Why should you watch Junji Ito: Collection? Stories are Outstanding (10). The title says the story out loud. This is a collection of horror stories based on the horror collection of the father of modern Japanese horror, Junji Ito. If you are not familiar with him then think of him as the Stephen King of…
Continue quest →Why should you watch Ramen Daisuki Koizumi San? The story is Fair (6). There’s nothing fancy about the story. It’s about a girl obsessed with ramen being stalked by her classmate who is obsessed with her. And a ton of useful? facts about ramen, its history, and how to enjoy it best. Art is Very…
Continue quest →Here’s my take after watching 8 episodes and reading 13 chapters of the otherworldly beauty which is Mahoutsukai no Yome by Wit Studio and the original art and story of Kore Yamazaki. It’s rare for me to find a story that captures my imagination, and immerses me in the world and lore that is being…
Continue quest →Here’s my take after watching 21 episodes of the fun and time-killing: The Master of Killing Time by Shin-Ei Animation Studio. How should I put this… Tonari no Seki Kun is a great take on an enjoyable way to kill time. Since each episode is just around 7 minutes it is easy to watch on…
Continue quest →After watching 12 heart and mind-boggling episodes of Death Parade by Madhouse Studio, here’s my take. A question that has passed at least once: Where do we go after we die? This is where the premise of Death Parade starts; judgment after death. Two guest souls deprived of some essential memories are judged by arbiters…
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