Interview – Shinnosuke Yakuwa Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window
Scotland Loves Anime is undeniably my favorite film festival of the year. Spanning a whole week, it offers an anime...
Scotland Loves Anime 2024
Kuramerukagari Review
Based on the light novel by Ryohgo Narita (Baccano! and Durarara!!), which was itself a spin-off of Kurayukaba, comes Kuramerukagari....
Kurayukaba Review
Crowdfunding can be a risky venture, with many publicly funded projects failing to see the light of day. That’s why...
Sand Land Review
Whether or not you’ve seen his work or consider yourself a fan, chances are you’ve encountered the influence of the...
The Birth of Kitarō: The Mystery of GeGeGe Review
Horror anime often feels like the black sheep of anime sub-genres. While some, like Higurashi When They Cry and Hellsing...
Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window Review
The treatment of neurodivergent and disabled individuals is always evolving. How we approach these topics, and the language we use,...
A Few Moments of Cheers Review
Fully CG anime, compared to that of Western studios, evokes a sense of a bygone era. There’s a peculiar disconnect...
Ghost Cat Anzu Review
Rotoscoping is a unique animation technique that involves drawing over live-action footage frame by frame. This technique has been used...
Trapezium Review
The idol industry might seem heavenly to an outsider watching concert videos or TV appearances of popular idols. However, as...
Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture Review
In 2006, super-genius anti-heroes captivated audiences, with Code Geass’s Lelouch vi Britannia standing out as an iconic character. Code Geass...