Join me as I go back in time and catch up on some of the classics and hidden gems of the mecha genre that every proper fan should know about. Whether I was too young or simply missed out on them, it’s time for me to see the greats of a bygone era and why you should too!
This time: Mobile Police Patlabor
The qualifying matches for the semifinals begin. But while Smile continues to dominate, Peco’s knee is giving out.
The championship qualifiers are finally here and it’s time for everyone to show the results of their training. With Smile, Peco, Kazama, and Kong all vying for a top spot, there will be winners and losers today.
With Peco’s willpower reignited, he begins to train in earnest once again. Meanwhile, the rest of the cast face their revelations and burdens during their own training.
It’s almost Christmas, and we get a glimpse at how each character spends the time.
Matsutaro Sakaguchi is a giant of a man, towering over all of his peers. Rude, rough, brash, lazy, lecherous, and a whole other slew of bad habits make him a pretty unpopular guy. Despite all that, he’s hands down one of the strongest guys in town and soon learns to use his strength in the Sumo ring, if his bad habits don’t stop him first.
Hit the “Random” button and see what comes up! In this feature, we take a look at whatever manga the Random Number God decides to throw at us and find out if it’s worth your time. This time: Zai x 10, by Yamauchi Yasunobu
I’m not sure any of us really knew what to expect from Nobunagun’s absurd premise. Join me as I give my final thoughts on the craziest little anime that could.
These smooth sexy robots from Japan are too much for one man! Think you can handle the kinda firepower these gorgeous machines are packing? Click and find out!
One day, I saw some character artwork for some weird anime and thought some of it was kinda cool, even if half of it was loli pandering or questionable to the highest degree. Today I say goodbye to Zvezda once and for all.
In 2013, the world witnessed the debut of Trigger’s first televised anime. Today, after some thoughts on the finale, we say goodbye to the crazy shining diamond that was Kill la Kill.
The Battleship class Invasion Object isn’t out of the fight just yet. With Sio in its clutches and the rest of the E-Gene holders struggling against the endless onslaught, things aren’t looking as good as planned.
Turns out there was a giant civil war this entire time and West Udogawa had been the only neutral region thanks to Zvezda’s efforts. However, now that Tokyo’s governor (also Asuta’s father) has brought his special forces to the battlefield, Kate and her followers are easily beaten and forced on the run. With things looking grim, Asuta strengthens his convictions…sort of.
Ryuko and Satsuki, now allied, take the fight directly to Ragyo. Meanwhile, the Elite Four and Mako do their best to rescue the captured humans as well as protect the flagship from the vicious Life Fiber assault.
We gain a brief glimpse into the past DOGOO’s enigmatic commander and her origins. In response to the battleship class Invasion Object’s odd behavior, Sio formulates a plan to take it out in addition to halting their advance.
Recap With Ryuko back in control of herself, it’s time to deal with Nui and take the fight to Ragyo and the Life Fibers. Before that however, Ryuko needs to come to terms with the reality of her origins and their connection to Satsuki.
Recap Both Asuta and Renge end up on a trip to a hot spring, each sent by their respective organizations. What a surprise!
Satsuki and Ryuko square off again, this time in their opposing kamui.
After barely fending off the battleship class Invasion Object, an injured Sio is sent back to Japan to rest and recover. Not only does she get the chance to catch up with Asao, she also gets to deal with another Invasion Object incursion on the Japanese coast.
Things get even weirder.
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