!
Summer is starting to fade away. The blistering heat of the day is tempered little by little by the clear, chilly nights. Leaves on the trees have begun…


Cool Cool Bye
When a laserdisc of the 1986 fantasy OVA Cool Cool Bye turned up in a pile of discs the team bought in Japan, I thought it would…
Phoenix, Stop!! Hibari-kun!, Maris the Chojo, White Fang, Ai no Kusabi


22nd Nippon Connection: Recommendations
This list does not only reveal the variety of unique perspectives that mark Japanese Cinema, but also echoes that what directors, from a cinematic perspective, put into question…
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My Brother, The Android and Me (2022) review [22nd Nippon Connection]
“A compelling exploration of how certain subjects, psychotically structured, attempt to mend the problematic nature of the symbolic and the imaginary.”